Neil Patel

No.

If I got to a billion a year, I would say I did well.

I measure success.

I was talking to one of my buddies and he was breaking down what's the difference of being wealthy and rich.

So he calls me, he breaks it down as little R, big R, little W, big W. So he's a big W.

And I said, what's the difference between a big W and a little W?

And he puts me as a capital R. So he's like, Neil, you're a capital R. And I'm like, what does that mean?

He's like, you can't buy the Los Angeles Lakers if you want to buy the Los Angeles.

I'm like, yeah, I can't afford it.

He's like, yeah.

He's like a lowercase W is I can buy a sports team like the Lakers or NFL team like the Rams or whatever it may be.

You get the point.

And he's a capital W. I'm like, what's the difference between a capital W and a lowercase w?

He's like, I can buy the Lakers and I can buy the Rams.

And if they both don't work out, I still have enough money to keep buying sports teams.

And that is like capital W. I look at that as like, you made it.

I can't say I've made it.

Can I get a boat or a plane?

Yeah, but it still hurts to buy a $100 million yacht.

That's expensive.