Tim Storey

So he pulled out his briefcase.

There were briefcases back then, kids.

He pulls out a briefcase and in there is three books.

And I love the fact that now you are mentoring and you're tutoring people on so many different platforms.

One of them is on the life of Michelangelo.

And I had heard of Michelangelo.

I'd seen a documentary on him and I took that book.

So I think that there are three ways that we learn.

And that teacher did so much for my life because he branded me brilliant.

If they don't have the sixth grade teacher saying you're brilliant, here's three ways you learn.

Number one, education.

And when he branded me brilliant, I didn't push away the label.

Number two, conversation.

Number three, observation.

I just stuck it on myself.

So now through Hollis platform or through my platform, we can educate you to be smarter,

I never told my mother when I went home.

I never told my sisters when I went home.

Oh my God, my teacher just said I was brilliant.

I never told anybody about it, but I didn't want to let down that teacher for what he said about me.