Rudy Mawer

Tell them their goals aren't going to happen.

They're being silly.

It's too risky.

It's a hard muscle to train.

It's a hard muscle to train.

But it's an important one for sure.

It can really be like your biggest blessing or curse.

Like depending on which side of the coin you're on.

Like I moved to America as an entrepreneur and, you know, kind of becoming a millionaire pretty quickly or was.

And so all my friends were millionaires.

I didn't know any normal people here because I just got straight into entrepreneurship.

Right.

Whereas if I'd been back in England, I grew up in a normal school, small town.

Yeah.

Everyone's working dead-end jobs.

Yeah, and they would all be drinking at the weekend and trying to do all these things.

And I always look back to how fortunate I was because I kind of inserted myself into this very collective group.

Like at my wedding, I don't think maybe only a couple of my college friends, but apart from that, everyone was probably a millionaire.

Exactly.

People are listening to how I say it's like, hey, if you have friends, family, old friends that aren't successful and don't support you, it doesn't mean you have to get rid of them or they're bad people.