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Dan Martell - January 14, 2026

What sets billionaires apart

Topics

passion and success

Hosted by

Dan Martell

Mentioned

Steve Jobs Bill Gates

Becoming a billionaire Snowboarding vs business

Episode Stats

Length

33 seconds

Words per minute

233.84

Word count

129

Sentence count

Summary

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The people that love what they do are the ones that create wealth because in the loving of the art, they pushed through and any normal person would have given up and nobody would have held it against them. If you're passionate about what you do, in the moment, in a moment, where a normal people would have gave up, you don't. That's why you're successful.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 Steve Jobs was at an event, it was him and Bill Gates.

00:00:02.900 They asked Steve Jobs, how important do you think passion is?

00:00:05.800 And Bill Gates is like, you gotta be passionate,

00:00:07.620 you gotta be passionate.

00:00:08.440 And Steve Jobs goes, hmm, that's a great answer, Bill.

00:00:10.620 I don't disagree being passionate is required,

00:00:13.100 but he says, I think it's for a different reason.

00:00:15.000 If you're passionate about what you do,

00:00:17.120 in the moment, any normal person would have gave up,

00:00:20.960 you don't, that's why you're successful.

00:00:23.300 And that's why the people that love what they do

00:00:25.520 are the ones that create wealth,

00:00:26.660 because in the loving of the art,

00:00:28.640 they pushed through and any normal person would have gave up

00:00:31.620 and nobody would have held it against them.

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