Mathew Knowles

You can't move the needle with just saying it a few times or doing it a few times or displaying it a few times.

You have to consistently mean constantly doing that thing.

Constantly.

And doing it at a high level constantly.

You know, everything has to be thought out.

You know, it's just a lot of moving parts.

I take the music industry, for example.

There's probably, you know, you've got 50, 60 moving parts that all we see is artists on stage.

We don't see how they got there.

and what was required to get there, the planning that was required, the team that was required.

And again, going back to passion and work ethics.

So that's why I was in Nashville.

You know, I'm very transparent.

And in my first book, I have a chapter called Talk to Do Ratio.

talk to do ratio that goes back to that consistency thing.

So I was in Nashville because there's a young black man at Vanderbilt who is a genius in his early 50s in urology.

And I wanted to get a consultation with him regarding my own prostate issues.

Fortunately, I don't have cancer today,

But I'm being proactive instead of reactive.

And I said to my physician in Houston, I think you're waiting for this to happen.