So the ability to be calm and the ability to reflect, the ability to build it into my

life every day, where I'm not kind of a gerbil on the wheel, which is constantly running.

The ability to get off that cycle and ploys reflect, understand, build back, my strength,

my vision.

I think that's been an important part of my own personal well.

That part of it didn't take place until, you know, probably just maybe four or five years

ago, I think.

When I began to think more about, you know, been a broader sense, a deeper sense, purpose

and service to others.

Hello everyone.

Welcome back to on purpose, the number one health podcast in the world because of each

and every single one of you.

Thank you so much for taking out time out of your day, out of your evening to be here,

to learn and grow and advance your thinking.

And like you know, every week, I try and find guests that I believe are going to ask

us thought-provoking questions, give us deeper insights to ourselves and give us so much

experience and abundance and wealth of insight to learn from so that we can learn from their

lives, their mistakes, their failures, their successes, and most of all their wisdom.

And today's guest is someone that I've been really blown away by.

I've met him for the first time this week, but he just has this natural humility, his

natural grace, he's extremely kind-hearted.

And it really blows me away when extremely successful individuals are so deeply genuinely

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