Vivian Tu

And he seemed like so excited to be a dad.

He's like, I'm going to do everything I can for my baby girl.

But this kid didn't have any financial literacy.

He was coming from a few hours away in a smaller town in California.

And I could tell he didn't come from a lot of money.

He didn't have a lot of money and he was a child.

And I was like, if I had a kid at 18, 19, I would be screwed in terms of like, I wouldn't have been able to set my kids up.

The way that I want to now and the way that I could now and can now, hopefully if I stay healthy and things go well, I have more literacy around finances, I have a better emotional relationship with money and I feel like I have set my life up in place to be more organized with a game plan, like you said, to structure my life for the next 20, 30, 50 years, to have financial peace.

Maybe I'm not going to be this billionaire or something, but I'm going to be financially free as long as I don't do anything stupid or mess something up or who knows whatever.

But I have a game plan.

No.

By the way.

It's not my dream.

If it happens, cool.

Yeah, you're not rich.

You're not living a rich life.

And there's one thing to be said for like, okay, I want to continue to grow and contribute and bring value to myself and others.

And I'm doing it for the game of like building a number or something or building a business.

But if you don't feel enough and you have to keep making more money to fulfill something, you're a poor person.

It's like you've got some wound inside of you.