Seamus Marten

Rhonda says, the thing about Nate is he does all this amazing stuff and he completes it all.

He becomes an Ironman.

He does God's own.

He does these incredible things, but he's all about bringing people with him too.

So yes, even some of the stuff that he does with the entire Sentinel Homes office, it's all in the same vein.

It's like, oh my God, how can we all be better?

How can I be better?

What Nate does well is he will know something, he will learn something, and then he'll do something with it.

And I think if that's what could be encouraged out of this podcast, that would be amazing.

Because at the end of the day, he is a rugby playing builder from Toke.

And these are the sort of things he does.

And these are the people he surrounds himself with.

And this is what fascinates him.

Imagine the influence or the difference, the ripple effect, if everyone did something each day with regards to what they know they should.

We all know what we should be doing, but I think the thing that stands Nate out is he actually does something with it.

I think that would be beautiful for your audience to be invited to go, okay, so what are you going to do?

What are you going to do differently?

What is now more possible?

What feels more possible at the end of listening to this than it did two hours ago?

which I think is a really cool way to sort of frame the ending because that was my hope.