Neil Patel

Um, because by the time they understand this podcast, you're talking about like 15 years from now, right?

So I just want them to earn it, have that drive and hunger.

And that's a really hard thing to give to kids because they grew up with privilege.

Am I going to cut back on my lifestyle and be like,

I don't want a theater in my house.

I don't need a theater in my house.

But one of my passions as a kid, and I always wanted to be in the movie industry, I always loved movies and films and television shows.

I don't really get to watch any of them, but I always wanted that.

That was like a dream as a kid.

And it worked so hard.

I just want it.

And when I was on a trip and my wife found a house and she wanted to buy it, she's like, hey, this is a perfect house.

It checks the boxes.

I forgot where I was.

I think Brazil or something like that.

I was like, if you want it, go for it.

Um, and when we were going through that process, like why should I not have some of the things that I've worked so hard for so I could have, but then it makes my kids less hungry because they think it's normal.

It really does.

So then they don't have the hunger that I had because when I was growing up, I had no choice but to figure it out and figure out how to make money because no one was going to give it to it, give it to me.

And I'm not saying I struggled.