Simon Squibb

Don't get me wrong.

I buy him Lego every single day right now.

He's eight.

So I'm doing right now, I'm spoiling him.

I think there's up to 10.

Up to 10, pretty much.

I'm spending it on Lego.

But my point is that I think for a lot of people,

You should realize that it's the learning that's the fun bit, even when it's a failure.

So I went to Sandy Yoga Comic Con.

I met Stan Lee, the creator of the Hulk and Spider-Man.

I sat with NBC Universal and they said they were going to turn it into a movie.

I've had all these incredible fun moments in the failure.

You know, like the failure itself is the end result.

Just like success hopefully is the end result.

But all the experiences in between are just the best thing ever.

Like I did all these things I would never have gone to San Diego Comic-Con and dressed up as a turtle if I hadn't had a comic book business.

You know what I mean?

Like it's the adventure of life that makes me want to keep trying these things too.

people just need to run the numbers.