Paul Rosolie

And that we found a way to do the triple score.

We got improving the local people, saving the ancient ecosystem and saving the wildlife.

That's my most important message at this point.

In terms of the sort of higher level,

It's that we haven't lost our connection to nature.

We've just forgotten it.

And I think that we can rediscover that and that it is our duty to protect it.

I think that that's what we are.

I really think that it almost seems like the world is this really intense game where the difficulty is turned up to max.

And the game is, can you do good?

There is evil out there, there are bad people out there, but can you do good?

And can you save what is good?

And it's not that easy.

And it is really easy to mess up.

And it's like, you know, I think today more than ever, like I said, people are doing amazing things to make this world a better place.

I just spoke at a wildlife conference and we met this woman who was getting pads to Africa to women that don't have period care.

People that are trying to save obscure desert tortoises that nobody knows about where there's like six of them left and they've devoted their whole life to it.

And it's like,

As you meet these people, you're like, wow, there's so many good people in the world that are just trying to make it better.

actually going to solve the problem and not paying for overhead in some office or somebody's salary ceo salaries yeah the storytelling is at some point when you've done the work you you have to share and then now at this point that's the other thing i would love to