Ladies and gentlemen, I've worked with my team on this project for two years.

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One of the concepts you read a lot about is this kind of 75% rule.

People often discuss the importance of the company you keep, whether it's their wisdom,

their attitude, their positivity, their optimism, whatever, and the effect that can have on you as a

human being. What have you done in your life? And also what is the importance from what you've

experienced of surrounding yourself with people that have good values that are equally ambitious,

that share a sort of similarities as it relates to who you want to become?

Is it important? Does it matter?

I think one of the biggest mistakes I've made and I think we make as humans is we often look for

divinity in humanity. You're looking for that divine person that has all the answers and that

is infallible and perfect. And when you seek divinity in humanity, you're left with insecurity

and anxiety because no one fulfills that divine search. And so for me, what I really had to understand

as I went down that road and felt like I was let down and felt like people made me feel unworthy

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