Brendon Burchard

I'm asking you all these detailed questions.

I'm like, Lewis, this is so amazing how you just do this.

I'm awkward and weird.

I don't know how to do this.

And it's just fun to see you do it.

But I know you developed that over 13 years of the show.

I don't know if you guys know that story, but Lewis nearly knocked me off my own stage.

He hit me with like this- Jumped elbow shot.

And they can't, I don't know if they can tell on camera now, but he's like significantly taller, bigger than me.

He really knocked me off.

But yeah, you have an expression.

Now, I want to really qualify this for people because they're watching this and like, yeah, yeah, I don't want to do the stage set up and I'm more quiet.

I'm like, I want you to know expression, when I say you have an aspirational vision of expression, it doesn't mean to mean like you're a clown like me.

What it means, what it might mean is you find the fullest expression of your authentic self.

Mm-hmm.

You find comfort in being who you naturally are around people of the best of who you are.

You become intentional in relating with other humans where you're generous, caring, giving, affirming of them.

And you have to teach that, because most people, your natural thing is you're judgmental of them.

Your natural thing is you're judgmental of self.

Like I'm insecure of self, I'm judgmental of other people, so I'm gripping life by the podium.