André Duqum

That's a powerful reminder because I feel like, you know, I have some friends that are like truly famous.

Yeah, we have mutual friends who are truly famous.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, mutual friends.

And there's a level of...

I mean, it's I feel like incredibly burdensome from the outside in at times, but also it depends from where it's being received when somebody comes up to you, especially for me in like small pockets where people come up to me.

If it's like if it's a receive from the head or receive from the heart, they have two completely different qualities.

One can be inflationary or deflationary.

The other one is just like being appreciative that whatever you've done has some sort of semblance of impact on people.

You know, I love... We just had Joe Hudson on.

Do you know?

You guys would really like him.

He's an amazing human being who just talked a bit about humility and how it's like honoring your God-given place on the planet.

And so even in...

the reflection of your bigness or appreciation from somebody who's been impacted by your work, disowning it or not acknowledging who you are and the role that you've had in impacting others is not this altruistic thing that you're telling yourself.

It's actually a shadow aspect to not own and accept who you are and the impact you have.

That's not humility, actually.

Yeah, exactly.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

I mean, you can look at it through Spinoza's conception, right?