This is the flavor.

Now, for those of you who may not know, Mr. David Malcer is a legendary sports executive,

informally served as CEO of the renowned Lee Steinberg Sports and Entertainment Agency,

which was the inspiration for the movie we all know and love Jerry McGuire.

He's one of the world's top entrepreneurs, top investors and top business coaches.

He's been recognized by a variety magazine as their sports humanitarian of the year.

He's also been awarded the Ellis Islands Medal of Honor, which is a distinct honor that he shares with names like Muhammad Ali,

Rosa Parks and many presidents.

He's also a content machine. He's the executive producer of the two Apple TV series,

two-minute drill and office hours.

He's the executive producer of Entrepreneurs for a number one digital business show elevator pitch featured in many books, movies, TV shows.

I could be on here forever, naming the achievements and accolades that Mr. Malcer has achieved in his life.

One thing that I love is that his mission is to empower over one billion people to be happy.

This simple, yet powerful mission has led him on an incredible journey to provide one thing, and that's value.

A journey I know all of us here at Medtronic also embark on each day.

I know all of us, you know, through his content and communication will really receive this as well.

Please feel free to add some things in the chat.

Hopefully at the end, we'll have some time to get some some of us if we can pick a sprain a little bit, but without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming Mr. David Meltzer.

Wow. Thank you, everyone. Thank you, Nico, especially for that beautiful introduction.

Wow. I'm here to talk about unconditional service and how it's applicable to our personal and professional lives.

And there's a mindset that goes along with unconditional service who's just presented to me when I was young with one of my mentors, a man named Dr. Wayne Dyer, who just recently I found out his name means Wayne the way Dyer to the light.

And he had shown me through his content and old fashioned type of content with books and DVDs and CDs and cassettes away to this light of unconditional service.

...