Ed Mylett

And then we'd have a great bottle of wine and have dinner and I'd sit there at dinner, babe, we're going to make this happen someday.

Make this dream come true.

We would dream.

And then six weeks, eight weeks later, we would do it again if I hit my car.

If I didn't hit my numbers, we wouldn't go.

And we would work hard to get a deal on the room and, you know, whatever we could do.

But the point is, two, three, four times a year, I touched my dream.

And the more I did that, the fifth time I walked in, I'm like, hey, it's Ed Milet.

How are you?

Great to be back, Mr. Milet.

It started to become familiar.

And the more I started to do those things, the more I was like, I belong here.

Because you believe you belong in your dreams when you touch them.

Not enough of you are touching your dream.

By the way, your dream may have nothing to do with material things.

Your dream may be, I wanna serve in this particular charity full time.

If I had all the money or if I had time, I'd serve this mission in my church, whatever it might be.

So once every three or four months, take a day and serve that mission.

Take a day in that church.

Take a day at that nonprofit and touch your dream.