Our dear friends here from Miami, and I want to get right into it.

Alvaro, have you ever read David Hawkins Power versus Force?

No, it's one of the books that I have on the list, and I definitely need to get to it.

You know, it's interesting because, you know, the idea of power versus force is how

you actually do what you do, because what you do most people think is impossible. Just like

Roger Bannister so many years ago at Oxford, breaking the four-minute mile, people thought that

was impossible. And then once he did it, everybody did it.

And so I was just curious, when you take on a feat like seven marathons and seven days and seven continents,

and everybody around you tells you that is humanly impossible, just like they told Roger Bannister,

that breaking a four-minute miles, humanly impossible, what is it within the context of the field that you live in versus, I'm going to make this happen, the force that creates a counterforce?

I'm curious your mindset of expanding beyond other people's imagination.

Your reality expands past other people's imagination.

That's quite a feat.

Yeah, absolutely.

And what a great introduction.

Thank you, James and David, for having me here.

I forgot the memo of the hat, but I'll try to move nice and classy.

And that just means you woke up before us and did your hair.

We just threw these on, speaking. That just means you have it. You have hair. Oh. Well, James has pretty good hair, though. Yeah, I got them locks, but I didn't feel like taming it this morning. So you guys are looking great. I honestly think, David, back to your question, it all comes down to how everything happens twice, first in your mind and then in reality.

And a lot of people always think that that distance between their goals and reality is so far out.

And it's just between your ears and that's your mind.

So I've always been very conscious about how can I work my mind to have those limiting beliefs taken out of the equation.

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