Jefferson Fisher

And they're going to see the light that I'm going to try to bring, even if they don't want to talk.

They're waiting for the, you know, I know there's distance, but you just, you know, and they're expecting... Who's going to apologize first?

I think that for relationships and family, you know, the hard stuff, it becomes this petty fight over, well, I'm not doing anything until they apologize.

And well, okay, you do it at your own peril.

Then say goodbye to it.

Say goodbye to it.

Because they both dug in their heels and nobody's going to change unless somebody decides to do something different.

And when you can just change the narrative by 1% and say, I'm going to go off on a legend, do something different.

I've seen more relationships come back together.

I've seen more people come back and say, thank you so much.

We're actually going to meet up for coffee.

She's coming to Christmas this year.

Oh my gosh.

What is life not about if not that?

But you do that so well.

You know, I've seen that with, you'll say, when's the last time you talked to somebody?

Grab your phone, call them, call them now.

Call them now.

Why wait?

Would you have to wait to be ready?