James Laughlin argues that true freedom means more than money. He regrets not quitting alcohol sooner, describing how staying sober and active beats being hungover, and how it strengthens family relationships.
If I can help one or two people or someone doesn't maybe take their life or somebody is in a role that they they're like man you know or they're going towards something and they have to make a decision and they're making a decision based on just the money or it takes them away from their family or things like that I think you really have to think long and hard about that because I know this man it goes so fast I mean we all say it and I'm sure you say the same thing James I wish I would have changed 30 years ago 25 years ago because I can't imagine like you know just like if you struggled with alcohol how incred morning cup of coffee is now and how going when everybody else at a trade show or wherever it's hung over and you're on the mountain bike or you're like and I'm not judging everybody to each their own I'm just saying that freedom the freedom that.
