The Power of Community in Personal Growth

Push higher, go deeper, love longer, be stronger. We'll keep climbing up the mountain. All right everybody, welcome back to the Infinite Gold Podcast. Are you tired of those awkward networking events and not sure What you're gonna do about communicating with others, strangers, feeling nervous. Today's episode, we're gonna go over that and we're gonna teach you a little bit about how we can make it less uncomfortable and realizing that everybody at one point or another has felt this way when going to a networking event until they've gotten comfortable.

Oh, without a doubt. I, I wanna say like, whew, it had to have been 2 or 3. Maybe even more.

Yeah.

So like I finally was like, I still go through it. Okay. Well, there's, there's always still times it's like, yeah, I got this. No, I don't know. Or like for example, when you're trying to meet that person or talk to that person that you've been trying to for a while and then you're like, yeah, they're just people.

They're just people instead of looking at 'em like some big celebrity. They're just people like, like you and I.

Uh, I forget who says it. Is it, is it Jen? Everybody shits. I think it was.

It might have been.

Yeah. Where it's like when you're thinking that, or like you're, you're awkward and you don't know if you wanna talk to someone or say it, just think of that. It's probably gonna help you.

Or I heard somebody else say like, picture them in their underwear.

Yep.

Picture everybody in the room in their underwear.

You're gonna laugh. Yeah. And then you're gonna be like, oh, okay, not that bad.

It doesn't have to be awkward.

No.

You just go, you introduce yourself. Yeah, I'm so-and-so. What's your name?

I almost forgot my coffee.

Yeah, don't forget the coffee. Cheers. Did you ice yours today? Cheers.

No, just regular.

Oh, I iced mine.

Warmer out today, but today we went with Americanos.

Yes. Yeah, no, this is, this is way better than our regular like hot coffee that we usually drink, and I love mine in the morning.

Yeah, um, if you live in California, um, yeah, you don't really have a winter, so it is—

I don't even know what it is out here, and it's like sunny and 71, 72, 75. I'd be—

that's what they say. No, you would not. Anything, anything colder than 80 degrees and you're freezing.

False. Anyways, carry on. Yeah, get us going.

All right, networking communities, uh, that's what we're talking about today. Um, super, super important. Um, unfortunately you can't get away from it. It's a necessary evil. If you think that you can go through business, go through life without networking, without a community, you're false. They, I mean, they say it, you're as, you're as big as the 5 closest people. You're as healthy as them. You're as money-driven as them. You're financially savvy as them. The 5 closest people, your community, is who you are. Now, it doesn't have to be 5. That's the thing that everyone's like, oh, it's gotta be, this is like this magic 5 number. No. You just need to have the community for you to be part of that's gonna raise you to that next level. How do you get into those communities? Gotta go to networking. You have to find them. And that's where we gotta get rid of, bro, you gotta go. That's why you gotta get rid of that awkward stage. You got, you gotta get past that. And I think the biggest thing, or one of the biggest things, is people are awkward because they, they, they, they need something. Mm-hmm. The majority of the times when you're going to a networking event, you go in with the, with the worst mentality from the beginning.

Yeah. They're thinking, what can I take from this? What can I take from this person? When really it should be, how can I serve this person? Because if they're all thinking, if you guys are all thinking the same way, how can I serve this person? Then it's, how can I, you know, how can I serve you? And then they're saying, oh, how can I serve you? And then. Next thing you know, you're, you're working together on a project. You're collaborating and developing something amazing.

Yep.

You know, and even if it isn't magical the first time around, there's always another, another chance to, you know, dive into both of your businesses and, you know, if it makes sense to do business and to collaborate on something, do it. Mm-hmm. You share, you share the wealth. Like, don't be a gatekeeper. If you've got information, you've got something special to share with everybody else in the room, share it because somebody else might need your help. And then that can open more doors to expanding your business into sharing what it is that you have to offer and then some.

Oh, without a doubt. It's also, it's way less awkward when you just walk up to someone and say, hi, my name is Anthony. How can I help you? How can I serve you? What, what part of your business needs help? What part of your life, your personal, your vitality, like Is there something that you need some help with?

Yeah.

They're gonna be so taken aback. Like, whoa. Like, right. Uh, wait, you, you, yeah. You wanna help me? Like half the time people are just coming up to 'em like, hey, uh, so I, I heard you have like this marketing business. Hey, so like, can I get like a discount? Can I get like a deal?

And all the questions.

Yeah. It's like, bro, slow down.

Yeah.

Like come in with that giving mentality and it's gonna help you so much. Yeah. With it.

Um, I mean, there's nothing wrong with going in and asking questions too. Like you can incorporate that in your conversation while you're networking with somebody, like, you know, bringing in, you know, what you have to offer on the table that could potentially help them. Can ask them, you know, what it is that they need. Maybe there's something in your services or something that you do in your business that can help them.

Yeah.

Maybe it's something that they didn't know they realize, or like didn't know that they needed to like boost their business.

That's happened more times than we can count lately. Yeah. Finding out what other people are doing and you're like, wait, you could do that. You can incorporate that into it. Holy moly. That can take us. Oh, it's crazy. The other part that I love about it is we were just talking about it is where if I don't have that offer for you that I can help you, but if you, if you tell me what you need, AKA I'm coming with the serving mentality and they'd be like, hey, I need X, Y, and Z. But well, I can't provide that to you, but I've got so-and-so. They'll be happy to come into your business, come into your life, help you with that. And then now you just made that connection for them and who are they gonna thank for that?

Yeah.

Us. Mm-hmm. They're gonna thank you because you made that connection. Yeah. Maybe you didn't make that dollar bill on it, but you made way more with the networking and the communication and the community by you connecting those two.

Yeah. Well, and I think too, a lot of people go into it thinking that, I they're thinking about the dollar sign behind it and it becomes more transactional rather than, yeah, you actually making attempts to build relationships with people. Even, even if you can't collab on a business, like you said, maybe you know somebody else who can help you in the space where you need something fulfilled. Yeah, it's making those connections and building relationships and maybe along the way, you know, maybe whatever you couldn't help them with before, now you can.

Mm-hmm.

You know, 'cause as businesses grow, things change. Yep. And there's new needs that need to be met.

Oh yeah. And then, or maybe later on down the road, they can now help you and they can serve you. And because you came in there with a giving mentality and not being so transactional, they're more willing to help you out later on down the road. Absolutely. Because you created that connection, you created that community, you helped them along, oh, they're going to come back to you like, oh hey, I heard you needed this done. Well, I'm here for you. It's like, that's, that's the level that we want people to get to.

Yeah, like just be more generous. Yeah, show up in the room and, and be generous. Share, share your, share your light, share whatever it is that you have to offer, um, your talents, your information, your knowledge, because maybe there's some stuff that, you know, people need from you. Mm-hmm. And they didn't know that they could get it from you.

That's the other thing that, that one, that one's huge too, is there's so many people that go into these like networking events or just communities in general. Like they'll join like a Facebook page or they'll, they'll drop $20,000, $30,000 on a community and then they're the fly on the wall the entire time. Yeah. Like it, I know, insane.

Greg, Greg and Matt were talking about this from when they went to Vegas. Mm-hmm. On their trip. Don't be a fruit fly. Don't, don't be a fruit fly. Don't be a fly. Like, if you— if the time is right to go immerse yourself into a conversation with a group of people and you can listen and/or have something to contribute, you jump in. Don't be the fruit fly that's just trying to like wait for their open, open window opportunity to get that fruit. Yeah, to get that fruit. Go, go in, because then it shows it's your interest and there's more there's more opportunity when you open up the circle to other people because everyone can contribute.

And then it's, you know, plus it just looks weird and awkward where you're always in that corner or you're always like hovering around.

I think that people don't know that you're there because they know that you're there and they're just like, okay, who's this Joe Schmo that's over here? He's just like kind of hovering. Yeah, he's like peeking through. The thing too, like, I, I've, I think I've been the— I know I've been the fruit fly at times before. You go to some of these events and you're trying to like maybe get in there, but you don't know how to make your entrance in or how to like tap someone on the shoulder like, hey, can I get in? Yeah, you know, or the people that are part of this, that are already part of the circle, if you know somebody's behind you, open up the circle, welcome them, be like, hey man, come on in, come join us. And then you can introduce yourselves, like, you know, not obviously not in the middle of the conversation, but you know, kind of jump in, be like, hey, come on, join us.

You're really good with that, with opening up the circles and being like, hey, you're, you're being a fly, you're being a fruit fly, come on over. Yeah, and talk and like, let's, let's put But that's, that's that giving mentality.

That's what you— be more welcoming. Yeah. Be more welcoming.

What a— sorry, go ahead. What, what is it? One of like, what's one good tool or tactic that you've utilized or now utilize so that way you, you're not that fruit fly? Since you mentioned that you used to be that fruit fly, you used to be that fly, like, I'm kind of new.

I still can be sometimes. It depends. If I'm, if I'm in my element, then I, I'm not so much the fruit fly. I'll, I'll immerse myself in, um, when appropriate. But for other events where I'm not and I have to kind of like get used to the situation again, you know, then I kind of, I might be a fruit fly at first, but then if it, if there's somebody that else that I know that's submerged into this conversation, I might tap 'em on the shoulder and be like, hey, like, yeah, get in. And then they've, they've realized that now they know that I'm there. 'Cause sometimes if people have their backs turned completely, they don't know. And there, maybe they're not as aware as we are. I know there's some people that are just hyper-aware, um, constantly. Um, so we may be listening to a conversation, but we know that there's, you know, this person over here or this person over here. I'd be like, hey, yeah, come on in, you know? Yeah. Um, I think that's, that's kind of now how I do it. But also, like, just be brave. It's okay. What's the worst they can do? Say no, or, you know, bye. Like, not, not now. You know, then you walk away and you find another circle to join.

You're gonna get thousands of nos. Yeah. It's going to happen. If you're not getting nos, that means you're not trying. Yeah. Like this, this is for everything. Yep. Community, business, life in general.

Like you're gonna, you'll get rejected more times. Mm-hmm. Than you will be accepted.

Yeah. And, and it's an, it's a necessary evil that you need to get past. Mm-hmm. Like you, you gotta get past that idea that I'm only gonna do something if it's gonna be a home run, or I'm only gonna do something if it's gonna be the right time, the right place. Like it's never the right time. It's never the right place. You need to just do it. Mm-hmm. Like with this podcast we started, like, yeah, we got to a point where we're like, why are we prolonging it? We need, people need info. People want info. People want to, yeah. You know, motivation, they want discipline, they want all these things. Why aren't we providing it to them?

We, we need to. Well, as like you were just— we were just talking about before we started recording today, is people aren't going to know who you are unless you put yourself out there. Exactly. And too many people are afraid.

And there's so many of you listening in on this right now that you have something to offer people. You have knowledge that nobody else have— has. You've gone through trials, tribulations. You've been on the low for certain things and you've gotten past it. What did you learn from that? A lot. And there's probably other people out there that have— are going through something that you have already gone through, and those people deserve your help.

You're doing people a disservice by holding— withholding your experiences and your knowledge by not sharing it with others. Yeah. And there's something I still actually will tell myself when I feel like I'm being shy or I'm not opening up to tell everybody, you know, my experiences or give people my knowledge that I've, uh, learned over, I feel like this past year in general, um, is I can help the person I was yesterday.

That's so good.

Like, that is so good. Just because of the rate that I'm evolving. And because I'm constantly doing the work on myself, that's it too, improving everything else. Like we talk about, it starts in personal. It does. You're having issues in your business? Well, maybe you need to go back to your personal, reevaluate something. What is it that, you know, you can work on that's going to help you improve on your professional life?

Yeah. Where's your mindset at? Yeah, I just, that's a big one. I, I just went live in, uh, the 5% Facebook group and that was the biggest thing I talked about was cuz we're, uh, while we're recording this, we're 54 days into February and, or sorry, 54 days in February minus that, 54 days into 2025 and the majority of people have already fallen off on whatever it is they were doing. Mm-hmm. And, and whatever they were trying to accomplish. Mm-hmm. And it comes back to, again, communities. You need to be part of a community.

I don't care.

Have that support. You, that's exactly it. Like we all go through trials, tribulations. We all have issues. You, you need a community to be there for you when you're on the low. Yeah. Also, most likely there's somebody else who went through the same issue. Mm-hmm. And they can help you. And instead of you trying to go through this like manly style, like all by yourself.

You can't. Yeah, okay. So we— you'll hear people and say, oh, I'm, I'm self-made. Nobody is self-made. No, nobody is.

That whole self-made millionaire, yeah, is complete BS.

There are 100 moving parts. There are a number of other people in the process of becoming successful, and however you, however you define that, whether that be Oh, I think my success in life is becoming married and having a family. Okay, that's great. That's not— it's not just you. Yeah, other individuals. And same with running a business and building a business. You're not doing it alone. No. You know, and it's even when, oh well, I use, uh, you know, platforms like this and this. People are still running it on the other side. So yes, you are using other people in the process. You're not doing it alone. There are other people that are helping along the way.

But how do you find out about those platforms?

By networking, by meeting people.

Wow.

It's amazing what could happen. Making those connections can be more important and more crucial than you realize.

Yeah.

You don't know who knows what.

That's so good right there because like looking at somebody, I mean, let's just, let's just say no idea. Cause let's just say, let's just say Hormozy, for example. Okay. Look at the way he dressed. Yeah. He's like in sandals and he's in like a cutoff flannel all the time. He's not himself, but if you looked at him and not, and you don't know him.

No.

Majority of people know him. Yeah. Yeah. Obviously. Like he can't just walk on the streets and not get noticed now. Yeah. But before that, like you don't know what he knows. That guy knows more than a lot of people. Oh yeah. So that's the other thing too, is you're not gonna know what somebody else knows or what someone else doesn't know without communicating, without networking, without community. You ask them. Exactly.

We gotta get out and talk to them. You can talk to them like they're a dang human.

Everybody shits. Okay. Like we're all human. Like let's, let's get past that and let's, let's network. Let's, let's join communities. And that's the other thing too, is I've been part of, I mean, we both have been part of a handful of communities and there's a handful of communities that did not work out and there's a, don't get discouraged.

Like I, I, there's more than one community out there. Don't be afraid to try a few on. Trying on different shoes.

I am, I am definitely in, we are definitely in the six figures marks now of how much we've paid for communities and networking events and stuff like that.

No, but we're the, the point of that though, like we, we're investing in ourselves, we're taking a chance and we're betting on ourselves. So when people are like, oh, how could you go and spend all that money? It's like, well, if you don't do anything with it, then you just threw that money in the toilet and flushed it. So when you go to do that, invest in yourself, bet on yourself, and actually start taking action. And don't just think that, oh, I'm going to put money into this mastermind or money into this coaching business, this coaching— I'm losing my words.

You know what?

You know what I mean?

Okay. Don't spend the money and then not do anything about it.

Yes, exactly. So if you're going to— if you're going to spend the money, take the action because the money is not going to do the work for you. That's it. Don't think that it's just gonna happen. Oh, I put money in, into this coaching program for them to help me change my life. You know, whether it be in your business or your personal life or working out like the fit fitness industry, uh, don't expect that, okay, I put this much money in now I'm gonna, I'm gonna get the results tomorrow.

I just spent $1,000 and, um, why don't I have six-pack abs? Yeah, I would.

I would if it was that easy.

Shit. Well, for starters, they lied to you. You're not getting six-pack abs in 3 weeks. Okay? That doesn't happen. But also, did you do the work that they told you to do? Probably not. Mm-hmm. Like, and that goes for everything. A mindset coach, are you listening to what your coach is telling you? Mm-hmm. Or are you just sitting there like a fly and be like, well, I paid the money. Like, what?

Why isn't anything happening? There's no magic pill. There's no magic fix. Like, I don't know about that.

Matrix says there's a blue and red pill. I just take one.

I just take one of those. Yeah, right. No, that— and that's, that's the problem these days is people want just that quick fix and that it's going to happen overnight. I'm gonna pay this money and then everything's gonna be fixed tomorrow. Wrong, wrong again.

Oh, wrong. You're gonna go through a roller coaster ride with whatever you are trying to do. And we're gonna circle back. That is where a community is gonna play a crucial role for you. Mm-hmm. Because when you're going up, they're gonna help propel you. When you're coming down, they're gonna help you get back up. And you want your, every business, everything that you do, whether or not you're trying to lose weight, whether or not you're trying to gain muscle, you're trying to make money, you're trying to grow a business, you're trying to grow, grow a family, you're gonna have the ups and the downs. Mm-hmm. You want the down life. That's just life. You want the down. Not as down as the previous down was. Yeah. And so you're, you're, you're coming upwards. Yeah. Maybe I'll fix that.

What?

We're working on this whole video thing. All right. So you want, you, you want it going up, but you need a community and you need like-minded people around you. Mm-hmm. To help you with those ups and those downs.

Yeah. No, pay attention to the people that you surround yourself with. I think that's like the bigger thing, you know, and don't go self-isolate. Because that's not going to do you any good either. And then you have no one to uplift you when you really need it, when you're going through dark times. Like, okay, I get everybody needs quiet time and everybody needs like, okay, I just need to be by myself so I can clear my head, what have you. Okay, do that, have that personal time, but then you need to go get in a room where there is light.

Yeah.

And where, you know, people can help influence you to take that next step. You know, even if it's baby steps, you gotta go take the step in the right direction to start moving the needle and to start accomplishing whatever it is that you're, you know, struggling with. Yeah. Um, and trying to get through, you know, good ti— good times and bad community is needed and necessary for everybody. It is. And it's not just being in the room with all the like-minded indivi— individuals, but it's having people there so that way you're not alone. It's just, that's so good reminder that you're not the only one going through it. Yeah, we, you know, I think a lot of times there's so many of us out there that think, oh, I'm the only one going through this. You're strongly mistaken. There's somebody else out there that can resonate and relate to what you're going through, and maybe they went through it already and now they can help you get through it too.

Well, let's, let, let, let, let's tap into that some more. 'Cause I, I love that idea is so many of us and, um, I don't think it, it, it really has to do with the gender, but I know a lot of men mm-hmm. Think that they have to do things alone. And then there's some women who are mothers who think that they have to do it alone.

Yeah.

Or they think that everything they're going through is just them. Mm-hmm. So let's, let's tap into that real quick. Is the final percent is one of the main groups we are now part of, and that is The only major group we're part of, and that's what got us the idea to create our own that's attached to it. Mm-hmm. But joining the Final Percent created this idea and identity amongst each other. Mm-hmm. That we want to have a community like them with them. Mm-hmm. That way we're promoting them, they're promoting us because the people that are inside of it are us. Like that's where we realized that we aren't alone on this journey of trying to better ourselves. Like at the beginning it was a little rough. We're like, nobody else is doing this. Like, this is, this just us. Like, why are we doing this? Yep. And then when we went to those events, like they're all about community. They're all about family. Like that's who we are.

They're a group of people that genuinely wanna see you succeed.

Exactly.

Like, yes. Overall in life. Yeah. You know, whatever your goals are, they wanna see you succeed no matter what. And if they have anything within them that can help you, they, they're the first ones to give.

Exactly.

We don't have a giving problem in our community. No, that's for sure. No, it's the receiving problem.

Yeah. We're always trying to give, give, give, give. And we sometimes we gotta focus on the, okay, we, someone's trying to give us, someone's trying to help us. We gotta take it. Like take the help.

Yeah.

Take the help. But within that group, we now have a men's group and a women's group. How much has that women's group, which is the, the Kappa group? Yeah. How much has that helped like you as, as a mother and as like this aspiring entrepreneur and current business owner? How has that helped you?

Well, you know, we just got started, but so far I'm absolutely loving it. I mean, 'cause before we got Kappa Club kicked off, We were doing what's called Waffle Wednesdays where all the ladies would get on to a Zoom call. We'd be discussing a topic and everyone would kind of, um, we'd open it up to, you know, others, uh, speaking on their, on their experience on whatever the topic was. And it's crazy because pretty much every one of us would have related to each of the stories that were being shared. I thought you were alone. Yeah, no, no. So it really, really was kind of giving us hope, like, okay, you know what, I'm not the only one going through this. They're struggling with it too. Okay, this is how they, they combated, you know, whatever this struggle was. And okay, that's something I haven't tried. I can try that now and we'll see if that works, you know. And just being able to stay in contact with the women of this group while we are you know, having good days and bad days. Yes. Like sharing each other's wins, sharing each other's struggles. Okay, you're not alone, sis. I got you. You know, even if it's just sending a quick, quick video message to one another. Hey girl, hope you're having a great day. I love you so much. You know, you're crushing it as a mom, you're crushing it as a wife and a business owner. A, B, C, and D. Just, you know, it doesn't have to be long and drawn out, but it's those like little acts of thoughtfulness. So good to share. Yeah, you know, that really make— like, helps boost your mood. You get—

I—

whenever I get a message from any of my girls, I— it immediately changes my mood.

If I'm—

oh yeah, not to say that I'm in a bad mood all the time, but like, when I— if I'm like not in the best mood, it always boosts my mood no matter what mood. Like, it just adds to my energy.

Even if you're in a great mood, you're now in even better mood.

Yeah, no, and what I'm getting at is like just having that community also is energizing you. Oh yes, it energizes you, and it, it really pushes you to start taking action and doing things because you're like, okay, she's doing it, she's doing— okay, I can do it too. Or we've tried this, try this. Yes. You know, you start taking action and you start doing things because you're like, okay, you know what, I'm not alone while I'm doing this. Nope, we're doing it together. Even if you're not in the same room or seeing each other daily on a, you know, regular basis. And a lot of us in our Kappa Club, we all live in different states. Yeah. I mean, majority of them are like in Colorado. Yeah. Because that's, that's like our TFP home base. Yep. Um, but the rest of us, you know, California over here, and then we have some in New York, we have some in Washington. All across the state. Oklahoma. Yeah. Texas. Yep. Um, we're, we're all over the place. And so we're, whenever we have our calls, we're, we're getting to re— reconnect with each other. Yeah. And we have, we have a retreat coming up, so that's gonna be fun. Then we physically be together for the weekend and just grow together.

Yeah, it's awesome. I mean, that's, that's, it's the same thing on the men's side. Ours is from when we're recording this, actually, I think this is gonna launch on Friday. So this is gonna launch the day that we're at our men's retreat. And it's the same thing. It's like we're all coming from different— we're actually literally coming from West Coast and the East Coast. So we got the New York peeps, we got, uh, we got me, and then we've got some Washington. Like, we're all over the place. And it's awesome because it's the same exact thing. It's like men are coming together, and from there we can have our emotional side come out, and we don't have to be strong 24/7. But we're also doing a bunch of manly stuff. Like, we're going to be shooting, we're going to be out in the wilderness, we're going to be doing stuff, creating fire without actual, uh, lighter fluid and stuff like that. Like, we're doing stuff so we can be protecting of our family and of ourselves. But then we can also learn from our past traumas, our past experiences, and look towards the future. And we have our own community with the same thing that you mentioned, where we have those Zoom calls that we're talking to people, where we're finding out what people have issues with, where they're struggling, and we're, we're getting past those and you can't do that without a community. You can't do that alone. It's just not going to happen. And that's what led us into wanting to start Infinite Gold, which is 100% part of The Final Percent. And because we want to really help people as much as we can, like, like you said, we definitely have more of a giving problem, but we want to give out as much information as we can. We want to help out as many people as we can. And if you could tap more into that, let the viewers and everybody know about that. Yeah.

So March 7th, it's a Friday. We're going to be having our very first meetup in person. It's going to be located in Camarillo at Music Freaks. Good friend of ours. Yeah, Brett DiCarlo. He's awesome. Opened up his space for us. So I'm really excited for us to get that kicked off. You know, we're going to introduce a little bit more about ourselves and we're going to talk about the Infinity Model and each of the pillars. Um, just to kind of help everybody see where we're at and what it is that we have to offer and to share with everyone. And the biggest goal is getting to put personal growth in the hands of everyone.

Exactly. The amazing Dr. Greg Kimball, who founded The Final Percent, is— he's a genius when it comes to that, and he really does want to help as many people. And that's where we came into play and we're like, well, let's create our own within that model. Because now the best part about it is, is by you joining Infinite Gold, you are also a part of the final percent. You're a part of all these other masterminds that are launching everywhere. Networking. It's all about networking. It's all about the communities. And if we don't have the answer for you, the best part is, is there's so many people that are in our network that will have the answer for you. Yeah.

So if it's not, if it's not us, we know somebody who does, guaranteed.

Without a doubt. And so it's going to be a blast. The Gamma event is going to be a blast. If anybody wants— we're going to post in the description the various groups that we're part of. It's all under the Final Percent umbrella, so it's very easy to maneuver around and see. But if you've been interested in anything we're doing, we highly recommend you check it out. And then if you're in the area, definitely come to our meetup. If you're outside the area,, we will be doing a Zoom link for it. And then also, um, all of our coaching within the mastermind's gonna be, um, virtual besides our, uh, monthly meetup. So you could jump in there, get to know us, get to know The Final Percent.

And you should check out the TFP app too. Yeah. There is so much in there. Oh, it's, it's awesome. Even the free version, there's still, there's still so much that you get, can get out of it. Um, you're getting to communicate with the the community, all the people that are a part of it. Oh yeah. Um, a lot of us are sharing, you know, like pictures and like recipes and just, you know, hey, like I'm struggling today. And then you get people that are saying, hey, you got this. Like, oh yeah, whatever you're struggling with, how can I help? The motivation is there for sure. Motivation is there. You got people that are, that are there to have your back. Yeah. Um, and they don't even know you. It's like, and that was the biggest thing too. Like when we got started, we didn't know any of these people, but they opened They had, they welcomed us with open arms. Yeah. And I, at first we were just like, wait, what is this place? This gotta be too, too good to be true. Yeah. But then we got, we dove in and didn't look back and we're just like, this is the community that we knew, never knew we needed. Exactly. And now we're getting to share all of that with you and we hope that you'll become a part of it too.

Definitely. If you want any further information, feel free to reach out to us both on our Instagrams, uh, Bri Goldner and then myself, Anthony D. Anthony Goldner. Um, check out our podcast, uh, Instagram, check out YouTube, all the various podcast links and all the good stuff. Please, please, please do us a favor. We're not trying to make money off of this. We're really just trying to help you guys and give you guys as much info as possible. So please like it, share it, pass it on to anybody that you think needs to hear it. Yeah, that resonates with this message. And can't wait to, uh, talk to you guys on the next one.

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That's exactly it. That's a great show as well. I love it. All right, take care everybody.