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Why Fixing Yourself Might Fix The World... | Clayton Cuteri | DSH #1946
03 May 2026
Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
In business, I'm always trying to get the best outcome for the best price.
Chapter 2: How did Clayton Cuteri become a millionaire in just 22 months?
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Chapter 3: What connection does Clayton see between food and spirituality?
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No, we should not be sending missile strikes into there that have been threatened. We should support the protesters. I think I agree that if the government is found guilty, right, in a court of law, we go through the ICC, we go through the ICJ, they find that... The Iranian regime is killing innocent people, civilians.
Chapter 4: How do the Federal Reserve and IMF influence global finance?
They should be held accountable. And then the United States, being the military arm of the world, essentially, should follow through on that. I really liked what Trump said because he said one is too many on that regard. So, yeah, for me, I think it's not America's responsibility to tell them what to do.
They need to figure out Iran for themselves and, you know, how much of it's linked to money, how much of it is linked to their natural reserves. A lot of war, you could argue, comes down to money. All of it.
All of the wars have been banker wars.
Okay, guys, got Clayton here, and we're going to talk politics. We're going to talk business. We're going to talk life. Thanks for coming, man. Thanks for having me, Sean. Yeah, sick watch, too. I just saw it right now.
Oh, I appreciate it. What is that?
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Chapter 5: What are the implications of China owning U.S. farmland?
Is that a Rolex?
Omega Seamaster. Oh, nice.
Chapter 6: What role does Clayton believe nature plays in health and healing?
Yeah, it's really cool, too, because you have all the different time zones in there.
Yeah.
And then on the outside, it'll tell you what city, and it'll point to what time zone, what city.
Chapter 7: Why does Clayton think fixing yourself is crucial for fixing the world?
And for several of my businesses' clients, they're in different time zones. So it's perfect where it's like, okay, if I need to send a message to Dubai, it's like, okay, what time zone is it there? Yeah.
Speaking of business, I mean, what caught my attention about you was you became a millionaire in 22 months.
Yeah. Was that starting from $0? Actually, negative $10,000 about. Holy crap. So you were in debt. Yeah.
Chapter 8: How does Clayton relate politics to personal growth?
I got to hear how that happened.
Well, let's see. The story is a long one. I'll give you the high level of it. Went to college, computer engineering degree from Central Florida. Moved out to San Diego, got a perfect job. I lived in Mission Beach, if you've ever been out to San Diego by chance. I've been to San Diego, but I haven't been to that beach. Incredible.
It's like a little peninsula that kind of juts off of Pacific Beach. And so from my bedroom, I could see two beaches, Mission Bay and then the Pacific Ocean. And at the time, I was probably about $20,000 net worth. And I just hit a point in my life where everyone told me how perfect my life was. I had a job with General Atomics creating military drones, a software engineer.
And to me, I just I didn't see it. There was like a hole missing. And so it was like surface level. I won at life. Yeah. 200K. I'm like 25, 26. But something just felled off. Next thing I know, whatever you want to call it, intuition, God, nature, divine messaging, I don't know, told me I needed to do what I feared most, which was starting my podcast, starting businesses, traveling the world.
And so I started doing that, investing in everything. And next thing I know, I'm, you know, I dropped about 200, I guess in $10,000 on the podcast, on my spiritual growth, trying to understand what's going on in the spiritual realm. What's my purpose in all of this. And, you know, next thing I know, it's like, Hey, you have to, you know, become wealthy. You need to become president.
You need to save nature. I'm like, Well, let's calm down here a little bit. And so then that led me to my guru who started teaching me what we call Indigo education. And through that, that understanding, just the income just became insane. But the big thing of it is just not focusing on it. So as like a mental exercise, everyone focuses on money. You're worried about money.
When's it going to come? I don't have enough. I never have it. And the crazy thing is, is that it's the wrong focus, essentially. So people can go their entire life without money. People say it all the time. They're born broke. They die broke. They never had money their whole life. But how long can you go without food? Some people, I think the longest record is maybe a year. A year? Well, yeah.
Have you seen there's a fasting guy that did it for a year maybe?
No, I didn't see that. I got to get him on the pod. Yeah. A year is crazy because I tried like a 72-hour one and I was like –
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