Christopher Kai

How can we serve individuals?

You'll get someone like Michael Jordan when people ask him, hey, why do you still serve?

Go on courts and shoot balls.

I was like, well, someone in that audience might not have seen me.

And for those who you don't have a genuine, authentic value in yourself, you might look at me and say, well, how dare you compare yourself to Microsoft?

Well, how dare me not?

He's a human being as you and I are.

And I know that I'm a gift from God and my mother raised me, right?

So when you start seeing that we all are similar in terms of our value, then you're okay saying, yeah, I don't mind comparing myself with Michael Jordan.

If he's a goat, I'm a goat, right?

But it's still the same purpose.

But now, Mick, as you know, when you see these people and you meet these people and you feel their heart, how can you not go on?

How can you not serve?

Because we all know we're going to be here for a short time, at least physically.

But if I have the ability to literally be flying to Atlanta in a few days and

and speak in front of a thousand people, or be on a yacht tomorrow, or be speaking at one of the largest realtor associations in the whole country, the United States, why wouldn't you, right?

Because how many people, Mick, can actually do what we do?

I mean, we actually genuinely love what we do.

We get to serve people and make a good living, right?

So from the moment I am here to, let's say, Andrew Young, I don't know if you've ever met Andrew Young.