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I've been posting daily videos on there and I do have an apology for everybody. I announced that my group coaching was open.

I gave out the websites on the last episode and then went and woke up the next morning and so many people went to my website that it crashed.

So it's currently in the middle of a server upgrade. So if you have gone to the website to try to join the group coaching, I apologize. I guess it's a good thing that so many people are so excited about it because I want to make a difference in all of your lives.

And I think this is going to be a really easy way to do so and really impactful way to do so. And with that being said, I want to dive into today's episode speaking of impact.

And today's just going to be a freestyle episode and this has been a few weeks coming because I wanted to let the last couple of weeks play out and see how they go.

And then be able to be vulnerable with you guys and be completely open and honest. So the reason why I was back in Florida, people kept asking, you know, why are you out of town?

Where are you on vacation? All of this stuff. So I want to be open and honest with you guys. The reason why I was back in Florida was because of the fact that my grandfather was extremely ill and I had to go visit him in hospice.

And I took a one way ticket because I didn't know how long I would be there. And it was crazy because he was in great spirits.

And one day we were sitting and we were talking about business. He was excited about the fact that my podcast is growing as much as it is.

And the business is going so well. And so what happened was he was in the hospice and he was in great health for, we thought he was in great health.

I was in great spirits for the, it was the, what was that? May 3rd is the day that I was the last day that I was there.

And so my cousin and I spent the night with him in the hospice in the room. And he had by the medicine that they given him made him snore really bad.

And so my cousin and I were having trouble sleeping. We were in and out of sleep. And, and so to give you an idea, we were, we were in our sleep and he was snoring nonstop. It did not stop at all.

And, and we were in the room. The lights were off. Obviously I was in the, the pull out bed. She was in the big comfortable chair that was next to me.

And, and out of nowhere, the snoring just stopped. And in my head, I was asleep and then I had woken up about 10 seconds before this. And I had heard him snore a couple last times.

And, and so what happened was, in my head, I'm thinking, great, whatever was in his throat, he finally got to clear.

Well, then immediately I kind of woke up from that and went, well, actually something might not be right. And so my cousin started rustling around because she had heard the same thing as well.

And she decided to get up and she walked over to him to see if he was breathing. And couldn't see so she went over and turned the light on and we both went up to him. And he was not breathing.

And so we called in the nurse and the nurse came in and she said, yeah, he's, he literally just passed away.

So that being said, I was able to be there for somebody's very last breath.

And I think that most people don't get that opportunity. And the thing about it is it's kind of like my cousin said when we were there, it's kind of like you don't want to be there.

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