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“I’ve always been driven by work, but it was the money and then not wanting to be poor that took me to where I had to go. I managed to pull out of the tail spin and recognize that there’s a certain amount of money you need and then you should be able to start doing things that you like.”
"The most important thing is what you don’t do and the opportunities that you turn down. You do a hundred things at 1% and you never get anywhere but if you could just do two things or one thing and really focus on it, you could do something great."
"I’ve noticed teaching what I teach at the Art of Charm, people are much more likely to tell you gross TMI details about their sex and personal lives than they are to tell you about anything to do with money."
"I am married with two toddlers, plus I am the primary earner in my household. Currently I have about $8000 in credit card debt and $8000 in student loan debt. Should I keep contributing towards the 529 plans, while trying to pay down the the debt?"
"It became crystal clear to me that I should start spending the rest of my career moving forward by helping people reunite what it is that lights them up, what it is that makes their life meaningful, and then use your assets and resources to start creating and moving towards that."
"We realized that we were living just like the vast majority of everybody else in America, and possibly the world...You always think that you're going to get that life that you want...but you really never think about how you’re going to get there."
"I have always done business news and there’s a reason for that. I really love the intelligence and I love the math and the science that goes into explaining why a company is doing well, what’s going into their products, why is it so expensive, what are they doing to divest assets."
"You never want to see how the sausage is being made. That’s exactly a great description of TV because on air, everything looks smooth and fantastic and it looks like everything is going as planned but really behind the scenes we’re like ducks, our feet are paddling like crazy. But we look totally smooth on air. It’s a great adrenaline rush."
