You can't. We're now in a world where it's possible to eliminate the gatekeepers,

it's possible to ignore all the worldly wisdom.

One of the worldly wisdom...

One of the things that, you know, and I think that we can all do and I've been asking my tribe as well is like to pause and reflect upon you know what things you would like to change in your personal life or what things you

know as a result of being locked down and some of us have more time some of us have to

manage our time more you know more effectively but we have more time with family members some of us you

know have had to go virtual with our work I mean there's a whole slew of things and

and you acknowledge earlier a lot of business opportunities

will come from that. But one of the things that I've been pondering is we have this

principle called the KISS principle that I've been teaching and you know from

my seal days where the old chief would say,

hey, divine, keep it simple, stupid, K-I-S-S.

Because any time we, you know, when I was an instant trying to plan a mission

and I would get all these

complicated ideas and put them in my flow chart just as before we use, you know, video and PowerPoint.

And the chief's, the old Vietnam bets were looking back they're chewing their you know they're

chewing and spitting in the cups or on the floor and they're just like divine you know

complicated gets you killed now complicated is actually simpler than complex.

Now we're in the world of complex, but complicated,

was still had kind of a linearity to it.

The complicated gets you kills.

Keep it simple.

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