Mark Rober

We're about a year into it.

And yeah, I just feel like teachers specifically, it's like, it's like such a, it's the most, I think, important profession and perhaps the most like underappreciated or under supported profession.

So especially to these teachers who are like paying their own money for curriculum, it's like terrible.

So it's kind of like, hey, reinforcements are on the way.

We got you.

We're coming with this really cool thing.

So that I think will be like the most important thing I do like my whole life.

I'm really excited about it.

Yeah, I'm really, really excited about that.

Um, you know, I, myself am product of great teachers.

My mom, um, she, she like passed away like six months before I even made my first YouTube video.

Um, and she didn't even go to like, she barely graduated high school, but like she has had, she's had more impact on my life than anyone by a very comfortable margin.

Which honestly, I almost think is a beautiful thing where you like never really know the full measure of your life, like the impact that you have, regardless of what you believe about what happens when we die, right?

I think we can all agree a successful life is one where you leave the world a better place than you found it, right?

And the impact you have on others, you'll just never really know.

And I almost think it's beautiful that she had no idea that like,

what happened just right after he passed away where I started getting all this reach.

And now like I'm trying to reach as many brains as possible.

And basically what she did for me and what other great teachers did for me, like that's what teachers are.

They're seed planners.