The Harsh Truth About Money & Happiness - Sahil Bloom

Some of my takeaways: I often think that the most dangerous man in the world is the one who can remain disciplined, show up, and do the work even when the rewards are uncertain. The person who can tolerate the most uncertainty is the person who will ultimately win. Don’t let the quest for more distract you from the beauty of enough. The worst prison in the world is having the talent and intelligence to achieve something great but lacking the courage to go out and do it. Our greatest fear is in our highest possibility. Fear of failure and fear of success. Fear of never live that experience of high possibility again. If you were the main character in a movie of your life, what would the audience be screaming at you to do right now? Create the space in your life to actually think about what that thing is and then change accordingly.

It has been so awesome to watch you grow Chris. I'm so glad you decided to go down the journey of podcasting and sharing your knowledge along the way. Your time and dedication is much appreciated. I hope you have an awesome day sir!

Hello you savages. Get my free Reading List of 100 life-changing books here - https://chriswillx.com/books/ Here's the timestamps: 00:00 When Success is Called Luck 06:18 What People Get Wrong About Measuring Success 12:59 Explaining the Life Razor 21:04 Work Hard Before Working Smart 28:17 How to Recognise Better Opportunities 36:46 Business Gurus Who Focus on Social Media 40:07 Why We Struggle to Use Time Effectively 52:29 The Crisis of Childless Men 1:03:50 Expectations Are Your Biggest Liability 1:13:08 Going Through Periods of Balance & Imbalance 1:21:51 The Courage to Step Away From Comfort 1:29:27 Sahil’s Favourite Strategies From His Book 1:34:25 Where to Find Sahil

Sahil is showing the world the power that a father can have. Good stuff

This is such a good episode. Mix of philosophy and practical application with personal experience

I've never heard of of Mr. Bloom before but this was one of the best conversations you've had on this show Chris, great job!

Sahil is so real. I'm gonna get his new audio book

1:23:57 that is when the phrase "comparison being the thief of joy" comes into play most people think about that interpersonally, but if you're not comparing your best day to your worst day and vice versa everyday has its own merits

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Great episode! Fun comment: I usually listen to this podcast show on my phone but I had to switch to YouTube on this one because I couldn’t distinguish who of them two was speaking. So similar voices and intonations 😂