A Time for Everything: Live Full

What up, what up? It's your boy Korvay, Inspiration Engineer. You already Now what it is, I am pumped, I'm excited. I've got a message from the heart that I want to share. I want to talk with you guys today. I want to hear from you. This is open dialogue. This is an open session that I'm calling A Time for Everything and Live Full. Okay, live full. So if you've ever heard of a gentleman named Les Brown, first off, I encourage you to go check him out. He's phenomenal. The Motivator. He says, uh, live full, die empty. Live full, die empty. And I want you to think about that for a second. Okay, now I want to acknowledge everybody. I've been getting a lot of support, a lot of love. I'm feeling the love. So many people have hit me up. What do you need? Reaching out. My condolences. For those who are not aware, my cousin left the natural world yesterday. And the love has been incredible, and I'm so thankful for that. I think I know my cousin well enough to know that if she was here, she would want you and I to be talking about this message that I'm giving us today. Mm-hmm. And if you're here, put in the comments where you're listening from, where you're tuning in from. If anything resonates, make sure to let me know in the comments. If you hear anything, you're like, yeah, like, I like that, or that touched me, that meant something to me, put that in the comments, please. So the message today that I have, going back to this live full, die empty— My cousin, hands down, funniest woman you will ever meet. Like, she's just hilarious. She was like— she was a character. Like, if you would put her on like YouTube or something like that, she would have you rolling because she was a character. And I'll give you an example just so you understand. My sister, also as silly as she is, she had a goldfish and she called that fish Sammy, right? And so, um, my— my cousin Brandy, she comes over and she's like, you know, uh, what's going on? And she's like, man, Sammy's— Sammy's dead. And she's like Sammy! She's like, oh no! And she's just going like ham, like, oh my God, like, oh my God. And she's like, wait, wait, who's Sammy? I mean, she just had this character. Everybody talks about her light and her laughter and her love and just what she brought, the energy that she brought. She was just the most beautiful spirit to bring to a room. And what brought me a lot of sadness yesterday was not the fact that she transitioned. Yeah, I mean, that, that's very sad. At the same time that I'm grieving that experience, I'm thinking about, man, the world didn't get to experience this beautiful soul that I got to experience, which was a blessing for me. And I was like, man, I never looked at that as a blessing like that because everybody else didn't get to witness that experience, just that joy that she brought to a room. That's why I say live full, die empty. Everybody, everybody has these gifts and these talents and these things that you can bring to the world. Just your spirit and your character is what people are going to talk about. And that's what people are reaching out to me, telling me stories about her and things I never knew, and just more stuff about who she was. And I'm like, wow. And that's what I talk about when I say a legacy-driven brand. Brandy, my cousin, left a legacy because I'm hearing the stories now. Okay. The unfortunate reality is so many people are not going to get to experience this individual who is a gift to the world. You are a gift to the world. Now, the saying goes— and I haven't seen the data, meaning that I haven't looked into a uterus to know that this would be true in a womb— but the saying goes that you were selected 1 out of 10 million sperm. 10 million. 10 million. Now, I don't care if it's 10,000. 1 out of 10,000 is still phenomenal odds. So if you're here, you're here for a reason. You're here for a purpose. That is not by coincidence. There's no such thing as coincidence. It is divine. You are here. Yes. And we all have so many gifts and talents and abilities and character. Our laugh, our warmth, our embrace, who we are is a gift if we allow it to be. And what do you do with a gift? You give it, you share it. And I think if she was here today and we were able to sit down with her and say, did you really live? Did you really live the life that— would there be anything you would do differently? I think she would tell us, I would have lived differently. So many of us are settling for a check or a job. We're at a job 5 to 6 days out of 7 for the average person in the world. 85% of people, men and women globally, hate what they do. I hate what I do. So what does that tell us? That tells us that people are settling for a check. They're settling for the money. They're like, I'll go do this job I hate just because you give me in exchange of some money. And I get it, y'all like, well, Kaveh, I got bills. I get it, I got bills too. I'm just saying, can we find that boundary where your purpose and your gift can be the thing that you use and bring to the world that makes you money? Is that possible? I know for a fact Brandy could have had a YouTube channel and just, you know, been herself, just having fun, and could have been able to, you know, monetize a YouTube channel. Like, I know that because she was just that character. She was hilarious. I'm trying to tell you, if you ever seen Monique the Comedian, she had a character like Monique, just hilarious. Yes. Okay, and so with that said, the challenge that I have for you today— I don't know what you're doing in your life, I don't know what's going on in your world, I don't know what you're experiencing. I do know that hearts are heavy globally. There's a lot going on with the world. I get it, I get it, I get it. I was talking to my sister last night, she was talking about how tough it is, you know, being always in the house, like just that in itself. Yeah. People have to grow through this opportunity that's challenging you. I get it. My personal belief is that your gifts were given to you to be given to the world. And if you can figure out and learn or adapt or find or seek the way to give your gift as a service to humanity, That can be the thing you use to monetize. Kaveh is not some smart guy. I'm not smart. I've just been learning like anybody can learn, like we all do. But somewhere in life, we get out of alignment or attachment to that child we used to be. See, I know you were a child back in the day, and I know you had an imagination out this world. I know you had dreams out this world. I know you had visions out this world, 'cause nobody tells a child what the child can't do. Mm-hmm. The child's like, I can do anything. And then you start hearing different people say, well, you can't do this, and you can't do that, and you can't do this. And then you start to believe it. But children, the imagination is— they— there's no boundaries. Children, that's why I love being around kids. They just have such a zest for life. And somewhere along the line, we lose that zest for life. And I think if Brainy was here, she would say, I would figure out how to use what God gave me to create that zest for life. Apologize, guys, my timer's going off. I've got a meeting coming up. So I just wanted to acknowledge you, A, for the love and the support. B, I wanted to inspire you with some words because I know you have a gift. You wouldn't have been chosen 1 out of 10 million sperm if you did not have a gift. Facts. So if you're here, you got the ability and opportunity to serve, and that's all money is, is it's the exchange of service. I want some milk. You got eggs? Can I get some eggs, please? So we do an exchange, but we call that money. It's not real, but it's used, and people identify that it's real, so then therefore it is real, but it's just an exchange of service. That's it. So I'm saying all that to say, my challenge for you today: if you're not living the life that brings you happiness, where you're excited about waking up, are you willing to figure out how to find and seek that life? Are you willing to look as to who you can be and who you can become and learn and grow and adapt and be flexible and bring everything that's in you to humanity. Because you are a gift. I said any words in that that's untrue, tell me. But I— that's what I believe to my core. You are a gift. We all are. Gift to be loving, a gift to be helpful, a gift to be of service. And Brandy bought a gift of laughter. Like, you— like, everybody's just— all the stories we're talking about now, she's just hilarious. She was hilarious. Funniest, funniest girl I've ever met. So I got to get out of here. I wanted to leave you with this last thing for those whose hearts is heavy, uh, which is Ecclesiastes 3: A Time for Everything. So there's a time for everything and a season for every activity under the heavens. A time to be born and a time to die; a time to plant and a time to uproot; a time to kill and a time to heal; a time to tear down and a time to build; a time to weep and a time to laugh; a time to mourn and a time to dance; a time to scatter stones and a time to gather them; a time to embrace and a time to refrain from embracing; a time to search and a time to give up. Thank you so much for that prayer. A time to keep and a time to throw away. A time to tear— tear, excuse me— and a time to mend. A time to be silent and a time to speak. A time to love and a time to hate. A time for war and a time for peace. There's a time for everything, and it has been with heavy hearts that we're in a heavy season, and I understand that. I do. I just hope that you make the choice and the decision that you're going to bring all of you to life, because life deserves all of you. It deserves all of us. This is not a rehearsal. There is not another one after another. There's things that happen after in the supernatural Go seek those things out. That's not my message for today, but my message for today is in the natural. How can you bring all of you to others and serve? I love you. I appreciate you. I thank you so much for being here. I thank you for your condolences. I thank you for your support. I thank you for your stories. I thank you for everything that you are, and I ask you to bring that to the world because you're— Thank you. You're worthy of it. It's your boy, Kaveh. I love you. Boost.