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...money for exactly? And, like, how do we know what really is making us happy? And how did we how do we not hold ourselves static to maybe the people who we used to be when we first decided
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...much more money than me. He never made me feel less than for making less than he did. And now I am the breadwinner in our family, and you have never seen someone more proud. He is my number one fan. He has been my number one supporter.
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Why not do both, Bob? I think you can still have a little bit of fun today, but also make sure that you're taking care of tomorrow you because, you know, I know so many people are like, well, an asteroid is gonna hit the Earth, and it's not gonna mat
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...money back then, but I was like, I'm getting on a plane. And London is where we actually started dating. I almost guarantee if I didn't do that, if I said I'll see you in September, we would have gone our separate ways. And that was more than twenty
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...is the money for exactly? And, like, how do we know what really is making us happy? And how did we how do we not hold ourselves static to maybe the people who we used to be when we first decided what those numbers were gonna look like and how we were
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...money than her. My dad was raised in Depression era Scotland and was so obsessed with money because he lived in Glasgow in the thirties and forties. You could starve if you didn't have money. And he had some very weird things happen to him. He was in
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marriage, please tell me. Like anything, it's always a work in progress. Mel and I have only been married two years, but we were dating sixteen years before that. So we've been together for eighteen years. So we've really grown up together, and she's
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...money that can't become exciting to you. What I would share with people, especially women, is that it doesn't matter where you're at. I even, on podcasts that I have, the headliner of one of the episodes was I was sleeping on my sister's couch after
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...couples, more aware and happier kinda investing in the relationship the same way they do with their personal awareness. Yep. I love it. Well and especially your point that, like, we spend a lot of money to find love, and we spend a lot of money for h
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to figure out a way such that your partner has stages that strangers and other people are applauding for her. Really go out of your way to try and give her venues and arenas and environments where strangers can applaud for her. So it's just not alway
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...to file money. Bill, I spoke to many of our mutual friends, and they said what a wonderful marriage that you have today. I wanted to ask, what been your biggest lessons on what it takes to make a marriage work so well? Sure. So it starts with finding
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You can choose the wrong person and you can do all the right things and it's not gonna make for a great marriage. So I would say it's a lot in the selection, the mutual selection that comes from finding the right person. All these notions of opposite
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...money. Yeah. I'm curious. How has the meaning of money changed in your life as you've accrued more? Money. I mean, you're gonna yeah. You you're both gonna laugh at me first. Money has a nonlinear value. Each incremental dollar you get, it becomes, w
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