"I have enough."

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Tonight we discuss the concept of "I have enough."  We garnered the discussion from a true story about a conversation between the author of Catch 22, Joseph Heller, and the author of Slaughterhouse Five, Kurt Vonnegut.  Take a read of their conversation as they walked about a billionaire's home during a party one evening:

https://narendragoidani.medium.com/but-i-have-something-he-will-never-have-enough-8036d03d089b

What does "enough" look like and feel like to you?  Do you have enough?  Are YOU enough?  Have you ever thought about it on a deeper level?  Join the guys tonight for an enjoyable deep dive into this very concept.  Thanks again for listening and sharing this along.

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