So we were talking last night about, you know, thinking big.

Yeah.

And then when we think we got, we thought big enough, we realized we could think even bigger.

And if we talk about infinite Luke.

Yeah.

It's like how big could you actually imagine?

And I don't think we can.

And this brought me to a conversation I had where we're talking about small ball or there's a big ball.

Yeah.

Right?

And it's like, how do you know that you are stuck in a small ball?

You put yourself in a small ball world versus and there's this big ball that sitting right on the other side of that wall.

Yeah.

So I think a few things come to mind when we talk about playing too small. And one is understanding infinite is so big. It's beyond what you can imagine. I had someone asked me one time about my God. And I talk about your God, but my God, I explained it as infinitely abundant, unified in a system system of thought, omniscient, all-powerful,

all-knowing, loves me, protects me, promotes me more than my mom. And the person who asked me

said, and you know that your God that you just explained in the infinite realm has a God

even bigger than that. That's the whole idea of

infinite, right? So I think when we're thinking about playing small ball, for me, I get very

pragmatic. And I understand that at all times, I'm limiting myself. And the number one limitation,

whether it's business, personal, relationship, whatever it may be, is actually something I have complete control over, which is meaning.

You see, most people limit their self-image, their imagination by the meaning they give their past.

The failures, the mistakes, the setbacks, defining moments, historical

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