David Ghiyam

And I respect it so much, I'm going to take it seriously right now.

It's like if a great person is coming into town and by you hosting them, it's like you're showing them respect.

And next time they come back, they're going to want to come back more and stay with you more.

And they're like, wow, this person really appreciates my presence.

I think of that in the same way about inspiration.

Every time I get inspiration, I try 80% to move it forward.

And by the way, the whole thing might flop.

When the guest comes into town, offer them a place to stay or offer them to come to dinner with you.

And if they say no, but at least you offered.

So I'm always showing the creator, I want to hear what you have to say and I'm willing to implement it.

So I will just push it forward in every way I can.

I've done that recently with a new product idea.

I just got the manufacturer on the phone.

I got my CEO on the phone.

I push, push, push.

And they're like, well, no, we'll set up a meeting next week.

I know.

I have 24 hours to get as much done as possible.

Then I'm going to go to bed.

But I did my work.