How Did Renting Down the Street From Mark Zuckerberg, Who Owns Like Eight Homes, Turn a Daily Drive in Northern California Into a Question About Enough?
On Divot, a study says the vast majority of people do not live within their means. A large percentage of really wealthy people still do not live within the incredible life they created, because they are always trying to get more and always trying to go for more. The host lives in Northern California and says what is enough, and what is right for him, is a question only he can answer.
He used to rent down the street from Mark Zuckerberg, who owns like eight homes there. Every day the drive home went past the house, where a security guard would be. They live on the same street, both sleep on a bed, and both breathe the same air. The drive still left open whether the rented life is enough or whether he has to go be Mark Zuckerberg. Coming to terms with who you uniquely are, and being comfortable with that person, is one of the existential questions of life.
For Grant Cardone, the pull shows up as a yacht. In an interview, the host spent a lot of time talking about the yacht Grant Cardone wants and is gunning for.
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