The Happy Millions Show With Liz Benny

SUMMARY:    Get ready to dive deep into the essence of alignment – the crucial element for both personal and business triumphs. Join this fun and candid conversation with George Bryant – New York Times best selling author, 7-figure entrepreneur, top ranking podcast host, highly sought after digital marketing consultant, and a family man – as we talk about his inspiring life lessons and entrepreneurial success.   This episode emphasizes the power of authenticity, consistency, and intentionality in every action. George's meticulous approach to his day, leaving no room for the unnecessary, sets the tone for this awesome conversation. He unveils the concept of radical surrender, urging us to embrace shifts in mindset for personal growth.    Together, we unravel the importance of blending masculine structure with feminine flow, drawing parallels from both personal experiences and business strategies. So, if you're ready to align your life for success while enjoying a good laugh, tune in now! SHOW NOTES:    00:00:00 Introducing George Bryant 00:02:31 Celebrating connections and impact 00:06:30 Embracing ‘Pink’  00:14:18 Genuine alignment 00:19:18 Industry’s accountability 00:25:01 A man living by purpose 00:35:26 Breaking the fourth wall 00:44:57 Being authentically you 00:50:27 Embracing radical self-expression 01:08:49 Choose who you want to become 01:15:42 Divine moments of connection 01:23:53 The only way to win the game 01:30:46 Book recommendation 01:35:22 What you truly want QUOTES   “Any time I thought that life mattered outside of any moments of these was fck*ng pointless." "Perspective. It's the difference between your prison and your power."   "You go through emotions, you realize some things, ‘I got an idea.’ And you look back at it, the information hasn't changed. Just at what level you see it."   “Commitment means you can be crying on the inside and filling somebody's bucket and existing in both at the same time, and both can be true."   "Until you understand that the only alignment that matters is that the words that come out of your mouth match the behaviors you do when no one's looking. . . you lose."   "So in the lens of life, business, entrepreneurship perspective, we lose when we get triggered because we limit ourselves and we're like, only one thing is true. Except multiple things can be true at the same time, but you have to open the box to see."   "The only reason it feels like prison is because the key is in your hand and you keep waiting for somebody else to come unlock it."   "I will turn anything into fun if I can, as much as humanly possible."   “If you're out of alignment, what you don't realize is you're energetically repelling everyone who is waiting for you to authentically attract them."   “The world needs you regardless of how you feel."   “If you make the declaration, and you ask for it, it only shows up if it's really for you. You just have to be willing to walk in the dark."

SUMMARY: Back with an absolutely incredible episode of the Happy Millions Show, featuring the one and only Adam Hudson! In this episode, Adam shares his inspiring journey and his incredible insights from three decades of entrepreneurship.   Adam dives deep into his mission to redefine success, focusing on achieving wealth and fulfillment with ease and peace. He shares invaluable lessons on decision-making, emphasizing the importance of solving real problems for your customers and being objective about your market.   If you've ever felt like success is just out of reach, Adam's wisdom will be a game-changer. From navigating business partnerships to finding the perfect product-market fit, his insights cut through the noise and offer a refreshing perspective on what it truly means to succeed as an entrepreneur.   So, get ready to dive into this mind-blowing conversation with Adam Hudson. Trust me, you don't want to miss this! SHOW NOTES:    00:00:00 - Introducing Adam Hudson 00:05:55 - Balancing Entrepreneurship and Peace 00:10:01 - The Concept of Ease in Life and Business 00:13:48 - Business Decision-Making Filter 00:19:19 - Overcomplicating Things 00:21:04 - Financial Literacy in Business 00:23:27 - Philosophy on Work and Worth 00:31:05 - Dealing with Public Criticism and Insults 00:36:02 - Advice for Entrepreneurs Seeking Fulfillment 00:46:54 - Something Amazing You Can Do QUOTES   “Peace and being an entrepreneur can coexist.”   “There's a difference between forcing things that shouldn't be as opposed to learning things that you need to learn to become. You get, there's a key difference between those two and discerning the difference between those two, of course, is very important.”   “Where a lot of people go wrong is they solve problems that don't exist and get emotional about them. There's not like a big, painful problem there. And then they take it very personally and the market rejects them. And they basically just haven't refined that thing of being completely objective. And the other thing they did is they tried it on their own. And that's why we always say to our students, get in a mastermind of people that are not you, that are outside of your head, then can test your assumptions against a framework objectively. And because there are a lot of dumbasses out there that are selling the right thing at the right time and solving a real problem. And despite being stupid, making a fortune, right? You know, so that's what business is. It's not, it's not sitting around in a circle and being positive mindset or affirmations. It's product market fit. If you solve a real problem in a unique way that people really, really want, you're going to be successful.”   “There's a couple of things there that are very specific because I've been in this journey myself. The correlation between money and happiness runs out when your basic needs are taken care off, from there on the correlation between an increase in money and increasing happiness just sort of isn’t there.”   “Don't spend all your money on shit that ends up owning you. The more you own, the more it owns you. That's it. You know, and if you get those things together and then you do work that's meaningful and you start leading from your heart more, you stop wanting to control everything and start really living the way that you talked about. That's it. That's as good as life gets. And make it an inside job.”

In our latest podcast episode, we dive deep into the transformative journey of self-discovery and healing with the amazing Robb Bailey. Robb opens up about his own struggles with feeling disconnected and battling inner demons, leading him to seek healing methods, including an Ibogaine treatment in Mexico.   During this profound experience, Robb found his inner voice silenced, allowing him to reconnect with his true self and inner child. Through holistic practices, he emerged feeling like a different person, free from the weight of past traumas and negative patterns.   Robb's story highlights the incredible power of authenticity and vulnerability in personal growth. By shedding societal expectations and embracing his true self, he experienced a profound shift in mindset and well-being.   Tune in to discover how Robb's journey of self-discovery can inspire you to embrace your authenticity and unlock your true potential! Don’t miss these gems!   SHOW NOTES:    00:00:00 Introducing Robb Bailey 00:02:21 The Importance of Balance 00:06:21 Trauma and Subconscious Programming 00:15:43 Robb’s Psychedelic Experience 00:21:37 Physical Manifestation of Trauma 00:28:17 A Profound Inner Journey 00:35:53 Being Authentically Me 00:45:47 Inner Child vs. Negative Self-thoughts 00:50:04 Reconnection and Self-discovery 00:54:14 Financial Benefits of Self-improvement 00:58:37 Redefining Work-Life Balance 01:11:32 Personal Life Perimeters 01:18:46 Speaking to Future Self QUOTES   "Getting through trauma builds what I would consider resilience, and I think that you know, a lot like an athlete gets better, the more they're challenged or a warrior gets more resilient, the more times they've seen battle and survived it. That is a positive outcome from trauma."   "The more that you can figure out how to be yourself and make it equally as repellent as attractive."   "When you're having negative self thoughts, that's you talking to your inner child and your inner child is going like, f*ck this noise."   "The denial of self is one of, in my opinion, one of the biggest diseases."   “Jailing ourselves by saying no we need to work eight or ten hour days as entrepreneurs to get this shit done and you have to be miserable in order to be rich and being rich is worth it like who fucking wrote that rule that's so stupid."   "I just want to be fully present for the rest of this ride every day, fully present."   “I think that people don't really give themselves license to show up as, and I'm not going to say authentic selves, because that is like way cliche, but I mean, just show up as like them and their power aligned, like speaking their truth unapologetically.”   “Knowingly or not, we make tons of decisions every day based off of expectations. So I'm someone who likes to challenge that just naturally out of the box. So I am on this journey of trying to be myself while also being this good husband, this good father sort of thing. But even then, I find myself putting myself, putting expectations on myself that are created out of thin air, because I think that that's what people expect of me, which is ludicrous when you say it out loud.”

SUMMARY: Step into the captivating journey of Ray Higdon, once a workaholic now a beacon of inspiration for those seeking true fulfillment. In this transformative episode, Ray shares his raw experiences, from battling social anxiety to confronting childhood traumas, leading to an emotional awakening that reshaped his life.   Discover the power of emotional mastery as Ray unveils his journey, shedding light on how addressing past traumas can unlock boundless potential in both personal and professional spheres. Through his profound insights, Ray illustrates the transformative impact of breaking destructive patterns and embracing authentic joy.   Join us as Ray shares his secrets to success, from visualization techniques to manifesting tangible achievements, inspiring listeners to rewrite their own stories of triumph and fulfillment. This episode is not just a podcast; it's a masterclass in emotional intelligence and personal transformation, reminding us all that it's never too late to find true joy and purpose. Tune in now and embark on a journey of empowerment with Ray Higdon as your guide! SHOW NOTES:    [00:00:00] Introducing Ray Higdon   [00:02:41] Fixing people’s “fulfillment problem”   [00:06:43] How being on auto-pilot affected him being a father   [00:14:24] Showing up as a leader   [00:19:41] Transformational stories in the community   [00:25:41] Subconscious mind programming   [00:31:57] Becoming better at something I thought I was terrible at   [00:36:43] The power of visualization   [00:43:03] Overcoming adversity and building momentum   [00:47:26] Fast Q&A QUOTES   “Become aware of your patterns and become aware of how you feel about you."   “One of the fastest paths to building a business and a life that you absolutely love is to get rid of your past trauma."   "He helped me realize that I was going from goal to goal, to goal, to goal, to goal, to goal, to goal, and absolutely zero joy, zero fulfillment."   "They're trying to get the reflection to change. It's their thoughts and beliefs and emotions that have created the reflection."   "Your problem is you have a subconscious belief that if you reach a certain level and you start getting more recognition, that's going to bring out the local people and they're going to try to bring you down on social media, which will bring shame to your living mother."   “Perspective is the speed quotient. That's what moves you from mule to magician."   “No matter where you are, you can create a life that you love. You really can."   "My life is really ran now by two mantras... help the person you used to be and be as brave as the people who need us."   "You're not your emotions. You're the master of your emotions and you can become the master of your emotions. And when you do that, you can completely change your life."   "Emotions are so important for you to get off autopilot and become aware of, but it's also the key, the ingredient for manifestation as well."

SUMMARY:   Step into the world of network marketing with Todd Falcone, The Fearless Networker, a renowned trainer whose unique approach to life and business is nothing short of inspiring. In this engaging conversation, Todd unravels the secrets to achieving real results in the dynamic realm of network marketing. As an expert you can trust, he fearlessly shares his philosophy of intertwining work and play, highlighting the importance of not being all work and no play.   Todd's journey unfolds like a captivating narrative, tracing his transformation from youthful naivete to the pinnacle of financial success in marketing. His story resonates with authenticity and resilience, proving that success is not just about the numbers but also about maintaining balance and savoring life's moments.   Join us for an exploration of Todd's wisdom and experience – a journey that promises inspiration, practical advice, and a renewed perspective on the possibilities that network marketing holds. Don't miss the chance to glean valuable insights from a trailblazer who fearlessly navigated the path to success while embracing authenticity and relishing life's joys! SHOW NOTES:    [00:00:00] Introducing Todd Falcone [00:03:23] Maintaining work-life balance [00:06:44] How Todd worked on his personal development  [00:09:20] The start of Todd’s marketing journey [00:13:02] Todd’s biggest supporter [00:17:20] Behind-the-scenes of overcoming challenging times [00:21:43] The value of life experiences [00:24:13] Why people get into business [00:27:05] Reasons to be grateful [00:30:59] Fun Fast Q&A QUOTES   “I've always lived my life by just playing and having a good time while I'm building my business.”   “In my opinion, life's too short not to live it and have a blast doing what you love doing. So you can have what they say your cake and eat it, too. You can build a huge, booming business. But I think you got to reward yourself. I don't think when you're on your deathbed, you're going to be like, man, gosh, I really, I'm so happy that I worked all those hours. Like if I'm on my deathbed, I'm like, I'm so glad I skied so many days and spent time with my family and went fishing and explored and did stuff. I mean, not that I don't work, but I blend work in with play all the time. And that's the way I've always been.”   “I just think it's . . you can't not work and be successful. But if all you do is work, I think that leads to a lot of unhappiness for a lot of people.”   “And so when I was about ready to pursue my career path, which I had no idea what my career path was going to be, I knew that I wanted to choose something that was going to make me good money. And I mean, if you're going to choose a job, you might as well like what you're doing. And then if you can choose a career path that you enjoy and pays you well, then that's a beautiful thing.”   “If you want to get good at something, you have to work at getting good at it. You don't just get good by thinking, oh, I wish I was good at this. I've practiced. I've worked on my craft. I've followed some of the most successful people. I've attended every possible event that I could attend. I’m paying very close attention to the biggest producers. What are they doing? What are they saying? How are they building it? And started to model the behavior of successful people. And over time, you go through a shift. Like how you get good at one thing is how you get good at anything. I mean, whether it's network marketing, skiing, fishing, tennis, it doesn't matter. It takes a commitment to getting good at it.”   “What am I freaking trying to prove? The only person you need to prove it to is yourself.”

In this captivating episode of The Happy Millions Show, we delve into the remarkable story of Jeff Lerner, who is a self-made millionaire and the visionary mind behind ENTRE Institute, a groundbreaking education platform that has transformed the lives of over 200,000 individuals within just three years.   Our conversation with Jeff takes you on a profound journey of inspiration, resilience, and personal growth. We explore the key milestones that shaped his path to success and how he became a beacon of hope for millions worldwide. From humble beginnings to soaring heights, Jeff's story serves as a testament to the power of determination and unwavering belief in oneself.   But this episode doesn't just focus on Jeff's business accomplishments. We delve deeper into his philosophy and uncover the essence of his success—his unyielding commitment to healing and staying true to oneself. In a raw and heartfelt conversation, Jeff shares his personal insights on the transformative power of self-discovery, authenticity, and self-care.   Listeners will gain valuable insights and practical wisdom from Jeff's experiences. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or simply seeking inspiration to take control of your future, this episode promises to motivate and empower you to reshape your life.   Tune in to this episode as we unlock the secrets to achieving personal and financial fulfillment. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation that has the potential to transform your life! SHOW NOTES:    00:00:00 Introducing Jeff Lerner 00:01:40 Importance of authenticity in business 00:05:03 Revenue vs. profit vs. happiness  00:09:59 The best thing I did for my business 00:20:20 Who was Jeff Lerner 10 years ago vs. Jeff Lerner now 00:32:42 What you should do to experience the life that you love 00:39:35 Fun Fast Q&A   00:47:12 Being yourself  QUOTES   “I don't care how much money you have. I don't care how much subject matter expertise you have. I don't care how much anything else you have. A million other people have it too. The only thing they don't have is they're not you.”   “You can invest in things that free up your time.”   “People say money doesn't buy happiness. And I say the only people that say money doesn't buy happiness haven't given enough away.”   “The people who are really being themselves, being happy, making the money, making the profit, building the dream, building the future that they actually want are the people who are actually foundationally being themselves and doing the inner work so that they can outwardly create the life that they want.”   "The amount of work that it takes to unlearn and unthink and unwind everything that we were born into is massive. It takes most of us, what, 30, 40, 50 years to end up in therapy and we want it to take four sessions to work our way out of it. It's crazy."   “But if you will stop chasing it and you will start focusing on its prerequisite, which is value and service and solving problems for actual people who love the result that you help them achieve all the money in the world, all the money, not all the money you could ever need to find you.”

This episode is a raw, real, honest, and deep conversation with my dear friend, Cody Jefferson, who was a former pastor, a musician, a leader, and the founder of the million-dollar company called “Embrace The Lion.”    He shared his journey of building his business from scratch, and how he was able to grow his business and amazingly change the lives of thousands of men! His journey was certainly not an easy path. There were tragedies, traumas, and burdens along the road that he had to face which he openly delved into in this episode.   You often see him on social media, but in this conversation, you will know more about the “behind-the-curtains Cody Jefferson” - the vulnerable side of this heavily-tattooed-musician.   This is indeed deeper than the most, so don’t miss this! SHOW NOTES:    0:00:00 Introducing Cody Jefferson 0:03:20 Business and Fulfillment 0:05:03 Instagram Cody vs. Behind-the-scene Cody 0:10:06 The Story Behind “Embrace The Lion” 0:18:19 Conversation About Trauma and Greater Gifts 0:22:53 Being Free From Other People’s Opinion  0:28:40 How To Practice Effective Communication 0:35:30 Why People Choose A Complex Life 0:38:16 Simplified Life and Business 0:44:05 The Fun Part of Cody’s Life 0:47:26 Fast Q&A QUOTES   "Purpose is just living your life with intention every single day towards something that's greater than yourself."   “I found that if you can get out of your way enough to seek the accountability and to seek the frameworks. Whether that be school, whether that be a coach, whatever the framing is, someone to hold you to who you're called to be and hold you to the accountability of what you say it is that you want, it can help you shorten that gap. Typically we can get out of our own way. A lot of the time it's just learning to bypass the emotional constructs in our brain to be able to do the things that we say we ought to do rather than getting stuck in procrastination, which is really just a response to stress and overwhelm.”   “The greater gift that you can give yourself is to be fully known. And to be fully experienced in all of your trauma and the complexities and all of your insecurities and all the ways in which you fear someone, like if they really knew me, giving yourself a gift of just releasing that and taking off the mask. I think that's the greatest gift we give ourselves and really allow ourselves to be fully seen and unlocked.”   “People are going to make judgments on you simply because they will never hear your side of the story.”   “Identity isn't a cute one line sentence on your Instagram bio. It's much deeper than that. It has to be.”   “Greatness isn't built on ease. But it doesn't have to be complicated. Love isn't complicated. It's not easy. But it's not complicated. We complicate things. Business isn't complicated. Business is metrics. It's numbers . . . We make things more complicated with our emotional attachment, with our assignment of a failure in business to a failure of our own identity and who we are. And we confuse the two because we meld and we mold and we merge who we are with what we do. And we don't create a discernible line of difference. And so when something doesn't work, we feel we don't work. And so we continue to play small. And we make things more complicated and justify that it's not us.”   "Give yourself grace. Just because things didn't work in the past doesn't mean that they won't work now. Just because you failed in the past doesn't mean that you're a failure now. Just because you haven't experienced the level of success that you're feeling is just out of reach doesn't mean that it's not possible for you."

This episode is packed with captivating stories of the amazing Dean Holland, who has 10+ years of experience in digital products, affiliate marketing, coaching and online courses, and business management.   We explored his personal and professional journey, the hurdles he and his wife faced for the last couple of years, and the wisdom they gained along the way. Dean also shared how he has managed all of this without damaging his mental health and his marriage, as well as how finding good reliable people and building a strong team, helped him and his wife with their current business venture.   This episode will surely help you recognize what you really want in life and business, and will show you how happiness and freedom is not just about money. So tune in for this raw, real, and honest conversation, and don’t miss out! SHOW NOTES:    0:00:00 Introducing Dean Holland 0:02:25 The secret in effectively running multiple businesses 0:05:24 Overcoming probabilities and challenges 0:09:42 Living on less than 7k a month 0:13:00 Having true freedom and happiness   0:16:55 Discovering your true purpose and own version of success 0:23:42 Going through therapy and counseling 0:26:58 The ultimate reason for creating your own business 0:32:18 Making important decisions and facing changes 0:36:20 Dealing with stress and anxiety 0:41:30 Balancing business and personal relationships 0:50:16 The story of unexpected success in business 0:57:57 Fun Fast Q&A QUOTES   “No amount of passion for what I do in business and the people I work with could help if my personal life was falling apart.”   “When we're talking about the three alignments, you know, alignment with yourself, alignment with your spouse or significant other, then alignment with your business. And if you're out of alignment with those first two, specifically the first one, the business doesn't work and you can, you can make money whilst being out of alignment. But it's miserable money . . . ”   “To me, it was like, money is everything, because I don't have any. But I look back at that viewpoint, to be honest, and I can see where it comes from, of course . . . that was my biggest pain . . . But I can safely say that it really isn't anything like I thought it would be.”   “A lot of people say I want 10 grand a month, 20 grand a month, 50 grand a month, 100 grand a month, whatever. And I'm like, I live on less than 7000 a month. I literally do everything I want on less than 7k a month.”   “If it's not about making more money, then what is it about? And I went through this huge conflict then because, wow, if the last 10 years of my life haven't actually been what mattered, then who am I now? Because I ended up in this real conflict where I was like, what I thought was important isn't important. What I thought I had to be isn't who I want to be or am. What I'm striving to do isn't really for me. And I'm clear on that now. I don't know what it is, but it's not for me. So what the hell's going on?”   “Ultimately the reason you would start a business is because you want to create a certain life for yourself and a certain lifestyle that you're perhaps not able to gain from having a day job.”   “It's not about the money. It's about what the money can provide. And if you are not clear on what you want to accomplish by having the money and the lifestyle that having your business can provide, I feel that you are going to end up in a bad place eventually at some point, because you're going to reach that goal post that you originally set. You're going to look up and realize that it doesn't have that fulfillment because actually it wasn't the result that you strive for in the first place. It was something different. It's just along the way you lose sight of what you were doing it for.”   “I think when you have that level of personal integrity and level of understanding around who you are and what you want, radically, honestly, then things are so much better than chasing this dream that you think you should.”   “I would say my biggest thing in terms of how I differ in comparison to the past in making decisions and things is that I just try and enjoy the process so much more now. And I think that makes me a bit more laid back and relaxed. And I don't really have to rush into a decision.”   “I think those sorts of experiences made me realize that you can do everything right in life. You can make all the right decisions, be the most upstanding member of society, business owner, leader, entrepreneur, father, mother, sister, brother, whatever, and still be wrong, you know, and still something will go wrong. And so why stress about these seemingly small things?”

Lauren Golden, CEO of The Free Mama, shares her inspiring story of overcoming challenges as an entrepreneur while balancing personal and professional life. She reflects on success, reclaiming inner power, reaching rock bottom, and the transformation that follows. The podcast also touches on managing expectations, the impact of COVID-19 on mental health, and unlearning habits to chase goals.

Scaling up is not always the main goal when you have a business. Sometimes, what you need is scaling down.    In this episode, the amazing Nicholas Kusmich, owner operator instantly turned CEO overnight, shared how his life and career shifted by scaling down and “netting up.”   What’s “netting up”? Listen to this episode as we talk about its definition, and about the importance of reevaluating your life, how to achieve bliss in business, how to realign and orchestrate your life around the true purpose and core values, and many many more!   Live and have a business that feeds your lifestyle rather than a lifestyle that feeds your business. SHOW NOTES:    0:00:00 Exploring Success and Happiness with Nicholas Kusmich 0:02:50 Riding the Wave of Success: From Owner Operator to CEO Overnight 0:04:55 The Power of Netting Up: How Nicholas Found Success by Scaling Down 0:07:31 Life at Home and Business Behind-The-Scenes 0:19:05 Alignment with True Self and Core Values for Business Success 0:22:00 Advice for Stepping Out from a Miserable Life 0:26:10 Winning is an Internal Game 0:31:49 Taking Micro Steps to Reach Your Goals   0:36:28 Nicholas’ Recommended Books  0:40:22 Reflection on Reconnecting with Faith and Nature 0:45:27 Creating a Business That Feels Good   0:49:22 Understanding Intuition and Unresolved Trauma 0:53:53 Living a Fulfilled Life and Building a Business For You   QUOTES   “I encourage everybody to ride the wave when it serves one to you.”   “The problem with scaling up is, yes, your top line revenue number goes up, but your bottom line revenue goes down. And I'm like, that equation doesn't make sense to me . . . I'm trying to figure out this thing where I can continue to grow my bottom line revenue while reducing the craziness, the circus, all that other stuff that's attached to scaling up.”   “I make decisions through this lens of netting up.”   “What the hell am I actually doing? Isn't everything I'm doing supposed to be for my family? And yet I'm away from my family for the sake of profits?”   “Why are we working so hard for a future that one day maybe, when we can work hard and play hard right now?”   “When we prioritize bliss, and again, people will call it different things, but we prioritize self care and us and joy and bliss.”   “What I'm going to encourage you to do though is don't get addicted to the grind. That is a season to get you off the ground into where you need to be with the anticipation that you are building a lifestyle business and be okay with that. I want to give people permission to be okay with a lifestyle business because that took me a long time to do.“   “The moment you can orchestrate the entirety of your life around the value of autonomy, you will find joy. And that just hit me. And I said, I give myself permission to be in alignment with who I am. I know that that's not everybody, but I know that that's me. And so for me, I started to orchestrate a life around autonomy because that was a core value of mine, and hence I'm able to do this.”    “Find the value that drives you and pushes you forward, that you feel the best, and when you're aligned and orchestrate your life and your business around that, and the amazing thing will happen.”   “It's important to be in alignment and be honest with yourself and be truthful . . . Be you. Be all of you.”   “Sometimes fun even starts by just being quiet in a quiet place and being alone and just like, centering in on yourself and be like, can I be quiet just for a moment, and just find myself here? And then you might start here.”   “Buy back your time. It's a beautiful alignment idea of understanding your value and understanding how you can live or have a business that feeds your lifestyle rather than a lifestyle that feeds your business.”   “Build a business. Not just a business, but build a life for you.”