Leslie John

Constantly.

Yeah.

And even at 40, I'll be 43 in a couple months.

And even though I feel like, man, I have a ton of wisdom from the last 13 years or my whole life so far, but it's like, man, I have so much more deeper that I can go to where I can impact people in a greater capacity, individually, group settings, mass audience settings.

There's so much more that I can uncover within myself.

And yet I can keep it extremely simple at the same time.

I don't have to like keep going deeper and deeper always.

It's like I can integrate the wisdom and then just impact.

Yeah.

And serve.

Serve my dreams and my highest calling and serve the people around me the best of my ability.

And it doesn't mean I'm always going to be perfect and I'll fall from grace and I'll fall back into old childhood patterns at times.

Noticing it, catching it, and replacing it with a wiser version of myself.

And I think that's what doing this show and reading books and doing interviews continually reminds me of the things I already know.

Usually I don't learn all these like new things that I've never heard of.

It's more of like, oh, this research is backing what I know.

So let me go farther into this, you know?

So that's a lot of what it is.

But I think the idea of, there's a couple of things that I'm hearing from you so far that could benefit people.

One, if you're expecting someone to know what you're thinking or feeling, just because you're feeling it, you're going to have a bad or challenging relationship and you're going to be frustrated in that relationship.