Ed Mylett

So the reality is just the craft of communicating.

I didn't realize I was absorbing that.

I thought everybody spoke like that.

And because of who also dad was around, my early years, I was around Zig Ziglar.

Wow.

I just was with him.

He was like a grandfather.

I was just around him at events and sitting next to him and talking to him and watching him speak.

I was around Anne Graham-Lotz, who's one of Billy Graham's daughters.

And oh my gosh, I was just watching her like, you got to be kidding me.

So there were people that I was just around and I was watching the craft that I did not know in those years

I would be a communicator for a living in this way.

I didn't know that for a ministry.

So in hindsight, I realized it wasn't something that I was actively practicing.

I was just absorbing.

And then obviously through the years, when you're doing a thing, you know, I look back on some of my writing from 20 years ago and you look back at some of that and you're like, Lord have mercy.

What in the world?

So it's just in the doing of a thing.

I do think, and I'm grateful for this, that I wasn't so timid, even though I knew my limitations, that I wouldn't just do it anyway.

Meaning, sometimes when we know our weakness, we know we're not that great of a thing, it keeps you from even trying.