I was born with a gift. I call it a gift because to me it has been. As we were talking pre-show, I give people a bad time. I said, don't, don't pray for me. My ministry would be over. Don't pray for a miracle. It's a little tough to shuffle a deck of cards, but I couldn't play with those growing up anyway. So my grandmother, boy, she got on to us if we pulled out, any type of cards.

But, yeah, it's been a gift.

I can't pick my nose and talk on the cell phone at the same time.

So everything's good there.

But I've lived by a very simple statement. You'll never make an impact until you're

committed to the collision. And we all have something that we, that we all have something that we deal

with. And until we collide with that, we'll never make an impact. And for me, I'm 52 years of age.

I know I only look 29, but I'm 52, and I've had to

collide with this guy right here many of times, but the result has always been trying to make a

greater impact, trying to make a bigger difference in the world.