Ken Coleman

Come on.

Can I get an amen on that one?

And so I think you got to embrace that.

So that would be the life advice is to understand for anybody who wants to accomplish anything in any area of life, you got to get up and show up, but you got to also wait on the results.

And waiting on God is the most incredible discipline you can develop.

All right, I've been thinking, sitting over here thinking about this for a couple minutes while you guys were saying yours.

And, you know, I gotta say,

there's like the practical stuff.

Like if I could go back to my 23 year old self, I'd say, you're gonna try to start a business when you're like 26, bypass the first idea and go straight to the second idea because the first idea was a failure, right?

So it's like little things that I could go back and tweak.

Um, but I think in all of it, when I think about 23 year old me, I just gotten married.

Sam and I had not discovered our debt just yet.

That was going to come a year later.

And I think I would just say like, go easy on yourself because it's,

The next couple of years are going to be really, really hard and you're going to be put to the test, but this is a good thing.

Like tests are there to make you strong.

And this is a really, really good thing.

In the end, you're going to be complete and mature and lacking nothing, just like it says.

So I think I would just tell myself, hey, go easy on yourself.

Go with the flow.