Three speakers argue that across all divides, people want the same things: a comfortable life, family, and to be remembered well. Money matters only as a tool for freedom, not as worship.
No matter what side of the political fence you're on, no matter what side of the religious fence you're on, at the end of the day, we all want the same things. I agree. We want to have a good life. We want to have a nice house. You want to have a nice car. You want to have a family. You want to be able to take care of your kids. We all want the same shit.
I don't know how much you think about retirement, but how do you want to be remembered? As a man, as a businessman, whatever.
I want my kids to think I was a good dad. That's such a great answer. That's my legacy. I know all this other shit. It doesn't mean anything to me. I think about money, right? Lots of people worship money. Money is a tool to have fun. That's true.
Money, freedom, impact, right? In structuring your agency in a way where you have the money to do the things you wanna do, right? But also make sure you structure it in a way where you can create the freedom to take the travels, to spend the time with the family, and most importantly, make sure that you're having an impact, right? Do not sell agency services if you're not gonna knock it outta the park for the clients that you serve And you're not gonna pour into the team that's gonna help you grow the business, you take care of your clients. If you wanna know exactly how you can scale your agency to 7 figures and beyond, comment "model" below and I'll reach out and I'll send you our 7-Figure Agency Blueprint.
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