Ryan Hanley

And I've never been the guy who wants to

push my faith on people, but I want it to be, I want people to know that if they're gonna do business with me or be my friend or interact with me, this is a part of my life.

And as someone who has made it their mission to help faith-based entrepreneurs,

What is the, how does, how does an entrepreneur, how does a business owner, how does someone find their balance for how they want to integrate and talk about their faith in their business, right?

I know this is probably a, there's no one answer.

So, so how do they start to think through that process?

No, it does.

And I guess the genesis of the question is about six months ago, I on the show had a guest on.

We were having a conversation and we went down this path and it wasn't intentional.

We just got on this track.

And, you know, I started speaking about how.

important, and how complex I think everyone's relationship is with their faith or I wouldn't say that I wouldn't say that's probably I don't mean to broad stroke that I can only speak for myself, my personal relationship is very complex.

I don't think that's unique to me, but but it is.

And we're just having this very honest discussion, right?

I don't know that I made any statements that were outlandish.

I mean, I don't know that I have, I have opinions, obviously, but whatever.

So we have that conversation.

And then I get some feedback from the people listening to the show.

And I had mentioned that I'm Christian and I tend to, when I do go to church, I tend to go to a Catholic church, even though I'm not a huge fan of organized religions in general.

I find them to be good vessels and better than nothing, but we all need to have our own thing, whatever.