What are you willing to sacrifice for your career? #scottgalloway #fyp #entrepreneur #soulcycle #biztok

I've never had success in something that I didn't work so hard that it impacted my relationships, my mental and my physical health. I'm just not talented enough to work 40 or 50 hours a week and have something be successful. And I've heard those people are out there. I haven't met them. And what I find about entrepreneurship and what I tell entrepreneurs is unless you're just sort of willing to go all in, it's probably not going to work. And the thing that has reduced that fire for me, quite frankly, is money. I got wealthy about 10 years ago and I'm just not willing to call my partner and say, I can't make dinner. I'm not willing to miss the spring concert with my kids. I shoved all of that to the side. And as a result, I don't think I'd be nearly as successful an entrepreneur. You're both very wealthy now. How do you maintain or can you maintain that same sort of hunger and grid that I think is sort of the secret sauce in building a company from zero? It's a calling. This is a calling. It's exactly what you're doing with your podcasts. Your podcasts require a lot of effort and a lot of energy. And that is what we're interested in, trying to understand what's going on politically, what's going on environmentally, what's going on personally, what's going on professionally. People have so many demands. We really believe that if people take a small amount of time and devote that to connecting with other people in a meaningful manner, that we will start to be able to understand what we actually need in this moment. We will get out of the distractions that are kind of pulling us all around. And that is a very powerful and potent thing for us individually, and that we feel like it's time to get out there.