and not take any action.

- Who is Dan Lok?

- Dan Lok.

- Highly successful entrepreneurs,

once they get to retirement,

they retire, they're drop dead.

Because, yeah, because there's no purpose.

They lack the purpose.

My ultimate wealth trigger,

it's where I live,

right next door is the Shaw tower.

Right there is the richest man,

in British Columbia, in my state,

called Jim Pattison.

Conglomerate, Jim Pattison Group.

It's my wealth trigger.

Because from my place, right,

I can see him everyday.

It's like, so inspirational.

I'm not stalking him or anything, okay?

I'm not saying that.

Although, I do have

some pictures of him working, anyway.

I do, I do, I do.

I always say,

"Hey Jennie, He's working again.

Look at that, he's reading a newspaper."

Right, I find it so inspirational.

Here's what's very inspirational.

He's 90 years old.

Multi, multi, billionaire, 90 years old.

He's what's inspirational.

He gets the light,

his office, corner office,

the light turns on 6AM.

6AM,

6AM, he finishes usually around 6PM.

I know it's, no, I'm not stalking him.

Somehow, I just know the pattern.

Anyway, OK.

No stalking at all, OK?

I do not have a thing, no, no, no, no, no, not at all, OK.

So 6AM, 6PM, 90 years old, six days a week.

He's the first to go to the office,

before any of the executives.

Executives, 7AM ~ 6:30AM.

He's there 6AM, you can see his light,

you can see him, working right there.

And then he finishes.

Sunday, because I know he goes to church,

he doesn't work.

Saturday, he's in the office.

I see him all the time.

- Not stalking, though?

- No stalking, oh yeah, absolutely.

No, no, no.

But,

that is a huge,

like, inspiration, wealth trigger to me.

90 years old, still active, love what he does.

Goes to work, think about when you are

90 years old.

6AM in the morning, 12 hours a day,

six days a week.

He could do anything he wants.

The richest man, in,

in my province, British Columbia.

You can search up him, Jamie Pattison.

I love that.

Like, that, kicks my ass.

Right, that kicks--

And that would be,

would be my,

I think it would be my prediction for you.

That when you get there, you want to keep doing.

You're not going to, because you'll get bored.

Trust me, you watch Netflix,

for three, four, five, six days and doing nothing.

Sitting at the beach, doing...

It doesn't, it doesn't fulfill you at all.

You'll feel, "Ah, it's so boring."

It is very, very boring.

All those things are only good, when it's like, micro.

Right, you go on that vacation, go there to Mexico.

A little getaway, that's cool.

Yeah, you're sitting on the sun in Mexico,

looking at the beach like, for 30 days?

My God!

Right?

My goodness!

I think it's one of the most wonderful ironies in life.

You can't find happiness trying to be happy.

because it's kind of there.

We don't create abundance, we create limitations.

And you'll realize, when you get there,

happiness is actually a very low level emotion.

Happiness is what people search for, is kind of here.

But what you want is actually, meaning.

Happiness is here, we need to get here first.

Meaning, that's what you want to get to.

When you have all that assets

and all those things.

This is taken care of, you're having fun

but you need this.

Because we want to know that

we mean something, right?

I know it sounds so cliché,

that, "Oh, I wanted the world

"to be a better place."

But it is that cliché.

And I think that's how we are wired.

When we did the billion dollar exercise,

you think about almost all of us

and after you take care of all the crazy things,

you say, "You know, but majority,

"I'm going to use it for good."

Yeah.

I rarely see someone, when I ask them to do that,

they say, "No I'm going to keep

"the one billion all to myself.

"I'm going to own, 100 Lamborghinis.

"I'm going to have 20 homes."

I rarely, I don't hear that.

So yeah, "I'm going to have my home,

"I'm going to take care of my family.

"I'm going to do a couple things."

After that, it's all, "How do I use it?

"How do I make sure that it keeps growing,

"and helping more people?"

That's how and what most people focus on.