Joe Hudson

I always put my phone down for my daughter.

I always have time for my family, have time for exercise, but I don't do anything that I wouldn't do for free.

Like, I'm not working to achieve anything.

I'm just doing the thing that I'm deeply passionate about, which is the thing that helps me grow as a human being.

And, you know, like, this week I had personal growth as a human being because I was doing that work.

And hundreds of people have written to me and said, you changed my life this week.

And so to me, I find that...

It's not a question when you get to that place, it's like you're more like a tree.

The sun is there.

I reach towards that sun.

I know that that's what I'm supposed to do.

I bear the fruit that I bear.

People eat the fruit that they're eating and I am just in alignment with that whole thing.

And so at some point, even the idea of I'm contributing starts to dissolve to I'm being nurtured and I'm nurturing.

It's like one act.

It's one movement.

And if I can't, like I said earlier, I think I said this earlier, you can't be grateful for what you can't admit.

You cannot...

If you cannot receive, if I can't let my heart be broken by those YouTube comments where people think their lives are changed, then my capacity to give is lessened.

And it's that same principle.