Zan Perion

You're simultaneously both. And you forgive yourself everything. All seeming mistakes. And I think that's a powerful takeaway I hope you guys get. You forgive yourself every seeming mistake because we think we're not good enough, but we're more than good enough.

I'm not kidding about that, guys. I am not kidding about that. I hope you get that. I hope you really receive that.

I'm not kidding about that, guys. I am not kidding about that. I hope you get that. I hope you really receive that.

I'm not kidding about that, guys. I am not kidding about that. I hope you get that. I hope you really receive that.

Any other questions? I...

Any other questions? I...

Any other questions? I...

I guess it goes back maybe to the Stoics.

I guess it goes back maybe to the Stoics.

I guess it goes back maybe to the Stoics.

The Stoics. It goes back to the Stoics.

The Stoics. It goes back to the Stoics.

The Stoics. It goes back to the Stoics.

Who talked about... No, it goes back to the book of Ecclesiastes.

Who talked about... No, it goes back to the book of Ecclesiastes.

Who talked about... No, it goes back to the book of Ecclesiastes.

There's nothing new under the sun. All is vanity, says the preacher.

There's nothing new under the sun. All is vanity, says the preacher.

There's nothing new under the sun. All is vanity, says the preacher.

Mic drop. Got that? He had 500 concubines and 300 wives. He had riches above all the riches. He had wisdom above wisdom. And he writes the book, Ecclesiastes, which is... I sought all of this in this world and all is vanity. By that it means none of it matters. The sun rises on the rich and the poor, the good and the bad.