What are some of the other things that you've learned from speaking from the stage? Lessons

that because a lot of people here, they want to be speakers. They want to be authors. What

are some of those critical lessons as you look back when you first started now that you're

one of the world's greatest speakers that you would love to share with people and they

say, Hey, Tim, I want to get started. What are some of the key lessons?

Yeah, I think one of the things as both of us have discussed before, I think everybody

needs their secret sauce. Like, let's say for Ed Mylead, it's max out for Grand Cardone.

It's 10x for two or three. It was set back to come back. So everybody needs that secret

so for a long time, what was yours? Like you have so many great secret sauce. What was

one of your first? You know, my first was gratitude. I, and I'm amazed, you know, saying

thank you before you go to bed and when you wake up, the easiest way to change your life

and people through that learn coherence that, Hey, even the simplest thing that's free

takes 0.1 seconds to do. Everyone agrees is powerful. You can ask Deepak Sadguru or Tim

story. They're going to tell you Dave gratitude is a secret sauce, but we forget to say thank

you and we don't say thank you. So that's where I started and then everything from there

forgiveness, accountability, inspiration, effective communication, daily practices, all

stem off of this mindset of being gracious, finding light, love and lessons.

Well, I think that that's one of the best of all the ones that we have because as your

say, gratitude is now and gratitude needs to be for life. So that's awesome. But so as

far as being a good speaker, number one, find your own secret sauce, which is like your

own hook. Because then when people are trying to bite speak, they'll think, okay, should

I get Dave? Should I get Tim's story? Should I get who should I get Tim? They're thinking

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