Sounds good. Well, thanks for such a nice introduction. How are you doing?

I'm good. I told Sean. I just got to say the thought, well, because I love it. The hashtag boss Lee. I love that.

I love it. So I've kind of stalked you lately.

And and watch all your social media. I've watched some of your training. I met you last year at Larry and Taylor's

in the summit. Yeah. At the hotel in in Frisco. I was still super, super quiet because I was in that state of mind of, I don't

belong here. I'm not supposed to be here. What am I doing here? But Sean was kicking me square in the

pants going, get in there. Go. You can do this. And those are the kind of questions I have for you today.

And I kind of turned a corner in the last couple of days. And I told Sean one of the reasons I did is he's been

telling me this for two years, but it took me hearing you basically saying the exact same thing, but in a different

voice for it to finally settle in and they go, Oh, okay, I got it. And and your energy, the, I don't just the way

you are. I connected with you. So my question that I want to ask you is at some point in time, there had to be a

thought in you and I listened to your testimony about how you had to sit alone in high school, you know, the

band murdered and all that kind. Uh oh. There you go. Sorry. Now I had a phone call come through. Um, what was it that helped you

make the switch from just dreaming and knowing that somewhere deep inside this was inside of you? What was it that

helped you make the switch from just dreaming about it to go in? I got this. And what were the first few steps you made

to go attack this dream and grab a hold of it? Um, well, I think that I grew up in a situation I wouldn't really wish on

anybody. And so I used to talk a lot about not wise, but instead why nots. Um, and that was enough to drive me to be

honest. It wasn't about, I mean, I didn't know you could make millions of dollars. So there was no shift like that. That's

definitely not a thing. Uh, but it was really when I saw that this was the first kind of thing where you could say that you are going to do

something and it didn't matter that I was young at the time. It didn't matter that I was new. It didn't matter that I was, you know, in

experience, it didn't matter that I was not successful or that I was in debt or whatever. It was a genuine profession that doesn't

judge. And so when I started seeing that and seeing that it really didn't matter any of my excuses, it was just a work ethic conversation. I liked

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