Uh, without getting too conspiratorial about it, what are you seeing with, uh, entrepreneurs that you speak with? What are they noticing, and how can we, uh, support them?

Yeah.

Well, first of all, I wanna answer that, but something you said earlier when you addressed your audience, uh, there's someone...

One time I heard Myron Golden say something, and it really stuck with me, and it's like, you know, you just talked about how all these personal development books, much like you, I've read over 200 personal development books, and the farther I went down the rabbit hole of developing Cody and being successful, and I would imagine if someone's listening to Addicted to Success, they want to become a better version of themself, and that's a great aspiration in life, and we should all seek to do that, and I even think that ties into becoming the men and women God created us to be.

The farther, though, I went down that hole of reading books and doing all that, and then when I actually started to pursue Jesus in my life and I became a Christian and I was born again, and the more I read the word of God, the more I realized everything those people taught was derived from biblical principles.

And instead of getting the watered down version, why not go straight to the source? And so I'll never forget Myron Golden one time was speaking at this event, and it was, like, a secular audience, maybe some Christians, and he was just basically like, "Hey, I am a Christian.

I do believe Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior, and what I teach in business is based on biblical principles 'cause they're the principles that I know that work.

What would you say to that person?