Horst Schulze

If you're outside, but you, oh, you didn't, don't stand with that, but you should try the restaurant.

Everybody likes it.

So you have conversation and you're selling something at the same time.

Probably, yeah, probably.

She would say you're relentless.

Probably, but in the positive way, think about wife, think about marriage.

It's the same thing.

What is your high intent?

When I got married, before I got married, I saw my wife, and there was so much love.

I mean, come on.

I mean, young man, you look, wow, wow, this beautiful, wonderful human being, and we're going to get married.

And then I thought, wait a minute, I know friends are getting divorced because they don't feel like it anymore.

And then I established my high intent.

I will be in love for the rest of my life.

In that moment, and that is the model of leadership, have intent, purpose.

But then you have to commit yourself to it, not have a pipe dream.

And then you have to initiate the things that make it happen and keep focus on it.

And that's where people break down.

They focus all of a sudden on an excuse.

Raising kids, two things we want to accomplish, my wife and I. Please forgive me, everybody.