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I would think it would have an effect on a person's dream.

I never thought I'd have to deal with this.

And because of it, it's getting in the way of accomplishing a dream.

And so from a health perspective, staying healthy, I think, goes hand in hand with dreaming.

At least that's how I perceive it.

you want to be so you know there's um personal dreams and then there's you know the connection of at least the way i perceive it you know maybe clarence you can even chime in on this one it's personal and connected with um communities that you're involved with groups of people that you

you're involved with.

Like, you know, Diana, I could, you know, I think about, you know, the time we all spent down in Costa Rica.

And, you know, there's part of the dream that says, God, keeping that energy going was, is special.

So anyway, there's all that as it relates to dreams and wishes and happiness and the whole thing.

you know, I wouldn't have, frankly, I wouldn't have described it as a wish.

I would have described it as a dream.

Can we make this happen?

And, you know, three and a half years later, you know, look where Health Chatter has gone.

And so it's, and it was not, there were steps along the way for sure in logistics and creating a model, so to speak, for our shows.

But

I think the learning as you go is part of making a dream come true.

And, you know, collaborations, if they if they help you get your dream to make your dream come true.

What the heck?

You know, so one of the things that you touched on, Diana, is the idea of reasonableness and doableness.