Mark Pettus

I mean, this is a guy I know, and I, and I f- and I'm like, "Basically, I feel like, you know, I've been hired here, and I wanna make this place better." And so I went to have this meeting 'cause I had noticed a few things culturally around the school.

There was a few improvements that Mark Pettus felt like he'd earned the right to share.

[laughs] Man, what a valuable lesson this was.

And I walk in his office, Dr.

Gray.

I walk in his office with a list of things that I'm gonna share with how the school can get better.

He never even answers one of those, and he says, "You know what, Mark? I am so glad you made this appointment.

There's a few things I wanna share with you." And for the next three to five minutes, he was so kind, but he was like, "Hey, listen, you're wearing your frustration.

Welcome to The Health Edge, Translating the Science of Self-Care.

I am Mark Pettus.

Delighted to be with you, and I'm joined, as usual, by my friend, colleague, John Bagnulo.

John, good morning.

That lady, she works at a bank, but she's on mission for God.

And then we get up and we walk into that glass and I was excited, not surprised, but excited to hear the first words out of her mouth, Pastor Mark.

I'm like, she goes to Highlands.

You have no idea how much of an impact you're making.