So, a little while back, I came across this, I was at a youth conference and this girl,

she had this t-shirt on and on the t-shirt were the words, these words that just suck with

me, I just, all that said on her shirt, there was no image, it just was words and the words

said, because I said I would, that was it, because I said I would and I was just captivated

by this, I'm like, man, this is awesome, if one of those kind of sayings, one of those

phrases that just, I thought, where does this come from?

So, I, you know, have a friend, his name is Google and he tells me a lot and I went

to look up and apparently, there's this man named Alex Sheen.

An Alex Sheen at one point was just a normal guy, living a normal life, working a normal

job until his father was diagnosed with cancer.

A cancer that ultimately took his dad's life and at his father's funeral, Alex Sheen

got up and he gave a talk, he gave a uglogy and he said that his father was his, his, his

hero.

Out of all the human beings on the planet, he said, my father was my greatest hero.

He said, it wasn't because my father was the most handsome of all men, he said, it wasn't

because my father was super fit, wasn't because my father was an incredibly successful businessman

or or or or made a lot of money or that he was even successful with whatever it ended

up, he did in life.

He said, my father was my hero for one reason and that one reason is he kept his promises.

My father was my hero for one reason because he kept his promises because if he said he

would do something, he would do it and he did it because he said he would.

You know, I was thinking about this, this reality that making a, you know, I think that the

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