Dwayne Kerrigan

I'm curious how that's been and how it's evolved.

That's awesome.

How foundational, I mean, I know it came up a little bit earlier in the, or at the very beginning of the podcast, but Kyle, you mentioned about your parents, like how pivotal, how foundational was their leadership to you guys transcending yourselves into this mission?

What would you say, from your perspective as a son, were the pivotal parenting lessons that you would pass on?

And I'm just curious if there's parenting wisdom from the son's perspective for each of you on the lessons that you maybe kind of took from them.

Kyle, you have any thoughts on that?

It's really interesting.

I have a friend, his name's Alvin Law.

Actually, he spoke on our Speakers Bureau.

This is years ago.

I haven't talked to him in years.

He was a thalidomide victim and he was born without arms.

And his parents were really like

they held him to almost a higher standard than what most children would be held at because the expectation was like, hey, we're not necessarily training the body, we're training the mind.

And that was that just coachability that, the reason why I'm kind of linking it like in my head, I just, I'm firing like, Kyle's become this unbelievable coach through your duo of athleticism

And, and it's like, well, where'd that come from?

You know what I mean?

Like that had to come from somewhere.

And I'm just curious where it came from.

Like, that's my, just my curiosity side.