You will talk yourself out of your dream because you aren't prepared or it's not pretty enough or it's not clear enough or the aesthetic isn't giving enough, you will literally talk yourself out of the dream that could change your life today.

Continuing to wait on somebody else, continuing to wait on a team. A team to do what? Put your phone on a tripod and hit record. A team for what?

Obviously, when you grow to a certain level, you get a team to help things become more convenient and easier. We didn't start with a team. Even when I joined that episode, I think 50, like we're sitting here, there were control boards right here, right on the side.

And Dave's like, okay, you ready? Yep, ready. Okay, we waited a couple of seconds because that's the trim time and then we go.

And we had like two cameras at that time. One on him, one on me. It was like, actually, it was, was it just one at that time? It was one. We were in the same shot.

One on angles, that little switch that you just saw, go back, Reese, that, that, that, come back, come back, Reese, this, it wasn't this. It was not this. It was one camera perfectly positioned to get both of us from a far enough angle, but close enough so you could see us.

And guess what? We had to get up, press record, David's on the machine, and then eventually a Javan came, and then eventually a Reese came, and then eventually a Zell came, but if we never started doing it on our own, nobody came.

Nobody comes. No opportunity is created. No authority is established. No influences made. None of this could happen if we didn't run to the camera press record, run back to our seat and just start.

Welcome to another edition of social group podcasts. How are you all today that are listening? Diny, how are you?

I am feeling quite interrupted. I'm feeling unseemed, David. You don't feel seed. I don't feel seen. Explain what happened and why you feel the way you feel.

So every episode before we get started, we usually are having some type of silly conversation with the audience. That's in here because we got a live studio audience.

And we're usually just, you know, shooting the stuff with them. And that's what I was in the middle of doing. And David decided that he was exhausted by my mindless activity and my thoughtless conversation.

And he decided to start the podcast. And I was going somewhere with this. I was as long as you knew it was mindless. It was mindless. But I think that's the part that helps everybody in here connect with us.

They like they like the mindless stuff that we start with. And then you get them on the back and you hit them with that.

They're been on a date and the person was mindless and you're like, oh, I like this.

That's my man, my man, my man. That's my man, my man, my man. Yeah, I actually do enjoy. I was just telling somebody that I actually do enjoy mindless, thoughtless activity.

And what I mean by that is things that I can just do. And I don't even have to think about it.

Like watching TV for me isn't mindless and thoughtless. And I realized that's why I probably don't like watching TV.

Because it's the struggle of like, okay, are we Netflixing or hooloing or Amazoning today? Like what are we doing?

And then you got to search through all of those shows and movies and new releases and read and descriptions.

Like I actually have to think about that. Showing up for brunch, however, I don't have to think about that.

I love a good mindless brunch. Yeah, but I don't think your brunches be mindless though.

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