Lincoln Logs

Mm-hmm.

I mean, I think we've all known a child who builds something, whether it's with Legos or Lincoln Logs or Tinker Toys or whatever the fuck kids play with these days- Yaffa blocks.

I don't know what they do, but z- they assemble something that looks crazy, and then they explain all the different things that...

This is what Donald's doing with all these projects.

I didn't have a lot of stuff.

You know, I had some Lincoln Logs and other modest toys growing up.

And I didn't realize this because I was very well loved and I felt secure even though we didn't have a lot of stuff.

The reason that this is important is that when I became interested in God and in my faith in middle school, as an introverted kid that didn't leave the house a lot, that didn't really do much recreational, many recreational activities, it means that I had a lot of time and space in my life.

Who opens their gifts first is normally going to be met with a sibling who has an evil eye.

Because you gave grandma exactly the list of what you wanted to get, but when you didn't realize that your brother wanted a PlayStation 5 and all you wanted was some sort of Lincoln Logs, you were super happy with the Lincoln Logs until your brother opened up the PS5.

And then you realize, I didn't ask for the PS5.

I should have gotten the PS5.

Faith and its importance in preparedness, which I think, guys, if you listen to me, if you listen to me for years, any time I've deviated from that foundation of putting God first in my family, in my life, everything else has fallen apart.

It's the Jenga, right? When you put God in your faith first, it's like Lincoln Logs.

There is a place for everything.

and it falls into it.

You did what-

Oh, Lincoln Logs.

No, there was another one.

Dadgum it.

Uh

... there's another-

I was gonna go Lincoln Logs.

Yeah

I go stick because nothing's done inside.

Lincoln Logs.

It's all still exposed to the weather, and it's all done on site.

Well, what do, what do you say?

So we use Lego series play, but we also use the method in different ways.

So we brought in Lincoln Logs and we have teams build ideal utopias together so that you're creating environments and learning from each one of them what they need within an environment to feel safe.

So we're using that as a tool to really open communication, but also introducing managers and leaders to new ways of collaboration, new ways of communicating, and to all of these different leadership concepts like psychological safety, this idea of creating environments where people can challenge the status quo, speak up, share ideas, and bring their, you know,

pretty much

I have no idea.

I assumed they were wood because, uh, someone said, "These are Lincoln Logs."

Yes.

But they...