This is episode two in the it's never too late series, that's right, it is never too late.

Last night, Mimi let us know, not last night last week, Mimi let us know, it's never too late, and this week, Phil's gonna let us know, it's never too late, it's never too late, I said, Phil's gonna let us know, it's never too late, that's right, we got a brother named Phil on the show, and listen, if you can't trust a guy named Phil, you can't trust anyone, I am so excited that my friend Phil Rasmussen is on the podcast Phil,

I can't even, there's no way I'm gonna be able to describe the impact Phil has had in my life, Phil's like a decade ahead of me, okay, he's just a little bit more seasoned than I, in parenting, in living, in all of the things, and today, which is episode one, the 30 of the Humo podcast, with your host, Carlos, and I think we're gonna have to go spend a little bit of time with him, my friend Phil is on here to let us know a whole bunch of things, like I basically just hit

record, and Phil dropped truth bombs left and right, now I love how many of you loved last week's episode, there were so many nuggets, and you're gonna get just a different perspective of the same idea this week, like I said, you know, I ran across a, I don't know if I said this last week or if I said this in my interview with Phil, but I ran across a 17 year old that, that had told me, and I apologize if I said this last week already, but it's still, it's still just sitting with me, he just tried out for the lacrosse

team, I was asking how it's going, he's like, I just wish I would have started when I was 12, I just feel like I'm too late, when 17 year olds are telling you it's too late, I'm just letting you know, we got work to do, so whoever you are, it is not too late, Phil, in his late 50s, completely changed careers, completely, and is crushing it, he's crushing it, so here's a deal, I'm not gonna spend a lot of time in the pre, because I've got some episodes coming up that are just me, and so I can talk to you, you're off,

I got a lot of one to talk to you about, but I'm gonna wait till it's like the me episode, and I'm gonna let Phil come right in, right now, and jump in, Phil is the executive pastor at my church, he's executive ministry pastor at my church, the belonging co, and he's relatively new to Nashville, he's from Seattle, he's got a higher education, that's kind of where he's worked his entire career, and now he's, he's switched, he's jumped, and he's, he's doing ministry at a local church, and

I'm just, I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna, I'm gonna let Phil tell you his story, but buckle up, this conversation is so inspirational, Phil, thank you, and human hope for me, yeah, welcome, my friend, Phil.

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I have Phil Rasmussen, is that how you say your last name Phil? Rasmussen, yeah.

Yeah, you did. I mean, you're a friend of mine, but I don't want to mispronounce your last name.

No, a lot of people butcher it, and I had never corrected anybody. Ever. No, so it's all good.

There's so many places I want to go in this conversation, I'm so grateful that you're hanging out with me, but the first place I want to go is where we were talking, what we were talking about right before we hit record, and I said, Anthony, he recorded, because we were about to get into,

there's a lot of things that I think are important we're going to talk about, but this one may be the most important.

You may be the only other friend of mine I know that goes as hard at Christmas time as I do.

You, you, you, people actually before you moved here, and they knew how hard I went at Christmas, they're like, hey, there's a guy moving here in Nashville, and he loves Christmas like you do.

So, so you, you're a big Christmas outdoor decorator.

I am. And again, I, I can't compare myself to you. No, listen, because you are on another level.

You are on the, like, the tour of Nashville for Christmas decorations.

Okay, that's true, but that is true. Yeah, that is true. And I have driven by your house at Christmas time myself off, off the tour schedule, just to see your lights in their phenomenal.

Yeah, no, we, so, and honestly, I give, I have to start and give a lot of credit to my wife, because she truly is the, the heart of the season in our house. She is.

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