Mike Domitrz argues that chasing influencers for their jets and Ferraris misses the point. Real fulfillment comes from gratitude for what you have, building meaningful relationships, and the people around you, not material symbols of success.
If you're chasing an influencer because of what they have, you've already lost because you failed to see what you already have. You're living a life of trying to get instead of gratitude for what you have. You live a life of gratitude for what you have, and you will live an amazing life. If every day you get up and go, wow, I have this, this, and this. Look at me, I'm coming off my flight, my private jet. Look at me, I've got my Ferrari. Look at me, it's the influencer world. You agree this is very true? Say yes, it is. Yes, it is. Yeah. So maybe look in the mirror and go, why am I I'm following a guy that just preaches how to make money, get cars, and do this. None of you said legacy, impact, fundraising, helping the poor. You want to be an influencer? Start with your own life. Influence it and see where it takes you. Because in the end, when it's all done, I promise you one thing: what you're going to care about is who you have in your life around you.
