Bézi is on day 4 of a 21-day gratitude challenge, thanking the United States for allowing upward mobility regardless of gender, ethnicity, or sexual orientation. He cites examples like rising from seaman recruit to commander or from poor student to Silicon Valley executive. He challenges his former boss Dave Phillips to join the practice.
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Hello everyone, this is Bézi and today is day 4 of my 21-day grateful challenge. Today I would like to be grateful for the opportunities we all have in the United States of America. I believe America is a very special country regardless of who you are, where you come from, your gender, your ethnicity, your national origin, or your sexual orientation. It doesn't matter. If you are here in America, you can really go from zero to hero, right? You can go from being a seaman recruit to becoming a commander. From being a poor student to becoming an executive in Silicon Valley. Really, nothing is impossible, right? All things are possible in this country. There are so many, many, many opportunities that you can take advantage of. So I am very, very thankful for that. America, the only country really out there with a dream, the American dream, and I'm very, very grateful for that. So today I would like to challenge my former boss, Dave Phillips, general counsel of Directly. Dave, if you accept the challenge, You are accepting to be grateful for something every single day for 21 days, and every day to challenge somebody else on your network to do the same. Thank you.