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Now here's this week's message.

Something real sweet happened before I came to speak here. This is my first time to speak here. That's not the sweet part. My daughter, Sadie, has already spoken here.

So, yeah.

So I called her and got advice.

Isn't that awesome when I'm calling? And I was thinking about all the times like I gave her advice

when she was growing up and here I am as a grown man calling her said what's it like give me some tips

give me some pointers and she helped me out so if I don't do a good job it's Sadie's fault. fault. Well, I have a lot to cover today and I can't wait to talk about the book and we're going to be talking

about conversations today and how meaningful conversations can be.

And I want to start with a story.

The other night, I went to see Jordan Peterson speak and if you don't know who Jordan Peterson is he's like

one of the smartest guys on the planet I believe he is a Canadian psychologist he's a doctor, really smart dude.

And I was at an arena that they filled up the entire arena

just for him to give a speech.

And I started thinking about that, I don't even know,

I mean, that's kind of unheard of,

because it's not necessarily, it's not like he's a preacher,

he's just getting up and giving a long, long speech and people pay to go hear this.

And so my wife is, this is one of his favorite, her favorite people.

She loves this guy. I have been hearing this little Canadian accent from

her closet and from the bathroom and from her car. She listens to him all the time and

he sometimes well most of the time he's a little bit over my head and I don't know what's more frustrating is me trying to listen to him or her trying to explain him to me

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