This short spoken excerpt features Mark Evans DM encouraging listeners to pursue wealth so they can "buy back" time and create meaningful memories. He connects wealth to the ability to be present in conversations, ask deeper questions, and challenges the commonplace claim of being "busy," probing what "busy" actually means.
I want you to be wealthy. Because when you're wealthy, you take your dollars, you buy your time back, and you do these amazing memories. I can actually be present when my team's telling me stuff, and I can ask deeper questions like, wow, that's going on with so and so. Send me her number. I want to call her. It's interesting to me because when I call people, they're like, mark, I know you're busy, but am I. Am I busy? Because the only thing that matters right now is you and I. Why do we have to lead off with that? Why do we even need to think that needs to be said? Truth is, we're probably all busy. But have we ever asked what the definition of busy even means?
