Clay's awesome. You know, he's very entertaining, very energized, does some quirky, unique

ways to sort of get engagement with the audience. So I'm really pleased to have Clay do our keynote today.

Well, I think it was being willing to take some risks on stage, taking some risks relative to how to set the audience up.

I think that kind of created this sort of what's going to happen next. And so that, just that

risk-taking sort of created a unique tension that I think ultimately resulted in a great experience.

Well, you know, I think Clay would be an awesome presenter for a number of groups.

One, I think the material that he delivers is spot on, but he also can deliver some additional

products and services to the organization even beyond just the things that he does on stage.

My name is David Drucker. I'm the president for UPS Stores Canada,

also a member of the AFA Board in an honorary position.

So kind of a crossover with both sides.

I thought it was great. I thought Clay did a wonderful job.

I think any time you're able to get a diverse group together

to start finding the commonalities,

you're starting to pull the threads together

that are going to make something for the future. I think that was the objective for today,

and I think Clay was really able to pull that out. I thought Clay was really good at shifting speeds.

He was fast when he needed to be fast, detailed when he needed to be detailed, was able to read the room every so often if we started drifting off too far to the left or too far to the right, he was right there to rudder us back on course. So, I mean, really, I don't think we could have chosen a better guy for the day to lead us. Napoleon Hill, the best-selling author of Think and Grow Rich. Again, the book is called Think and Grow Rich. The best-selling author

of that book, Napoleon Hill, once wrote, Action is the Real Measure of Intelligence. Well,

why would I name my son after Napoleon Hill? Well, Napoleon Hill is the best-selling author

of Think and Grow Rich, the book that changed my life. You see, I grew up in a family where we didn't

have financial success, and then about the age of 17, 18, I figured out how to have financial success.

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