So if that's the case, then any one particular idea is not the best only idea I'll ever have.

I find that like sometimes when you're trying to pull the resources together to make or make something like that happen,

you need to be able to make a commitment to the vision.

And there's an accountability that comes with mentioning a goal publicly.

I was rather mistrying, you know, than miss not having a goal.

Bobby Greenwald, welcome back.

Good to be back.

Well, I haven't seen you in a long time.

Yeah, like this morning.

This morning.

Thank you for doing the podcast. We have a pretty time. Yeah, like this morning. This morning. Thank you for doing the podcast. We have a pretty special celebration coming up for the U-Version Bible app. That's right. You're going to tell you what it is. I'm baiting you. Okay, very good. Yeah, we're going to have a milestone and we're reaching one billion installs of the U-Version. One billion with U version. One billion with a B.

One billion with a B.

Yeah, that's pretty special.

And so I want to talk to you about that, but I want to hear a little bit of the story behind it.

I'm going to tell our listening audience what you wouldn't tell him.

Bobby's way too humble, but Bobby is genuinely you're one of the smartest people I know alive anywhere, all over the world. And you actually started and you built and sold

two technology companies back in college. True or false? True. True.

You built and sold two technology companies in college while most people were ordering

cheap pizza and staying up way too late.

You were getting a degree and building and selling two businesses.

We ordered cheap pizza and we stayed up late too.

Yeah, you stayed up late.

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