Welcome to Entrepreneurs the Playbook. We're here live at the National Restaurant Association in the Fish Bowl with incredible guests. And I'm blessed to have a Swifty here. That's Brian Swift. He's the quad father. He's an author, an incredible podcast host. But why I love Brian is he has the biggest heart I know in the game of philanthropy. He's a humanitarian.

His mission is aligned with mine to empower over a billion people to be happy. Welcome to the

playbook, Brian Swift. David, thank you. I am honored to be in the fishbowl. I'm honored to be a part of

your community. And we're honored to have you as part of

the community. To be a member of our community, you have to want two things. To help other people

and to know people that will help other people. But it doesn't work in that community unless you

ask for help. People just either offer help or you don't

receive it or they don't ask for help. And then they wonder why when you have all these

extraordinary people, extraordinary frequency, extraordinary energy, why things aren't getting

done. One of the subtleties of the neighborhood, which you're learning

through the process of teaching others as well, is you have to be able to receive in a group like

that, but you also have to be able to ask, when have you matured in this understanding?

Because you are a philanthropist, I'm sure you've in your history really just tried to give and you forgot to one,

receive and two, ask for more.

Well, I think that understanding started for me earlier in life with being confined to a wheelchair.

And when you go from being able to do all the things you want to do for yourself to now

relying on people, it is hard, even at a young age, to ask for people's help, even for the simple

things, even if you can't physically do them. So you take that a step further.

Now you're dealing in a business world where you want to make it on your own. You don't want to

be beholding to others. And I think a lot of us go through life that way. Like I want to make it on my own. I don't want to be,

I don't want to owe anybody. I want to make it my own. So that's, I don't know where that's

kind of not drilled into us. But when I started working with you and you talked about every

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