Kyle Scheele

And I lip synced the video two or three times to make sure I had all the footage.

So I was standing out there for like 15 minutes spinning around in this guy's driveway.

come back into a coffee shop the next day, and I'm plugging in all these cameras and uploading this footage to edit this video.

And the guy who owns the coffee shop is my friend Isaac.

And he comes up and he asked me what I'm working on.

And I tell him about this idea.

And he goes, Oh, yeah, you told me about that the other day.

And I forgot that I had told him I was going to do it.

And he said, Did you do that?

And I was like, Yeah, I'm editing the footage right now.

He goes, Kyle, that's what I like about you.

He's like, most people come into this coffee shop, and they talk about an idea that they're gonna do.

And then the next time you hear about it, it's just an idea again.

They kind of lost the gonna do it part.

And he's like, you come in, you talk about an idea.

And then two days later, you're back in here editing the footage.

I've thought about that a lot over the years.

And I think that that's really like the biggest superpower and maybe the only real differentiator that separates me from other people is that for whatever reason, if I have an idea, I'm almost always going to do it.

I almost always won't get it done.

on the time schedule that I thought or at the budget that I thought, sometimes the level of quality that I thought, but I will take an idea to completion.