Alex Clark

Not that it's better, but it's just a different, unique flavor, so to speak.

And some people like that flavor and some people don't like that flavor.

I started off going to Nashville, right?

And I started having a bunch of people on my wait list.

And originally, it got to 30,000 people.

And I wanted to create a membership because people were waiting so long for them to get access to my knowledge.

And so what I would want them to do is be a member, view that, and then when I would see them, when I would find root causes on them, they would already kind of have an idea of, oh, this is kind of what that video showed.

Anyways, I realized that I couldn't see that many people.

So I'm like, I'll just open it up to the public.

And then people started joining.

We created a private Facebook group.

I did weekly root cause health videos.

And I still do a weekly hour Q&A on Zoom with members every week.

Yeah, people were voting on what they wanted to hear about.

And then every other week I would do about an hour long video of what society tells you it is, what I find it is, and what I find helps most people.

All of it.

You have video on it.

Yep.

And then it's in a digital library.

So you can, it's all transcribed.