Jim Murphy

The guy, he went from 500,000 or whatever to number one.

And I was like, really?

And so now we're getting out of the elevator and walking away.

And they're like, do you know how much money that guy made?

And I said, well, whoever that guy is, I sure hope he does something good with that money.

Mm-hmm.

The reason I was starting to get overwhelmed on day three, looking at all the sales and everything that's happening, because it was, I started to think about myself, Jim, don't screw this up.

And this is something that I'm doing.

But then God said, this is not something that you're doing or did.

And then, so that was just this huge relief.

It's not a Jim Murphy thing.

I'm just a lowly messenger.

We're all human.

And so our greatest need is for love and acceptance.

And so we all have a mind that's always threatened, always comparing and never satisfied.

The part of the mind I call the ego.

And so it's something that as humans, we're always battling with.

The ego says, if you're more successful, you're going to get what you want most.

It doesn't say this out loud or in certain words, but it's

That's what it's always implying is if you're successful, you're going to get what you want most, which is that love and connection.