Thomas Thatcher

When they have this situation where

They have a jury verdict that they don't like.

Then they can go riot the city or burn a city down or break down stores or whatever.

And they can justify that action because they say, look what happened to the verdict.

Look at the injustice system.

Look at whatever.

And that's what the racket's all about.

What really took me down that road is the other road, because my father wanted me to go through every single psychiatrist or doctor or therapist or whatever.

And I'm not saying that wasn't helpful, but the real road of where you start to get cured is when you take your personal responsibility and you say, this is up to me.

When you have surrendered your power by being on the tack, you take it back by being off the tack.

And then when you take it,

When you're off the tack and you have the responsibility, then you have to really look at your integrity.

And so in the book, I used kind of two types of terms, if you sort of speak.

One with integrity, what am I really about?

What do I really value?

What do I really want?

And the other one is the responsibility.

It's up to me.

And so often, and I got caught in a situation, right?

My father was a very successful businessman.