So welcome.

thank you so much ferret i'm so grateful shout out to our mutual friend susan drum who introduced us i always like to thank where all of my gifts and miracles come from so that's one secret and being a great connector is always thank them to my best of my ability i always do my best to thank anybody i had the most magical miraculous coffee on my terrace this morning with a friend the first thing i did was i texted my friends like that was magic i'm so grateful and being somebody who connects people i know that little zing of joy that you get that runs right down your spine when you get a message.

It could be an email or text saying, hey, Bob and I really hit it off or whomever.

And a lot of people think that money makes the world go round.

Truly, it's connections that make the world go round, especially in this AI driven age.

And that ties into what we were talking about offline before we got on today.

I wish I could say I was always this way.

How do you help people who are feeling that now?

You know, when we talk about this,

we understand that, you know, there's so much that you can do with Think and Grow Rich.

In fact, a technique I still teach to this day, I was just teaching it to a group of entrepreneurs in Germany a few days ago, is a technique that was inspired out of Think and Grow Rich.

In the book, he talks about having a clear intent and being willing to like burn your ships and go full throttle after what you want.

And I was inspired when I started reading that book to create something I still to this day called a statement of intent and a daily declaration, which is having a statement of by when, what do you want? Like my favorite story in Napoleon's book is the story of how his son was born without ears.

And he was told the moment his son was born, your son will never be able to hear.

And Napoleon Hill's like, I don't care what you say.

What inspired it? And tell us what it does.

How come you, you know, found yourself building businesses? It's a funny

story.

If I look back, you know, this is the part of the story I don't think I normally share, Chris.

When I was a little girl, since I was as young as I can remember, I was ideating.

I always had ideas.

I remember my grandfather, I think, knew somebody at Jack in the Box.

I was like, Grandpa, Grandpa, I had the best idea ever.

No.

in

my life is beyond me.

And that's what sent me into a new world where not in a positive, a whole new world, but a new script that got written that said, be whoever you have to be to belong.

And then I met this girl who was everything I wasn't.

Beautiful, magnetic, popular person.

One of the prettiest girls in our middle school.

And she was also dangerous.

So can you talk about your golden triangle? Yes.