A speaker tries to explain why they won't pursue self-help work, then bursts into tears. Three weeks later, multiple people want to collaborate on the project, suggesting something deeper was calling them all along.
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Why don't you help people do that? And this is the part I was going to apologize for before I went on this tangent, because I do have a tendency to burst into tears at this part of the story. Because what happened is I opened my mouth to tell him all of the reasons that living an extraordinary life was not a business I could be in. And I don't like the self help market and that's not the way that I work. And I opened my mouth and instead of telling him all those reasons, I burst into tears. And the analytical part of my brain said two things. Number one is, Jesus fricking Christ. I am so analytical that I'm not even aware of my emotions. I have to burst into tears to notice that I feel strongly about something. And number two, it's, hey, I just burst into tears. That must mean I feel strongly about this. So that was about three weeks ago. That was only three weeks ago. Yeah. And I've been talking to people and I've been running the idea by people, and of all of the ideas that I've had, this is the only one that I've had multiple people jump on and say, you know, I'd like to do a collaboration with you. Maybe we can do a webcast together, et cetera, et cetera.