A short monologue by Travis Houston praising the value of being around highly successful, generous people who freely share insights. He highlights that the greatest value comes from informal, between-session interactions—breaks, lunches, and late-night conversations—where deep, practical knowledge is exchanged in ways you can’t get elsewhere. He thanks the host and attendees for creating that environment.
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My first 25k and feels nice to be home around people that are as crazy as people I like to hang out with. So that's like unbelievable and it's kind of contrarian, but I always love to be assured that the more you're around the really successful people, like all the people here, the more successful someone is, the more I find them willing to share. And it's a contrarian idea because you think the more successful these people are, the more or less they're willing to share their ideas. There's been such amazing insights in this room, from the 10 minute talks, to Joe sharing, to just people getting really real. But I gotta say, where I got the most value out of this group was the intercycial fluid. So there's cells and there's the thing between the cells, 10 minute talks and all this. So it's the 10 minute breaks and it's the lunches and it' closing down the bar with Jason last night and trying to keep up with like plugging into his matrix and he's downloading all of his secrets that people pay him, you know, tens of thousands of dollars for. And Jeff sharing so much and there's just been so many people that have, just between all the other stuff, downloading so much information that you can't get anywhere else except for in an environment like this, that the creative energy is infectious and it just comes out. People share and they give and it's refreshing and it, it feels great to be home. So I thank you, thank you for bringing everyone together. It doesn't happen anywhere.