Ed Mylett

And we don't know the cost.

We don't know the price they're paying.

We don't know the lack of peace they have or the lack of sleep they have.

We don't know what their family life is like, but we're trying to match it.

And it's costing us in ways that we

have never anticipated.

Now, it's your podcast, but I have to ask you about the exact same thing.

Because I look at your world and your life and how engaged you are with people and how much you're doing.

And I wonder about that for you.

How do you manage sort of the rhythm of your life?

You do the thing that's next.

I did not realize that, first of all, thank you, but I didn't realize until later in life that my whole upbringing, I was in a master class for communications.

It is what it is.

My dad has been my pastor since I was one year old.

Every Sunday, pretty much for my entire life, I have watched Tony Evans preach.

He is a master orator.

Clearly, he is a preacher, so he's preaching the Bible.

But even if he wasn't, his ability to tie illustrations to principle, his ability to make sure the message is concise and clear, because sometimes as communicators, the hardest thing is to cut out all the extraneous things that might be great points, but they're not the point.

And then your audience being able to take away the one thing you were saying, that's hard.

I watched dad do that every week.