Mick Hunt

And it changes too, you know, the same setup for person one, and you go through this in the book, isn't the same setup for person two, even if they kind of look identical on paper, right?

Like you've got to talk about the vision that you have for your company, you know, what's going on in your personal life as well too.

Like there's a lot of things that go into these structures and I don't think most people get it, but you break it down beautifully.

Yeah, yeah, I love it.

And, you know, that's one of the subjects in the book, right, is like how to save money.

But you also talk about how to use money, right?

And one of my favorite chapters in your book is Chapter 7.

And for those that are watching or that are listening, the way the book is set up is you're going to get a topic, you're going to get a scenario, you're going to get the real inspiration.

So it's like Haley having a conversation with a business owner or a person, and you're walking through something that everyone can relate to.

But chapter seven, we talk about Money 911.

And I saw the title and I said, I'm reading this one.

And it was so good that I had my two sons also read it who were in their mid 20s, early 20s, because it's really important for them to understand.

Like they hear dad talk about money.

Right.

They have friends.

They see things.

They understand wealth.

And I'm not saying I'm wealthy, but they understand like they understand money.

I want them to be future rich people, my sons.

Just because dad might have two dollars doesn't mean that it's their two dollars.