A short YouTube-style monologue by Justin R. Lester using the humorous example of a ‘poop knife’ to argue that if someone can create and sell a novelty product online, other people — including pastors and entrepreneurs — can and should share and promote their own work and positive contributions. The message mixes encouragement for entrepreneurship and community impact with light, comedic tone and a call to like/subscribe.
Two words, poop knife. Just come here.
You don't have to. What you need to do is spread your leg, stick the knife in there, and cut and plop, and cut and plop. I'm not saying take the poop out.
If they can sell a poop knife, you can sell your business. I don't understand. If someone's able to get online, actually put together a product and sell a poop knife, you can tell somebody about your online course, about your business, about your website, about your Facebook, about your Twitter. Matter of fact, if you're an entrepreneur, go ahead and comment below and share who you are to every pastor who's watching. Because I know I talk to a lot of pastors. There's no shame in sharing your church. If someone can share a poop knife, you can share your work as well. I just believe we're in a space in our lives where if we're going to share, let's have good things, good news, positive things. Things are going to impact communities, build lives and change. Lives should be shared. But it's also really, really funny that there's a poop knife that exists. If you want more content like this, like and subscribe and follow along.