Would you help us understand, Nick, what your natural storytelling pattern is so we can get our head around that concept?

Yeah.

So Matthew, you know that we all have those moments in life where something shifts.

You've had that moment where all of a sudden it might just be like you're at influence and you're sitting with Somebody for me, it was David Horsager, Sam Osborne, Sam Osborne.

OK, you're sitting with Sam Osborne.

I was sitting with David Horsager and he said something that shifted my entire business in a moment.

So I want you to picture now.

they

So if someone's listening, how would you describe it? For someone who might be going, am I going through this? Or is it maybe it's just my imagination? Or is everyone just telling me to chill the fuck out? How would you be describing this level up version of like this part of that remembering

process? Yeah, I think for me, and I can only really speak for me, right? That you mentioned creativity, you know, I'm a storyteller.

And I think that I, in many ways, left that for a period of time.

And I went on a new journey, which is very needed, and learned some new skills and met new people, including you.

And I needed to have different experiences to now turn back and go, oh, I was creative all along.

Speaking of Dorothy, it's like I'm clicking my heels.

Click, click.

But