This is asked me anything and the question I'm going to answer for you this week is one that I've been getting asked a lot these days and it's a simple question.

It is, Brian, do you get stressed?

I know a lot of people see me on videos like this where I seem to be kind of calm and in charge

or when I'm interviewing people in the studio and I seem to be prepared and all that stuff but you know when you choose to

film yourself you can a lot of times get yourself in a good mind frame and I try to act like a

professional but that doesn't mean by any means that I don't get stressed.

Matter of fact if you get to know me well and if you're one of the team here or a member of my

family you realize that I'm constantly stressed, I'm constantly unimpressed with myself. I'm constantly pushing myself to the next level.

If I ever get near a goal, I always want to 10X that goal and try to get better.

And I'm just really hard on myself. I always have been. I'm getting a little better about that and just trying to love myself a bit more and forgive myself.

But you know it's always got to be great and then once it's great it's forgotten

that's kind of how I run things and so one thing I think about when it comes to

my stress levels is I remember a time when I left the city, when I left the banking world, all these guys behind me I used to work with, and I had nothing to do for like six months before I started London Real.

And I really remember really doing nothing and I had no direction I

didn't know what I was going to do I didn't know what I was going to do for money and nothing

and so once I got busy with the show and busy editing and busy booking guests and even busy doing work that I didn't know would ever lead to anything important, let alone any economic game, I always reminded myself and I always had a saying I would say to myself and it was this it was

Be thankful for something no be thankful that you have something to worry about and so I guess it's a little bit of a gratitude piece and it's just me constantly reminding me that I should be grateful that I have something that stresses me out

Someone that bothers me or something that I think isn't good enough because it reminds me that I have something to do

and I have like a purpose in this life and that I have something that's

important to me because if I'm not stressed out about it that means it's not

important to me.

You know, my 11 year old Gabby, sometimes she's like, Brian, I'm nervous.

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