Finding Fulfillment Beyond Money

You're chasing money. You will never have it, and even

if you get

it, it will never make you happy

If I had asked you what you want to be when you're older,

what would you have said?

It's embarrassing.

What did you wanna be?

A billionaire.

Why?

I thought that making money was going to fill that hole

from the childhood that back then seemed very difficult,

and I

thought that making money would solve it.

But then I did three businesses afterwards who did not succeed until I met Rebecca,

and Rebecca was like, "You're chasing money.

You will never have it, and even if you get it, it will never make you

happy."

You will never have it.

She said chasing money is like chasing cool. You're cool.

You're just like that. You didn't ch- I don't think you're working too hard on

being-

Thank you so much

... you don't like putting on shoes.

Thank you.

I don't like putting on shoes.

Can we clip that, please?

So she said, "You're chasing money. It doesn't work like that.

It's also like chasing a girl. You really want someone,

you have to take a deep

breath." But she said to me, "Even if you were to get money the way you're

chasing it, it not only will not fulfill you,

it will be negative for

you." So I said, "Well, what should I do?" She said, "Well,

you're a very talented

individual. You should figure out what your superpower

is.

You need to connect it to something that's really meaningful for the world,

something you're passionate about, but something that can make a difference.

You need to only focus on making that a reality.

Employees will wanna work with a company that's doing that.

Investors will wanna invest in a company that's doing that, and consumers will

wanna buy from a company that's doing that." Then she said, "Success, the way

you b- you define it then, that money success you think is there,

will fall on you

from the sky more than you can ever imagine."

I was like, "I wanna marry this woman." I proposed

three months after we met