Asking Millionaires What Advice They’d Give Their 20 Year Old Selves

In today’s episode, we’re trying something different! Usually, y’all know I have one guest and I ask them a whole bunch of questions.

BUT today, I have THREE guests. And I asked each of them to give me the advice they wish they could tell their 20-year-old self.

In today’s episode, you’ll hear from:

• Bing Gordon: Former chief creative officer of the video game company Electronic Arts 
• Paul Orfalea: Founder of Kinkos… which sold for over $2.6 BILLION dollars!!
• And Bob Metcalfe: Who invented the ethernet cable… which was the original internet.

ALL of these guys have two things in common: They’re AT LEAST 70 years old and they’re all multi-millionaires… or billionaires! Who better to get advice from in your 20s!?

If you’ve ever wanted to learn about what 70-year-olds would tell their 20-year-olds selves, you’ll love this episode.

In this conversation, you’ll enjoy 3 BIG things:

1. What Bing Gordon DIDN’T do in his 20s that would have made his life a whole lot easier
2. The advice Paul Orfalea’s mom gave him when HE was in his 20s
3. And the ONE skill Bob Metcalfe wishes he learned sooner… that you can learn NOW.

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