I'm with you. I mean, I've had the identity crisis as well.

You know, I played pro baseball and that was my career for my whole life.

I just always envision myself playing in the big leagues and doing that.

And you know, you get drafted or you know, you go through high school and all these things.

Everyone tells you you're the best and you get drafted. Everyone's like, great.

This guy's on the path. And then, you know, I get released. And I'm like, okay,

I'm not like this guy anymore. And I've seen it happen with influencers and

YouTubers and celebs like, you know, they get into some drama or their films flop,

their videos flop and now they're having an identity crisis of who the heck am I like at this point?

You know, everybody knows me as this great creator and now I'm not.

And many can't recover from it because of this identity thing. And I mean, you and I know

as Christians, we should never have our identity in our career or our business or any of these things.

And so that's one thing that's always helped me stay grounded.

When people ask me that, they're like, dude, like, you know, what do you do with, I guess,

anything I've ever done, whether it's baseball and all these other things. I'm like, dude,

look, in the grand scheme of things, you know, we're talking the long game.

What is this moment in time right now in the span of eternity?

Yeah. It is so tiny that you can't even fathom how tiny it is yet. You know, when we have a crisis

in our life, it is like the end of the world. You know, it's like, man, if this doesn't get solved,

like it's toast, like the world's over. And then like we get this view of like, man,

if you really look at it, you're like, dude, your problem on this specific day is not as big as you

think it is. You looked back at your problems five years ago. You're not worried. They were blown

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