So unless you've been sleeping under a rock, you probably feel a little bit of tension and uncertainty

given everything that's happening around the world. Am I right?

Yes.

So inflation comes to mind.

Gas prices.

Holy cow.

We were at, we filled up the car yesterday and it was well over $, and I think we were paying well over $6 a gallon.

We're in Washington State, by the way.

So go Washington State.

We love our state, but they don't, yeah, anyway.

You know, other price hikes, so there's other things like inflation.

We went and you got eggs the other day, and we'll talk about that later. But man, are those expensive? The market is just going bonkers, right,

with all the different. The increase in interest. Yeah, interest rates increases and stuff. And so

it, and of course what comes to mind is this dreaded R word, right, recession. And even if you want to

go a little bit further,

depression, economic recession, economic depression. And so what reactions do these ideas causing

you, viewer, listener? What does that do to us? And if you're anything like us, you might get that

tinge of anxiety, the uncertainty. What are we, what's going to happen, right? Is the day

going to come when this affects us in such a way that we can no longer provide for our children?

We can no longer, and there's added complexities to being, you know, business owners and things

like that and uncertainty that creates. So I want to share this quote with you and then we'll

get into the rest of the episode, but it's this, when you live to please yourself, circumstances that

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