Jim Murphy

I'm watching Penn State play Notre Dame, a bowl game that had already happened.

I look at my phone and I see all these texts and I thought my mom died because why all the texts?

And then obviously someone said, you need to turn on the Eagles game.

So I turn it on and I see it.

And that's when I found out with the

you know, bringing the book to every game, reading it before games to get centered and reading it after every drive.

I saw him with a picture of him with a book on the sidelines a month before, but I had no context.

And so, yeah, that's when the barrage of interview requests and everything started happening.

The way I think about this is, so I get paid to help people achieve outcomes.

They don't come to me to feel better or have a more spiritual life as far as the way I've been paid the last 10, 20 years.

But we do it through a spiritual approach.

When I say spirit, a heart-focused, much deeper approach than the transactional world that we live in.

And so I have what I call third world goals.

I call the world that we live in of results and circumstances the first world.

And the second world is your inner world.

And then the first world is the unseen world that's eternal and has every good thing like love, joy, peace, inner strength, mental toughness.

And so the third world of results and circumstances, I have goals there, like one goal was to be a New York Times bestselling author.

But the crucial thing is, those are just temporary things that I don't even know if it's good for me.

I mean, we all have goals, but are they good for you?

Are they the best thing for you?