Neil Patel

Most people want more.

They say that, but then when they make more, they want more.

And there's always new shiny objects that you can buy and invest in.

So do you have enough for a decent home to not worry about putting food on the table?

And a lot of people struggle, sadly, right?

Life is not affordable for most people.

And hopefully one day, which I don't think it'll happen, but hopefully one day that kind of stuff gets into a better place.

And when you look at success, you can have all the money in the world, but if you're sitting on a hospital bed and you can't move and no one wants to visit you, what use is that money?

Or if you have great relationships with your family, but you can't feed them and put food on the table, and people in your family are sick,

kind of sucks right you need to have all three in my eyes to be successful on a personal level now that doesn't mean if you have cancer you're not successful it means you know you got cancer you got bad luck and hopefully there's a cure one day or hopefully you can fight it and do some of the things that people have talked about like someone won i think it was like a noble prize

uh i think it was a japanese person if you fast more than 24 hours i forgot the state that it is but uh it kills a lot of your bad cells it's like for me every thursday i don't eat so i'll fast for the whole day what day is it oh tomorrow okay and even on a normal day i'll eat between 12 and 6 so then i do intermittent fasting in between yeah they say that

So when my daughter was young, her name's Emma, I first started teaching her about taxes by eating a portion of her ice cream.

So she would have like those Yasso bars.

Popsicles, yeah.

Yeah.

And I would take a bite and I'd tell him and I still take bites.

And I'm like, you got to pay taxes.

30 percent.

Daddy takes the government takes, you know, people take.

Right now I say daddy takes because they don't understand the government.