Scott Clary

There was a post on Instagram about this famous actor.

Basically, he's coming back to acting after spending about $540,000 to beat cancer.

That was the post.

And I'm just looking at that thinking, the average person does not have $540,000 to beat cancer.

No.

When that's a potential reality that you face, you're like, you know what?

Maybe I just got to take a shot on myself and find a way to make money because the government's not coming to save me.

And my W-2 9-5 making $80,000, $90,000 a year before tax is definitely not going to come and save me.

That's what I think pushes people to take chances, which allows them, the ones that are successful, because not all of them are, but the ones that are successful to eventually build something big.

That's what I see anyways.

You see the positives and negatives of both.

The health care system being a prime example of a negative.

But you have the American spirit that drives innovation.

It's like it's hard.

Nothing is perfect.

You know, it's like you can't have everything.

If we had perfect health care and everything else, we wouldn't probably have the American engine and belief system.

You talk to people all the time that are successful.

One of the first thing I want to say is like, okay, you've done this show.

You've got a super popular show.