So we've had a great time this month sharing with you an important conversation about how to

drastically impact your life, which is identifying the standards that you have for your life.

And we're going to kind of wrap it all up for you and give you the final point.

We've gone through three different points over the last three weeks, and I want

to get straight into it. Point number four, I hope you've been taking notes in your journal. Point

number four, it's very simple. You got to identify exactly what you want. And I'm going to say it this

way. You can't hold back. I'm going to tell you a little story. As many of you know,

I went through financial hardship in 2007, eight to nine. And when I finally came back, I thought to

myself, you know, one of the goals that I wanted to have was to build my family a dream home. And when

I'm talking a dream home, like I wanted

like a dream home. I wanted to spare no expense. And I don't want a small lot. I wanted a big lot.

So I envisioned an acre. I didn't I didn't want people to like pull up to the to the sidewalk, to

the curb and get out. No, I wanted them to drive up a beautiful

driveway. I envisioned my beautiful gate opening up. I envisioned a circular driveway. I didn't want

cement. I wanted pavers laid by hand, hand by hand, every single one. I wanted an enormous

raw iron. It's not even a door. It's a freaking, I don't know

what you, what you call it. It's just massive, right? And then I wanted my house to be single story,

right? I wanted my kids to be able to literally have their own little compound to run around it.

And most importantly, what I wanted was this. Don't ask me why I wanted it.

I believe God puts a little vision in each and every one of us. You know, I wanted my guest to

be able to open the door and look straight out onto the pool, right? And as I looked for homes, you know, Claudia and I were looking for homes. And at the time,

we just thought, you know, nothing fits that vision. And here's what the rubber meets the road,

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