Joe Hudson

Can you be at peace and do something about it?

And so when I was doing that work, one of the things that I learned was a lot of the tools that I had come across were really good for business.

So as an example,

If I want to raise money from you and I know how to connect with you and you and I have a conversation where we grow as people, there's a higher likelihood that you're going to invest in the project.

If I'm talking to an employee or I'm talking to a CEO I was invested in and they're

and I understood how to create intimacy, I understood how to ask a great question, I understood how to be deeply connected with myself and them, then things would happen better.

You know, like the conversation would happen better, there'd be less animosity, that we'd have less of a fight.

As a matter of fact, this whole business that I'm in right now started because somebody was pitching me.

And we just had this really nice conversation.

Then he started pitching me.

I said, all I know is that my entire body constricted when you started pitching me.

So whatever that is, it's like something's not right.

And then he went, you know, it's true.

I'm like doing this because I have to.

It's not actually what I want to be doing.

And the next thing I know, he invited me to a conference where I spoke.

Next thing I know, he has me in front of like a camera.

Next thing I know, people are asking me to coach them.

Like literally, that's how this whole thing happened because I was just being with all the things that I had learned how to be.

So at that point, I realized that