I'm in 200 cities a year, and I've been doing this for so many years.

And the first time I did it maybe 10 years ago, it was because literally, it's probably

attuned to why I'm even here today, because my mom passed yesterday, actually.

And I just don't like wasting time.

And funeral's tomorrow, and I was like,

I have a choice. I can stay at home and let my thoughts, which are very scary at times,

take over or I can go help people, which is what my mom raised me to do. And so 10 years ago

or so, I was sitting there going, there's nobody around at 7 to 8 a.m.

In the morning, it's like I wake up early, so I was done my workout and meditation, all the

things. Why don't I just send a message out saying, meet me for an hour and I'll help you.

I'll either answer questions or introduce you, but I don't want to waste my value.

And I just threw it out there and two people showed up.

I usually stay at like the home to sweets or something like that for breakfast.

And it was awesome.

It was so inspiring for me and that I was able to help people just by throwing out a DM or whatever we did.

And what happened is it kept growing and growing. And these have gotten to a few hundred people. I know Simon's been,

depends on where I do them. And the coolest thing about it was I found it to be the best research

I could do because not only was I helping people,

but I had a unique ability like Napoleon Hill, who I'm the chairman of the Napoleon Hill,

to like listen for, thank you. Yeah, it's my legacy. But I can, all around the world,

around Vietnam, I hear what questions they're asking. When I was in Charlotte, I heard the questions, when I'm in Vietnam, I hear what the questions they're asking.

When I was in Charlotte, I heard the questions they're asking here in San Francisco what they're

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