And then I want to transition into how you fit time into your busy schedule and recovery from surgeries and procedures to write a book.

Great question.

Okay.

My nonprofit is called Waymaker, and you can find that online, waymaker.org.uk. And I set that up some years ago, having visited Africa and making some good friends in Africa.

And you go to places like that and you just see a real need.

And particularly with children, that's really where my heart was.

We're kind of orphans and realizing that just throwing money at something isn't actually going to solve anything.

So with all of that going on and your church leadership role responsibilities and you're a father and a grandfather, how did you manage time to write a book?

Like, fast-forward us there in kind of that situation of what that was like and, you know, how, how it was and what you did in order to create the right atmosphere and environment for you and for the team members that you worked with.

Yeah.

Um, so it's, it's wild because from the time I got injured to now, um, every time I've grown or gone into a new opportunity or built something, um, it's been based, again, off of choice and desire.

It's w- it's wild.

Um, so like I said, we were back in New Jersey, um, where-- That's where I learned how to drive.

That's where we had our kids.

That's where I went to college.

So talk through like why you decided to do that, what that looks like, and then what you're doing today and how you go about that.