Nathan BarryFounder and CEO, Kit · Founder and CEO at Kit

The Millionaire Who Sold His Supercars

12 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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This content was created by Nathan Barry. This content was uploaded by Nathan Barry. This is a YouTube video titled "The Millionaire Who Sold His Supercars" (created 2026-03-12) containing an English interview-style excerpt between two speakers (labeled SPEAKER A and SPEAKER B) discussing Mike Brown's shift from chasing material success (supercars) to redefining true wealth. The speakers touch on selling supercars, moving from outcome goals to process goals, and outline three levels of financial freedom. The excerpt appears to be part of a conversational interview or feature about money, priorities, and what constitutes a 'rich life.'

Society sells us this lie that money is going to solve all your problems. If you are putting off the present and sacrificing everything on the altar of more, you're going to wake up one day and realize, oh shit, it wasn't worth it.
As a kid, Mike Brown had the supercar posters on his wall. Success to him was a red Lamborghini, a car he actually came to own one day. The house in Colorado is beautiful. You have a supercar collection.
I made a significant amount of money along the way. But then he sold all of his supercars. I actually discovered what a rich life truly means and what true wealth is actually defined by. I— it's not as much money as I thought it was.
So what do you define it as now?
Wealth is actually—
Mike says the big shift is moving from outcome goals to process goals. And when you do that, it forces you to confront the question every founder fears: what if it all goes away?
No one cares about what you're doing, which may sound kind of lonely, but it's incredibly freeing. There are 3 levels of financial freedom. Level 1 financial freedom is safety. The next step is 5 to 7 years of liquidity. And then the highest level of financial freedom is what I call