I highly recommend that the first thing anyone that's listening to this podcast does is subscribe to the playbook and to get connected to goodness and game time decisions.

Those are two that I've started. How many other ones do you have?

I have unstoppable, create the life you love, as well as compassionate capitalism.

Four have been published, four have not.

I write a book every six month.

Fortunately for me, the books have been extremely successful,

so the publisher, like McGraw Hill Hill won't let me cannibalize a book so quickly

but I have don't do business with Dix coming out

nice.

Also trust the universe but tie up your camels.

These are preliminary titles but we'll see what they look like when they hit the market.

And, but yeah, look, I am so grateful.

You talked about all these people and all these things for me my greatest

success is to watch you and just in the short amount of time that we've been coaching

together and working together I can see a transformation where you're impacting other people to impact other people to impact other people which is my ultimate lifetime journey.

The funny thing is more and more is coming to me. I'm just making room for it now by being of service and asking for help.

I'd like to start with what you started with and being accessible because one of the simplest lessons that we'll keep sharing together and hopefully sharing with others is that there's, I call it the Melzer kaleidoscope, but there's a lens that I look through life with. And it's not just one lens. It's a kaleidoscope it has three different colors to it

The first is gratitude if you can train yourself to practice and fear to utilize a perspective that my past has no resentment or offense to it.

It only has learning lessons in light and love in it, that my past is just amazing.

My present is even brighter, right? My present is extraordinary and my

future is even better than that. That's a lens of gratitude. I get to do this. I don't have to do anything.

Right? It's a try me attitude. Things get challenging. It's like, oh yeah, man, try me.

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