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Hey, this is Brian and I want to thank you for subscribing to Philosopher's Notes. I'm honored and thrilled that you've signed up and we'll be investing your energy into Philosopher's Notes. Means a lot to me. And right on. So, quick little overview. We've tried to make this members section super straightforward and super simple. So you can get your download on immediately with. I think there should be a link that's pretty obvious where you can download all 100 PDFs in one straight shot. I think we can do that with the MP3s as well, which is pretty cool. And then we've got support. There's a link on the bottom right, I believe, of the page. If you ever have any questions at all, go ahead and email us and we will get back to you as soon as possible. We being Cecilia. Thank you, Cecilia. And yeah, so that's kind of the first part. If you have any challenges at all, don't hesitate to let us. And then like I said, we tried to make it easy. And we've got some different categories there that you'll see on the upper right hand section as well. So you can check out some of my favorite books, which actually I selected based on some of the books I think you may not have heard about that have great ideas. That was one of the qualifications for me and just having fun with an eclectic mix. I love all the notes and my strong recommendation would be that you just start where you feel inspired to start and then kind of go from there. Right. So it might be in the we have category for financial abundance. That might be something that's inspiring you and you want to kind of get more wisdom on in that area. Cool. Start there and then follow that where it takes you. We've also got the top 10 old school classics, so you might want to check out Marcus Aurelius, Meditations and Seneca and Lao Tzu and Confucius and the Bhagavad Gita and all the Old School Classics. Those are all really sweet. You might enjoy that. You might want to go into the Positive Psychology section first. We've got a dozen or more books on positive psychology, the Science of Happiness. Really cool. One of the subjects that inspires me the most. We've also got the top 20 20th century classics. Then we've got all the modern classics. I think we've got a couple other categories up there you can pick from as well. But the big idea here is with everything we do in Philosopher's Notes, what I'm trying to do is bring you back to yourself. So trust yourself, have fun and explore and I really hope you enjoy. Also, just to plant some seeds, you can, as you know, you can download the PDFs and you can print them out and you can read them, you can read them online, whatever, and you can download the mp3s. So a lot of people email me telling me they listened to the MP3s on their way to work. Depending on their length of commute, they get through either one or two notes each way, right? Because they're only 20 minutes long, which is pretty cool. And they've told me how inspiring that's been to start their day that way. Other People use the MP3s and listen to them on their ipod at the gym while they're doing chores around the house or juicing or making food or whatever. So there's a lot of cool ways you can get your wisdom on with the audio stuff that I hope you explore and enjoy, and I think that's enough to get you going. Once again, thank you so much. I am inspired to share these notes with you and I'm really excited to share what we're working on and all the things I'm going to be producing in the months and years and decades ahead, God willing. So there we go. Have an awesome day. And again, let us know if we can help with anything and you can reach me at any time. Brianphilosophersnotes.com is my direct email address if you ever want to send me a note. And you can connect on Facebook and on Twitter. We've got those links on the page. And there we go. Have a fantastic day and we'll talk to you soon.