What if I don’t want a Mercedes?

Is the goal to always want more? If I'm content with what I have does it mean I have an "upper limit challenge?" No - success is defined by much more than how big our house is or what kind of car we choose to drive. Questions: 1. I hate this job 2. I am currently without a job. I was fired June 25 from a job I thrived at. 3. We had so much business we had to hire people - but there went the profit. 4. Everyone seems to talk about building a list but no one really speaks to what you do if you have no list. 5. As a single dad with 20k in debt I don't know how to get my idea to the market place. 6. What if I don’t want a Mercedes - is that an “upper limit challenge” or truly something I don’t care about? Get direct links to the resources Dan mentions on the podcast, including Who Are You and Why Are You Here, an 11-page workbook at https://www.48days.com/thinking-too-small/