Dylan Gemelli

That's right.

You're at A4M, so you're doing the rounds right now.

Hey, man, you know what, though?

That's the life of people that are trying to make a difference.

I would say successful, but successful people, that's kind of by definition, right?

But people that are making a difference and an impact, you are required to do a lot of travel.

And somebody like yourself, as intellectual as you are, answered this for me because I think that part of the reason why people that don't like to travel as much is because they're such deep thinkers, they need that alone time they need to talk, or I mean to think.

However, there is that need to get out and talk about what you're saying in front of people, with people, in person, because it just...

The conversations are always much deeper and more intricate when they're in person.

I see what you're saying.

And then it makes sense.

And I love that because if you stay in a comfort zone in this area of everything is rainbows and unicorns, you never challenge yourself and you never put yourself out there to actually learn something different.

It's not good to just agree with everybody all the time and only look at one side of things.

I always like to learn some new concept or a different viewpoint so that I can kind of antiquate.

Okay.

You know what?

Here's what happens.

And this is a lot of the political stuff, which I absolutely now I'm a very spiritual guy.

I've made that clear to you before.

So in in faith and what I've learned through the Bible is you're supposed to avoid that type of thing.