Vivian Tu

Spend like a hundred bucks.

No, it's not worth it because it could be gone in a second too.

So I'm curious, the last time you were on, we talked about the difference between real rich and fake rich and people really love that response.

But I'm really curious, what's the biggest mindset difference that you see from people who are building wealth versus people who stay stuck in scarcity?

I've heard this so many times when I've done my events that a lot of people will tell me, you know, Lewis, I make 120 grand a year.

I've got two beautiful kids.

I've been married for eight to 10 years.

My life is really good.

And I'm just, something's missing.

I feel a little miserable because it is good.

And you think like anyone looking at this person would say, man, you've got a great life, why don't you just appreciate and enjoy it?

But they know they're not reaching into some type of potential they could be doing, or they're in a career that they enjoy, but it's really not what's been gnawing at them emotionally.

It's not what's been on their heart to go pursue, at least doing something on the side.

And they just stay comfortable.

And I think when people stay comfortable and they're not willing to just constantly reinvest in their personal growth, constantly reinvest in learning about the financial opportunities in front of them or taking the risks, which is a financial investment as well, taking that emotional risk or trying something new, that B plus life is scary, I think, for a lot of people.

Maybe they like it for a while, but then eventually they think something's off.

My knees hurt so bad.

I was just gonna say this, like for years as a teen, I was like, my knees are in pain.

It hurts.

It always hurts.