Tony Mantor

When people are on cholesterol medications like a statin, and it's not working exactly the way they want it to, the doctors will give this little pill that's a booster.

It's not a statin, but it helps the statin do the work to get it where they need to be.

So you are kind of like the booster that helps people.

Absolutely.

The main thing is that the people get help that they need so they can live a fulfilling life.

Now, what do you think is very important that our audience should know and hear about the impactful work you've been doing, your ongoing efforts, and your future plans to support and uplift those that need help?

Yeah, absolutely.

Now, let me ask you this.

What you just said sounds really good on paper.

It's kind of like you read a book that tells you how to put something together and it says, oh, put A into B. Looks simple, sounds simple.

Then you try and do it and it's like, man, this is not that easy.

How do you get it across to people when sometimes you look at them and then you tell them you've got your priorities upside down?

They're looking at their job.

They're looking at their money.

They're looking at their financial future.

Meanwhile, they're sacrificing their potential happiness because of their job.

So how do you get that to a point where it can all balance out and people can be better?

No, that's for sure.

It's a constant battle.

Hopefully they can win it.