This is the flavor.

BYUQ Nick is one of my favorites because it allows me to listen for instead of

speak to. So I think it's important for all of us to make sure

that we're listening for things not speaking to. But go ahead, bring up

the first person. Beautiful. We have Oliver here who is just

doing the stage. Oliver, happy Friday. Feel free to unmute yourself and ask David

your question. Welcome. Hey there, everyone. Happy Friday. Can you guys hear me all

right? Yeah. Thank you. Awesome. Awesome. So I know that Dave, you've been

in Vegas for the past few days. I just wanted to kind of start off this BYUQ

with just the basic question, you know, what's your work biggest takeaway of

the week so far? Wow. You know, every week I'm looking for what resonates

with me, Oliver. And the reason is because there's so many great lessons

that I'm learning during the week. I'm paying most attention to the ones that

resonate with me. And I simply just capture those. And, you know, we've all

heard, you know, if I'm the smartest one in the room, I'm in the wrong room.

But I heard this week another version of that, which is if I'm not the smartest

one in the room, then I better be asking questions. And so many people miss the

opportunity in their own humility of getting into the right rooms, but not

asking questions. And we see that in our meetups. We see that at our dinners

that we do. We see that on the breakfast of champions that we take the

time to surround ourselves with a higher frequency, a higher level of awareness.

And yet we don't ask questions. So not only should you be the smartest one in

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