David Fullmer

I close my eyes and I just see my mom.

I see my mom going, hitting a graveyard shift and just never giving up and working.

And I just couldn't ever give up because of that.

And it's respect, you know, and you build on that.

And that's the key, partly in Motivation Monday, stories like that, is feeling you're mindful of all the people that had nothing and made something of their life.

You're constantly reading the stories and the books.

And instead of just entertaining your mind and living vicariously through all these people on social media, like, what are you really learning about people that did great things?

You can use your phone and social media to do that.

But how many of us sit and just scroll and scroll our lives away or just whatever it might be and just entertain ourselves to death.

And we just don't get out and get our things done.

Yeah.

But, um, well from, from Friday, we move into Saturday.

And Saturday, satisfaction Saturday.

And so it's just making sure you're having fun with the ones that you love, right?

No one on their deathbed is ever going to say, I wish I spent more time at the office, right?

They're going to be like, wait a minute, right?

There's that same common thread in humanity where you see the old gray man and there's two stories.

There's the guy that forgave and loved and...

had moments of, uh, amazing, credible, incredible times with those that he loved.

And then there's the one that just, man, I wish, I wish I would've, I wish I would've, I wish I would've, you know, the regret.