How to set your moral and your legal boundaries and then break the rules in the middle. On today’s episode Russell talks about being a rule breaker while still being able to keep himself out of jail and out of hell. Here are some of the fun things he shares in today’s episode: Why Russell considers himself to be a rule breaker even though he follows a strict moral compass, as well as a legal one. How some entrepreneurs can go too far with rule breaking if they don’t have a moral compass to begin with. And how Russell can justify the rules he does break without going against his own morals as well as the confines of the legal system. So listen here to find out what kind of rules Russell believes are meant to be broken, and what kind aren’t. ---Transcript--- What’s up everybody? This is Russell Brunson, welcome to the Marketing Secrets podcast, and as you can probably tell if you’re listening, we are finally once again streaming from inside of my jeep, which gets me excited.  Today’s episode is called how to stay out of jail and Hell. Alright let’s have some fun. Okay, we’re getting close to the 4th of July and my sister and her family are over and it’s been fun. We were hanging out last night on the field watching our kids play soccer until midnight. And we were talking about business and things, and it was funny because she, I was teasing her and I tease my wife and I tease a lot of my close friends who are rule keepers, I was kind of teasing them. “You guys, you follow every single rule and it drives me crazy. I’m a rule breaker.” And my sister came back and she’s like, “You are kind of a rule breaker, but also, I know you. I’ve known you since before you were born.” You know, my entire life my sister has known me, and she’s like, “you’re also, you keep the rules. You’re very strict.” I have rules around, anyway, I have these rules that I keep. And I kind of thought for a second, and said, “You know what it is, I think I know what it is. If you look at this, imagine a circle and then around this circle, I have all these barriers and these are all my moral rules.” So I have these moral rules of things that I will not break, my thou shalt not’s. Thou shalt not kill. Thou shalt not commit adultery. Thou shalt not fornicate. Thou shalt not….all those kind of things, but I have my own that are in there. And these are all the rules that I have to keep myself out of Hell, because I don’t want to go to Hell someday. And we could talk forever about what my belief is on that, but I have a moral compass, these moral blocks and I’m very strict on those. I’m a rule keeper, when it comes to those kind of things. Things that I belief came from God that are like, thou shalt not…I follow those rules very, very, very strict because I believe that they are vital and essential. Then if you look at that circle and go out to a bigger circle. Like imagine a little circle is inside that has all my thou shalt not’s, my moral compass. And then you go on the outer rim, a bigger circle that’s out. So the little circle is inside of that one. So the outer circle, this big huge outer circle, these are all the things, the rules that if I break will put me into jail. So it’s like, you can’t steal from people, you can’t lie, I guess these would probably be moral ones as well. But these bigger rules. You can’t…I’m trying to think of the best way to explain it. I explained it to my sister yesterday, I said, I watch shows like American Greed, I love American Greed, if you guys haven’t watched that you should watch it. And the reason why it’s so good is because it’s all these scams that happened that people end up in jail. And what’s amazing is that half the time I watch those I’m like, “Oooh, that’s a good idea.” And then halfway through the show you’re like, “Oh my gosh, that’s illegal? Whoa, I didn’t even know that was a law. Holy crap. Okay, note to self, there is an outer limit. There’s a rule I can’t break.” And it’s all these brilliant things that turn o