Welcome to Karen Hunter's awesome. We are in the throes of our best lives, right? We are living our best lives this year. And so I'm going to be sharing with you tools and weapons to craft the life that you want to live and talking to people who have done it themselves. So I'm doing a series with a man who has been everything from Secretary of State for the state of New Jersey to pastoring a

megachurch to just being an amazing businessman. Let me welcome the author of many books.

And the latest is Say Yes to No Debt. It's in the second edition. It is How to Achieve

Financial Freedom. He's also the host of Four Year Soul on Sirius XM Urban View on Sundays.

Thanks to Karen Hunter. Thanks to Karen Hunter. Okay. All right, Dr. DeForest Buster Sorries Jr.

Welcome. Welcome. Happy New Year. Happy New Year. We were having an off-mite conversation,

and I'm spending some time. I just finished watching

this movie called A Long Walk and it's a Stephen King film and it's dystopian but it also feels

like it's the 1950s, right? And the premise is think the Hunger Games, every state serves up a child

or a boy or a man,

and they have to walk. And they keep walking until there's only one person standing.

What you don't know until it starts is that if you stop, you got to go three miles an hour.

If you go less than three miles an hour, you get a warning. If you stop for longer than 20 seconds, they shoot you and kill you.

So the last man standing will literally be the last man standing.

My goodness.

And when they first came out, I wanted to go to the movie theaters because they had a

theater, a couple of theaters where they had the treadmills in there and you would be walking

the whole time and you would have to like, it was a psychological crazy thing. I was thinking like what kind of preparation. I know people who prepare for marathons and 5Ks. I know people that run cross country do 800 meters. I know what that preparation looks like as a track star. But they walk 300 and something miles. And I'm reading now,

Dr. Black has a new book that is not out, is not even being published yet. He let me sneak peek at,

which I appreciate it, called the arrival, which the coming is in the holes of the ship, Africa,

to the holds. And now the arrival is we're here.

And many of us had to walk across states.

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