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She walks in. First day, steps on the chair and steps on the desk, stands up on the desk,

opens up a kid's book and says, once upon a time, there was a lion. But I'm listening to this like,

whoa, that's amazing. That is one of the most profound lessons in education I ever learned in my life.

So, Stan, you had a lot of impact on a lot of people. Even me, you've had

much of a lot of impact on so many people. I just want to know who had an impact on you and

doesn't know it. It might not even know it. Okay, so a lot of people have had impact on me,

but a person who has had impact on me, profound impact and has no idea, would probably be an older,

female professor at a Delphi University back in 2000. And I'm going to say three,

2004. Long story short, I got a job as a chaplain at a Delphi University in Long Island.

So, part of the perks of the job was I could audit any course I wanted in the university.

I could sit in the class like I'll fly in the wall. So, of all the courses I could choose,

I chose kindergarten education. So, these are certified teachers that are getting further

education to become better kindergarten teachers. Okay, so they're all professional teachers

and the person teaching them, of course, as a PhD in early education, and she's going to teach them

teaching techniques to kindergartners. And I'm sitting in this class in the back like I'm just

observing. I took this class like dedicated. I really immersed myself in it. And I didn't even know

I only took it because it fit my schedule, right? But I didn't know the impact it was going to have on me.

First day of the class, these are all, remind you, professional teachers that have masters degrees

and they're working in schools. So, they're all adults, they're no college kids, they're all adults.

She walks in, she's older, she must have been 65, 70 maybe. She walks in. First day,

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