Nick Bare

It's not this made up, maybe it will come.

No, it's,

It's there, it's coming.

That's right.

Yeah.

The last thing I really want to touch on, and we briefly were discussing when we were working out, is this difference between becoming an asset and a liability.

Yeah.

And if I think about your role over the years, and correct me if I'm wrong, but you are building and creating assets and you're eliminating liabilities.

Yeah.

how has that view as a leader shaped your approach to building your personal life, your fitness, your skills, your abilities, and others as well, and the power of becoming an asset?

Yeah, I apply it to my own life now, post-military.

I am not training for a race right now, for example.

But that doesn't mean I'm not running.

And I want to be an asset to the world, society, my family, my team.

that guides my decisions in terms of the way I train, the way that I eat, the way that I rest, the way that I recover, physically, mentally, spiritually, emotionally.

I always want to be an asset.

I never.

I want to be a liability.

And that's what drives me.

Absolutely.