Josh Feinberg: Hi, this is Josh, welcome to this week's Josh's
jab, grab, grab the jab before it hits. Yeah, this week's topic
is going to be, is it about the money? Or is it not? For myself,
in thinking about my career over the past seven years and
operating Everlasting Capital, you know, obviously, a big
factor is making money. But realistically, that's just a
byproduct of what actually goes in every single day is the
motivation money? Not for me. Motive, my motivation is
building something working on a project, and in hopes of
completing it, and then moving on to another project and making
it so it is for the betterment of the company. Now, if your
motivation is mainly money, that's great, cool, use it. But
the thing is, is at the end, you're only going to have money.
So if you can find something that you're passionate about,
and you can continue to strive every single day to get better,
and grow as a person, the money is just going to be a byproduct.
Someone once said, I think it was either Donald Trump or Mark
Cuban, where they were talking about how money isn't their
motivator. That's just the scoreboard to keep track to make
sure that they're on the right path. And I can absolutely agree
for myself, that's what I try to do every single day is I try to
you know, better the company, I try to better myself and try to
focus on the next project that's going to obviously eventually
bring money, but it's more about the passion and love that I have
for the business and you know, just growing as a person, and
then everything else will fall into place, that money will fall
into place. You know, the houses, the cars, the anything
that you want to do, the vacations that all comes along
with having passion for what you do, and really striving to be
better. So you know, if you can try to switch your mindset of
just focusing on the money and try to just focus on a project
and know that that money will come along. Trust me, you will
see the change. Have a great week, guys.