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After losing his father, the speaker urges people to call grieving friends instead of staying silent. He remembers who reached out and who didn't. Handwritten letters hit harder than texts because the effort shows you actually care.
After losing his father, the speaker urges people to call grieving friends instead of staying silent. He remembers who reached out and who didn't. Handwritten letters hit harder than texts because the effort shows you actually care.
If you have somebody in your life that's grieving and you don't reach out to them, they will never forget it. I just lost my father. I know everybody that called me. I know everybody that didn't call me. And the people that didn't call me don't get a pass. They don't get a pass. And then you want to compliment, you know, Sean, man, Sam, listen, you guys have an amazing podcast. You did it yourself. You know, you guys sold some businesses and here you are bringing on inspiring people to inspire entrepreneurs all over the world. I just want to congratulate you on your success. You just call someone out of nowhere. You default to calls or texts? I personally like handwritten letters. Here's one. Because I feel like the intent to actually get a stamp, lick it, put it in the mailbox, it's received completely different than just sent.
