Is the pursuit of a worldly desire an OK thing to go after? On today’s episode Russell talks about finally getting his dream house and why it was important for him. He also shares why having a goal of a worldly possession isn’t a bad thing. Here are some fun things in this episode: Find out what it took for Russell and his family to finally get their dream house. And why it’s okay to have a goal to get something you really want, even if it seems stupid to other people. Listen below to hear Russell’s excitement over his new dream house. ---Transcript--- Hey everyone. This is Russell Brunson, and I want to welcome you to a very excited Russell today. And I’ll tell you why in a second here on Marketing In Your Car. All right, so I want to tell you guys really quick and just let you know that I just got the keys to my new house. Woo-hoo! Oh man, I just want to celebrate with you guys, because this has been, you have no idea how long this has been in the making. So for those of you who don’t know me, I am not a car person at all. I got the Ferrari, I was like, “Eh.” I got other cars, I was like, “Eh.” Cars mean nothing to me. The only dream I’ve ever wanted is like my dream house. I just have wanted it forever. And a couple years ago we almost bought one, and then we had some company issues. If you’ve listened to past podcasts you’ve heard the stories of the ups and the downs and all that sort of stuff. We had actually had this amazing house we had basically purchased, put down all this earnest money and we lost it all. It went away and we never got to actually live in it. And then the company collapsed. Long story short, rebuilt it. For me for the last eight years I’ve been working towards my dream house, getting my dream house. That’s my one tangible worldly thing that really drives me. I hate that it does, because I’m a big believer in being driven by passion and people and helping and all these other things, and money is like how we keep score. But the one worldly thing that has been a driving force for me for a long, long, long time. In fact, all my friends and partners and people who work with me are scared that I’ll never show up at the office again now that we’ve got it. So we found this house two years ago. It’s amazing and I have been looking at it every day for two years, trying to get to it and trying to get it. When you get a  big house, the monthly payment is not the big issue. It’s like the down payment. To get a super, jumbo loan they want you to have like 20 percent down, plus like 10 percent in your bank account. You have to have a lot of money just in cash to be able to go and get that. So we were working and saving and doing a whole bunch of stuff. We found the dream house about two years ago, and finally we’ve been working through how to get it and how to time it with when school gets out and kids and all these things. And then the people who owned the house have been complete nightmares. The most annoying people I’ve ever worked with in my life. I hope they listen to this so they can know how annoying they are. They’ve just been a nightmare. Even last night, we packed a huge moving truck last night, and we signed yesterday, we put a down payment down. Everything is done. We just have to wait for it to get funded or whatever. I messaged them like, “Hey, do you mind if we swing over and drop off some stuff in the garage so we can reload this truck again?” And she wrote back and said no. Who does that? I’m giving you millions and millions of dollars here in less than 12 hours and you won’t even be cool for one second. Anyway, super annoying. But, I just got the message. I was at work trying to get some stuff done and I just got the message that the house is funded. It’s officially ours. They’ll come and drop the key off. And so I am blowing the rest of the day, blowing work, blowing everything, heading home, grabbing the kids. We’re going to head over to the house and we’re going to jump in the pool. I don’t ca