Aubrey Marcus

And like, she gets tears in her eyes and says, like, you don't know, you know, it's right before Christmas.

And I got these many kids and, you know, this, this matters so much.

And like, can I offer a prayer for you?

And she starts praying in Jesus's name and her relationship with Jesus was that exact second person relationship.

She's been talking to Jesus all the time.

And when she was talking to Jesus, she was like talking to, like, I would say to my friend, like, Hey, Derek, you know, like take good care of Mark.

I'm going to be gone.

You know, like, like that personal of a relationship.

And it was so powerful, blew me away.

Like tears just coming down my face, just like blew me away with the power of the prayer.

Like probably Southern Baptist church type of, she's a larger black woman just feeling it.

And like the power was there.

in such a profound way.

I wonder how you resonate with this definition.

So Father Sean O'Leary, who I've become also very close with, he says, a prophet is not someone who sees the future.

It's someone who sees a possible future and decides to alter that possible future.

through his own will and action.

No, I know.

And that's the thing, too, for me is like I look back and I look back at the times where there's been very clear communication and sometimes I've listened.

You know, there was very clear communication when Bodie Miller invites me to go to the Kentucky Derby and I had fought very hard to get a 30 minute coffee meeting with Joe Rogan.