David Fullmer

And we've come to this place in our culture where we're all just little islands.

I think we think we're not as connected.

And, um, and it's the furthest from the truth.

Every decision that we make and everything that we do has an effect on the person for generations of time.

It's like that little ripple effect.

Yeah.

And I think we've, we've grown our, our culture and our society has grown into such a me, me, my, my, and we've gotten away from the farmlands.

It's like, you know, we, as a, as a people, especially here in America, we all used to work so much together.

You had to like,

Farming chores and all these different things, people are, families were so connected and it seems like we've grown into this, oh, I've got all this on my own.

And, you know, I hope I can help show people that it's okay to be connected to others and help do things in community and networks and because we're all so connected.

Yeah.

And I mean, and, and it's balanced.

Like you, you can't live without it.

I mean, look at the power of, of the digital age.

Like you're saying, it's like you can, you could sit, you and I can sit right here and millions and millions of people can experience this conversation, which is really, really cool.

But yeah, you're right.

And that moves us on to whisper Wednesday.

And that's a whisper Wednesday is it's a day of intuition.

If you were to go ask all your first responders, doctors, airline pilots, anyone, you know, army Rangers, Navy SEALs, Hey,