Neil Patel

It's like, if you look at the ad agency space, the WPPs of the world, the publicists of the world, they've been around for a long time.

Most of them are worth the big ones are lucky.

If there were 10 to $20 billion, it requires a lot of capital to get there.

It's not efficient, like software companies or some of these tech companies, which have much better margins.

So who do you think is successful in a business aspect or in just general life aspect?

People have really hit the home runs where you can do whatever you want.

And what I mean, do whatever you want is you can buy a sports team.

You can buy multiple sports teams.

You can buy, you know, you have enough money to buy your own private islands.

That to me is successful from a business aspect.

Yes, that's spot on.

Very spot on.

I used to play fantasy football, but yeah, I haven't in years, but I love it.

Personally, I look at success as very different.

I look at success in different buckets.

How's your relationships with your family and your children?

Okay, which I think I have pretty good relationships.

I try to be the one when I'm here not traveling because we have offices, I think in 20 something countries.

When I'm here, I try to be the one picking up my kids and bringing them home from school.

So dropping and picking up.