Speaker A argues that escaping the 9-to-5 means reclaiming time for your kids, relationships, and energy. Most people are overworked and underpaid. Money matters, but what actually makes you happy is having both time and money, not just grinding for one.
That's what I call a freedom lifestyle. You have the time that you want. So, you can go to your kids' soccer games. You can go to the ballet recitals. You own your life again. And guess what? You have an escape. Most people don't own their lives, right? They're working way too hard for not enough money, right? So, you have the time, the energy so that you're happy, joyful, grateful instead of being sad, resentful, and angry all the time. You know, the relationships, the personal, the business relationships that you want. And, of course, the money. Money is very important. They say, oh, money doesn't buy happiness. Well, as the great philosopher David Lee Roth once said, money may not be able to buy happiness, but it can buy a yacht so you can pull right up next to it. Great.
Okay. Now that I hadn't heard. I love that. I love that.
That's a good quote, huh?
It's all about— it's wonderful. It's all about— and I have a friend that owns a yacht. I'm gonna mention that to them.
Bingo. That's right.
It's all about balance.
Indeed.
Well, thank you so much. I want everybody to go to noahstjohn.com. Check out all of his resources, all of the things that he offers, and, uh, hopefully they'll be giving you a call to do some coaching. I'm going to be doing that.
