He claims that owning assets worth a million makes one a millionaire even if they lack liquid cash.

“Could forget millionaire isn't just liquids. I could own assets that's worth a million. So therefore, I'm a millionaire.”

Earning money does not provide fundamental personal fulfillment.

“one thing that nobody ever wants to hear is like money won't make you feel fulfilled like no one wants to hear that [ __ ] and then when you actually earn it and you and then you go like oh yeah this is what people were talking about”

He claims that material possessions do not necessarily indicate success and that he is primarily inspired by the hard work behind an individual's achievement.

“I don't get inspired by material things I don't get inspired by people showing off wealth I get inspired by the work what inspires me about Oprah is when I see her living that life she's living I know that this is decades and Decades of hard work”

He believes that excessive displays of wealth are a sign of insecurity rather than genuine success.

“I don't think that has nothing to do with life I just think that's just insecurity”

Money provides individuals with the freedom and time necessary to pursue happiness.

“I think money can definitely buy you the ability to have enough time to be happy to like figure out how to be happy right and like what makes you happy and all that”

Success is not defined by the amount of wealth one accumulates, and prioritizing wealth over other life areas is isolating and unfulfilling.

“and the guy worth two billion is sad that they're not worth five and the FES mad they're not worth 10 because success is defined as how much you have and there is no end to that there is no fulfillment to that”