So you've helped a lot of people, obviously, and that's your mission. If you were going to give

someone that wanted to really create a movement and help as many people as possible, what would

be the first step that you would begin with? Make it non-negotiable. So anything that I'm committed to,

I'm going to make it non-negotiable, which means every day for a minimum

amount of time, I'm going to ask how I can be of service in person on the phone via email

or social media or tradition. I'm going to make sure seven days a week. It's non-negotiable

because that's the only way that it happens. Certain things will happen better if you make it what I call hybrid negotiable,

which is, okay, once a month, like my wife and I, of the third today,

third Monday of every month, we feed the homeless.

So that's a hybrid non-negotiable that we do no matter what.

If I'm there, she's there, whoever, and that's not

going to get the same impact of me doing something every single day. And then also knowing what

it really means to help someone. So a lot of times, you know, and I, there's a charity, forget the name my phone's not here.

There's like a system of people when you help people.

Like if you help them one time, what it does to them, the second time, the third time all the way to entitlement.

So understanding what it means to help someone. Because a lot of times,

especially as a parent, we think we're helping our kids and we're weakening them. And so I think

understanding how we help people and being able to let them know that's not going to help you.

And so in my faith, in my faith is you have your own God, I have my own God.

My faith is that my God's bigger than me.

But there's this faith that just because I don't understand it or evidence is contrary,

that I feel like I'm being punished.

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