Jim Burns

And so that is, that is without a doubt.

Like I, the, the empathy thing, I, I could, I could relate a hundred percent with you, man.

Uh, but it's, uh, the empathy is, is one of those things where, again, that's, I go back, I'm going to put myself in their shoes and, and how do I, how do I do this?

Acting in a calm but decisive manner when you need to be decisive is, I think, the key to resolving those conflicts.

Oh man, uh, this, this, I'm not, I think my wife tolerates it.

I'm not sure she's, you know, encourages it, but, but, but, um, uh, but I, we, you know, we, uh, we get up and, you know, the first thing I got to do, you know, I'll drink my protein shake or whatever, get something, you get something, get the, get my body stirred up a little bit.

Uh, but then I sit down and meditate and,

I sit down, I got my daily calm app, and I sit there with my good friend, Tamara Levitt, and she leads me through that 10 or 11 minutes every day.

And it just, I really think that that centers me, that gives me that sense of calm, you know, that peace of mind.

And then I go immediately from that into my devotionals or reading some kind of philosophical thing.

I'm reading meditation.

Marcus Aurelius of meditations right now.

But once you clear your mind, then fill it with something good.

Yeah, fill it with something inspirational.

I'm reading the Bible.

I'm doing those meditations.

I'm doing Marcus's meditation or several different books that I'll read a little bit from each time.

And then you're feeling good.

And at Klan, we make sure that we got everything we need for the day, that I'm prepared for everything in the day.

And then you're all...