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Jimmy talks about his biggest fear: failing his employees who've sacrificed to work for him. Despite his success and philanthropy, the weight of that responsibility keeps him up at night.

Jimmy talks about his biggest fear: failing his employees who've sacrificed to work for him. Despite his success and philanthropy, the weight of that responsibility keeps him up at night.
Do you have any fear right now in your life? You've got so much success, you've made so much money, you give a ton of it away. And there's so many other things you can't talk about that you're doing, but you're doing so much good. What is your biggest fear, Jimmy?
Yeah, I mean, obviously it. Fear of failure used to affect me a lot more years ago because I was. You know, I'm hiring all these people, especially when you're in your young 20s. And it's like, I see someone quit their job, relocate their family across America to come work for me, and I'm like, man, if I fail, like, he or she's like, low key, kind of screwed. So that, I would say is my biggest fear would be that, like, I would mess up in a way where I do have to get rid of people who gave up everything to help support my dream. But, you know, at the same time, it is what it is. Like, there is no guaranteed success.

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