Chris Collins argues that wealth and mansions don't fix who you are inside. He cites Jim Carrey's warning that money leaves you unchanged, and describes his own fear of ending up alone in a lavish house. Real fulfillment requires inner work, not external success.
This is the old thing that everyone thinks, right? It's like Jim Carrey said that. It's like, I wish everyone could accomplish their dreams to realize that it's not what you want. And this is exactly what he's saying. It's like you think that having millions of dollars and having a house is going to cure everything. But if you don't work on yourself, you're still you in the house with the millions of dollars. That's my big— I talked to my, my co-host Trevor Wallace all the time about this. It's our biggest fear. It's like being alone in a mansion is my biggest fear. That's the ego times 10 in my head where it's like, it's just about me, it's just about money, it's just about success. And then you know what that gets you? That gets you alone in a mansion. Yeah. And that is frightening.
