Robin Sharma

Last night I did a,

a book event here in London.

My father and my mother were there.

And they've been, they live in Toronto.

They've been here with me all week.

But each evening after my podcasts and being on all these shows, I go to my parents' hotel and we have a nice meal in the room.

And, you know, here's me and my parents.

They're in their 80s.

And we're just hanging out laughing.

That is the wealth money can't buy.

It's very true.

I love that definition.

It's really about prosperity, prosperity of human connections, prosperity of graceful moments.

I had one of the first mornings totally free yesterday morning and I found the secret garden

here in London, and there were actually bees.

There were bees and there were flowers, and it was just this perfect moment.

And to me, that does speak to wealth, the wealth of beauty.

In the book, one chapter is be a perfect moment creator.

And I think this is a form of wealth, according to the definition you read.

So Eugene O'Kelly was the CEO of KPMG, the global accounting behemoth.