This is the paper.

Very good, welcome, welcome, welcome to Friday training on, that's right, on Wednesday.

It's more good news Wednesday.

There's so much more good news on Wednesday.

We're doing Friday training two days early because I'm flying to Sydney to speak tomorrow

and then to a wellness retreat in Bali.

So just overlapping the activity I get paid for and activity I don't get paid for.

I want to thank Jake so much.

Remember, email me if you'd like the rules to be in human training exercise or my book.

I'll sign it, send it to you, pay for shipping and the book.

Go ahead, email me, David at demeltzer.com.

We will, if it's free, it's we.

So just email me as we invite more people into the room.

These rules were written years ago in Sanskrit and that's before writing.

So thousands and thousands of years ago, they came out with lessons of life, of rules of life.

And studying human nature is an essential part of life.

There's life circumstances and then there's life.

The reason I study history is that human nature never changes.

So historically, I found these rules of being human in Sanskrit

by studying the Bhagavad Gita years and years and years ago.

And human nature is something, as I said, that doesn't change.

And if we understand human nature, we can understand both life and life circumstances

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