Jim Murphy

And then the homeless harpist walks past me, stops in his tracks and says, are you the guy that gave me that money?

When I was writing the book, I asked this girl from my church, I said, can you read this book and make sure it lines up with the Bible?

Because I want to make sure it's filled with wisdom and it has no falsehoods in it.

And she reads Interactional and she says, have you ever heard of the word Zoe?

And she said, I read your book.

Have you ever heard of the word Zoe?

I said, no.

She said, it's a Greek word.

It means life.

It's in the Bible a lot.

It means fullness of life.

I said, yes, that's what this book is about.

My whole life I've obsessed about these transactions, about being successful.

And what I've always really wanted was to feel fully alive.

So I started to revolve my book around pursuing fullness of life and letting everything else be added to you.

And so I'm in the Starbucks and this guy, the homeless guy, he left and he came back and he gave me a bracelet that he made and a card and a box of chocolates.

And I opened up the card and it said, thank you so much for caring for me.

Love, Zoe.

His name was Zoe.

Hmm.