A home is an investment in your brain space, not just shelter. The speaker pays more for housing that boosts his creativity and energy, betting the productivity gains outweigh the extra cost.
home is an investment into your brain space. Does that make sense? And the environment which you surround yourself with is something that's important. I have never skimped on paying rent, never, because my environment which I surround myself in allows me to operate at a far bigger level, which is going to make me more money than the extra rent that I'm paying. Does that make sense? And that was something which is really important to me. So when I'm making a decision around these different type of things, I'm thinking beyond just, well, financially it might mean this. But what about the financial outcome? Is that when I'm living in a place where I feel creative, when I feel energetic, when I feel things around me and I'm in a space which just takes me to the next level in my way of operation, then the value of that to me is incredibly important, incredibly important.
