You're going to have a brand regardless of if it's just currently the people in this room or it's, you know, in front of millions of people.

Yeah.

How important, I mean, I guess your explanation would be, it's important to express yourself properly to the right people in the right setting.

Is that a correct statement?

Let me refine that a little bit. Okay. Because I don't know, the right says there's so wrong,

so I'm not quite sure. There's some value statement added to that. I think our lives are designed for us to find who the heck we're supposed to be aligned around our highest passion. And then

when we're able to do that,

we're the most realized person that we can be. Many people go to the grave, not even exploring

that, don't understand that, have sacrificed so much so that somebody else can have what they want,

that they never have that time for themselves. And I think the world would be a better place

if more people were aligned to their

higher purpose and passion. That's really, really important. How you present that to the world,

to what scale, whether they accept you or not? That is, I'm out of that business. I'm just in the

business of who is Chris and expressing myself in the fullest. Yeah. But like you said, though, you can't give everyone the fullest

of you all the time. That's right. That's right. You have to determine and have discernment in the proper

setting. That's right. Like, for example, you'll notice you talk to your children differently than to your

wife. Yeah. Then to a lender. Yeah. And you're using different tool sets of you and your energy because a certain job is required.

Like if we were walking down the street and accosted by some drunken Texans,

your personality would change really fast.

Mine would too.

Yeah.

Our mild manner in meek selves would be like, like, hey, they're in a dangerous situation right now.

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