Sam Parr

So think like Candy Crush, but he licensed the IP for Family Guy.

So he made like the Family Guy mobile game, the Harry Potter mobile game, those types of things.

Sold Tiny for a bunch of money, nine figures.

He then...

helped his brother start and sell Native deodorant.

So the Ali brothers are prolific, and they've both been on the podcast.

Suli did something that I really respect and admire, which was he was able to understand what matters.

So he's like, Suli's in his 40s.

He's been super successful.

And when you're successful, like...

winners have options.

You get deals put on your plate every day, things you could go invest in and make a bunch of money.

You have people who want to come work for you and start companies with you.

You have more knowledge about how to win in the game of business.

And it is very tempting to just go and go get more success because success feels really good and you're good at it.

And it's very tempting to do that because there might be other areas of your life that you're not so good at where you're not getting that same feedback loop of I'm awesome and this is awesome and my results are awesome.

And what Sully did, which I thought was great, was he didn't make the mistake of just chasing more success.

He started to look at those other areas.

So first thing he did was he started working out religiously every day.

Like I started being like, hey, what are you like?