Welcome back, everyone in the School of Greatness. Very excited about our guests. We have the inspiring Pastor Michael Todd in the house. Yes, sir. Very excited that you're here. Thank you. First off, congratulations to you, my brother. You are killing it and you and your beautiful Viance. Thank you, man. I don't know. I had to fly out here for this interview.

I'm excited, man.

Last time we did this, it was phenomenal. Yeah, man. And I'm just excited to be with you, bro. I'm excited, man. You are a rising spiritual leader in the world. You've got an incredible church and community in Oklahoma. Oklahoma, you have written a New York time bestselling book, multiple books,

number one New York time bestselling book of relationship goals, which we had you on here

for the last time.

And now you've got a new book, damaged but not destroyed, from trauma to triumph.

Yes, sir.

That I think is going to really inspire and impact a lot of people.

And I'm excited for people to dive into this because I think a lot of

people are driven by wanting to have love and success. Yes, sir. They want to feel empowered and powerful.

But a lot of us are driven to get into relationships or driven to be successful based on some

type of wound or trauma of not feeling

enough, not being lovable, having something that's holding us back, and we're trying to prove

ourselves. Yes, sir. I raised my hand from the past of me being in that situation in business,

sports, and relationships. And we were just talking about this before. That drive,

that wound can get us to incredible heights. Yeah. But it can also be the thing that kills us.

Yes, sir. And burns us out and go through breakup and hardship. Yeah. I want to start with relationships before we get

into success. Okay. Why do you think a lot of relationships aren't working out today? Yeah.

Specifically to our culture and society, is it because people are choosing wrong? Is it because

they're getting into a relationship at the wrong time? Is it because they're not

clear on the tools on how to have healthy relationships in intimacy? What do you think is wrong with

relationships today? So first off, I want to say that relationships are how we were, I believe,

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