Do The Big Dream Grand OPENING LIVE

So excited, you guys. We are doing the grand opening today for Sean Kelly's new group, which is do the Big Dream. It is like, I don't know, it feels so. Just thrilling to be able to be here to help him launch this new community. I'm going to make sure that I am live right now in the groups, so let me just check and make sure. And I've got Sean Kelly with me in the background as I am doing this. Oh, cool. I see me in the dude do the big dream. So we're gonna go ahead and pin that up, and I'm gonna tag you. All right, now we are live with. Hey, Vicki. Good to see you. So good. That was awesome. And I love how you're in do the Big Dream. Amazing. So good. Okay, and now I'm gonna go into the challenge group. So just so anyone might not know me, my name is Stacy Lauren, and I'm the host of the do the Thing podcast, and I run the do the Thing community. And I am thrilled, thrilled to be able to help Sean Kelly launch this community that is going to literally change people's lives. You guys, he is. I mean, like, I have just been. I've been privileged to be able to be his friend and be working with him for the last few months, and getting to see what he's going to be doing with this community by helping you guys do your big dream is going to blow your mind. Hi, Paul. So good to see you. Let me just mention to everyone in the other groups, we are live for the grand opening. Amazing. And I'll bring Sean on in a minute. Okay. And then I've got one more group to tell, and then I am all yours. Let me just make sure everyone can see us that wants to see us. Oh, good. We're live everywhere. Amazing. Okay, very cool. And we've got the last group here. We are live. We are doing do the Big Dream grand opening. Okay. So good. All right, you guys, I'm here with you. So super exciting. So I met Sean and we did a podcast interview together. And for those of you that don't know, he sold starred in a TV show in the US and the UK and literally and created. Sorry, I forgot to mention that. And he's been a mentor and coach to so many amazing people. And he also raised over $500 million for nonprofits. And guess what? He's here creating an online community so that he can help people do the big Dream. So I am just, like, so thrilled to be able to welcome him into this group and into this space and have you guys all get to witness just the amazingness that. That he is. And I know so many of you got to meet him through a. Through thing. A few things that we did through when I did the bucket list challenge and things like that. And I've heard so many just, like, constant things about how he's already helping you, and now his group is alive and it's here. And so let me welcome Sean to the meeting. Hey, Sean.

Hey. Thank you for that awesome introduction, Stacy. So nice.

So excited to do this with you. This is so cool.

Me too. What's crazy is that it wasn't that long ago that you had me on your podcast as a guest, and we got to talking, and I started sharing, like, this different content that I had built, and you were like, okay, when are we going to share that with the world? People need to hear this stuff. And that really sunk in with me. And then when I found out that you help people build these audiences online and show people how to do this, I thought, this is it. This is my opportunity. This is the universe speaking to me, saying, hey, it's time to go out there and reach back and help people, you know, go forward and teach them the things that I've learned. And so I'm so excited to be doing this, because I have. I have about 53,000 followers on. Across all my social media, and I've been. I've been kind of promoting this for the last couple months, and 188 people have signed up out of the 53,000. So that means that this is a very special audience. These are people who. Who are like, yes, I want to go after my big dream, or at least I want to identify what that might be, and I want to learn the formula. I want to learn what it takes to do something awesome. And so here we are. And you were the catalyst, you know, for you just putting it to me and saying, hey, when are you going to start sharing this content with people? So here we are. So thank you.

Yeah. Isn't it amazing that, like, now it's like, we all get to see you doing your big dream as you get to help others do their big dream. And I feel like there's something so cool about being a founding member, because just, you guys know, if you're in the do the thing, if you're in the do the big dream community, you are literally a founding member of what Sean is creating here, because you're the beginning. 180 people, which is amazing when you think about what this could end up being.

Yeah, I mean, I think. I think eventually once the word starts to get out and we start to learn about the founding members, you guys, we start, like, hearing the success stories and how you take these lessons and how you apply them in your lives and the things that you're going to accomplish. I think when some word starts to spread, it'll be a pretty big community. But the fact that we've got this core group of 188 to start with is really amazing. It was awesome. I think initially, Stacy, our goal was to have 100 people sign up by today. Yeah. And we had 188, so we well exceeded that. So I'll just go ahead and share with everyone. For those who don't know, like, my background, most people do know. Most of my friends who know me or friends with me on social media know the story, but I'll just share it with you. You know, I. I was about to turn 40 years old. I'm 53 right now, but I was about to turn 40, 40 years old. It was about three days before my 40th birthday and I woke up. And as you do with those big landmark birthdays, you know, when you hit 30, 40, 50, 60, you know, every time you hit those big numbers, you kind of reflect on your life. And I stopped. And I thought to myself that, you know what? I have never taken one step towards going after my big, gigantic, lifelong dream and that life. And I had never even. I was even. I was even scared to kind of admit it to myself because it was so big and it was so crazy, and I didn't know how I was going to do it. So. So when I. So I admitted. First of all, I admitted it to myself. I had always wanted to have my own television show ever since I was a little kid. But here I was, I was about to turn 40. I had a face now that was more for radio than television at this point. And I had never been on an audition. I didn't have an agent, a manager. I didn't know anything about the television business whatsoever. All I had was a dream. And so a couple days later, at my birthday party, in front of some of my friends and family, I just announced, everybody, hey, guys, listen up. I'm going to have my own television show. It's going to be a worldwide hit. And my friends were like, wow, that's incredible, dude. Like, what's it called? I'm like, oh, I don't have a name yet. They're like, yeah, yeah. What channel is going to be on I'm like, ooh, I don't know that yet. And they're like, well, what's it about? I'm like, oh, I don't know yet. They're like, wait a minute, this is a dream. I go, yes, it is, but I'm going to make it come true. So a lot of my friends started laughing, but my mom, my, my wife, my wife Lori, who's my best friend in the whole world, she goes, listen, if it's, if it's a TV show you want, you're going to get it, you know? She goes, that's. She goes, I've just seen you accomplish amazing things. And nine months later, I was starring on TruTV. I had my own television show on TruTV. And, and the journey of how I got there and the, and the amount of rejection that I encountered, but how quickly I encountered it and blasted through it and got my way to success is an incredible story. So inside this group, not only was I starring on television nine months later on true TV for six seasons, but then I moved to the, to London and I made another six seasons on a British owned broadcaster called Dave on their, on that channel for another six seasons. And what I plan on doing inside the group is I'm going to share with everyone exactly how you go about accomplishing a big gigantic dream that you don't have no idea on how you're going to get there. Because I went back and analyzed, okay, what were the skills that I used that were just absolutely necessary to make this happen? And then what were the steps that I followed to breathe life into it and to make it a reality? And I identified that there's three pillar skills. There are three things that I use every time I'm going to go out and try to create something new. And that is, you know, you have to have no fear of rejection. And I have, I have a system for that. And I plan on teaching you guys that. And it is powerful and it works. And then you have to have the ability to sell anything to anyone at any time and to be very persuasive. So I have five core sales steps that I plan on teaching everyone that they can use. And then I also believe that you have to have an authentic self confidence. And that self confidence was an incredible lesson that I was taught by an Olympic gold medalist when I was on a chance encounter in Switzerland when I was 15 years old. And I plan on teaching that lesson to you because that's something I've used my entire life. Once we get you those Three core pillar skills. Then I'm going to launch into the 15 steps of what it takes to get to your big dream. And what I'm hoping is that for those of you who are up for this challenge and are excited to do this, we're going to meet in here every Monday, 5pm Pacific Standard Time. And I'm gonna, I'm gonna start doling out these lessons and we're gonna start sharing our successes and I'm gonna have you come in and share with the group, like, what your dream is, what kind of action you took that day or that week to, you know, to further you towards that dream. And the whole idea of this, of this group is to have an incredibly positive environment where we can all cheer each other on. Because I've learned that if you can dream it, you can make it a reality. And I, and, and our minds are powerful. It just takes action and it just takes certain steps to follow. And I'm happy to share those with you. For a lot of you who also don't know, I've coached some other friends of mine who, friends who were struggling in their careers or friends that wanted to start a business or friends that wanted to embark on a new career or they wanted to do something incredibly challenging. And so, for example, one of the things I was going to have Stacy share with everybody was my friend Jimmy Oying. Jimmy is a famous actor, stand up comedian. And what really kind of, what really kind of got this whole idea like a while back going was Jimmy did a talk at Google in front of all the Google employees, and he was there to promote his new book, which if you haven't read it, it's hilarious. It's called how to American and immigrants guide to disappointing your parents. And Jimmy was there talking in front of all of these Google employees and they were broadcasting it worldwide. And he tells the audience, well, you know what? I will, I just let, I'll let Stacy play the video and then I'll tell you what happened after this aired and why we're sitting here today. Do you want to share with everyone?

Oh, yeah, I would love to. Let me share my screen and then just forgive the weirdness for a minute, you guys, while I get there. Here we go. I did it. Hopefully you can see that. Can you see that? Okay, cool. There we go.

Sean Kelly, the friend of mine, he kind of became my mentor. I think that's one of the most important things. It's finding like a good mentor and not afraid to ask somebody to, to be a mentor. And really, you Know, how'd you meet him?

Who is he?

Yeah, so he was the guy that started the Comedy Palace. He was like a businessman and a comedian and he turned out just to be like this brilliant businessman that really helped me along my career. And yeah, he was the one. I guess in the beginning he was like, man, you know, you got such a unique story with immigration, you know, like, and you're wasting your time talking about like hacky, like masturbation jokes.

Don't do that.

Every other comic can do that. But you have your own story. You should develop this material eventually, write a book about it. And then, you know, you can, you can do talks, you can do whatever.

Look, look at me. Thanks for sharing that, Stacy. Yeah, so it was so Jimmy goes, Jimmy does Google talk and it gets streamed to like millions of people. And then just randomly I just start getting contacted through my email by complete strangers saying, hey, I heard that you mentored Jimmy Oyang and you helped him get into show business. And you know, can you help me or what? What kind of advice would you give me? And so that's when I started trying to like really go back and think about, okay, like what are, you know, like formulate like my thoughts down on paper, like, what are all the different steps? What does it really take? You know, know the stuff that I had intuitively been following. And so it's exciting because everyone who's committed to be inside this group, I will be here for you every Monday for an hour and we will go over step by step each one of these lessons and we'll have times to cheer each other on for your successes that you encounter on your journey to this big dream. And what's crazy is how fast you can get there. I mean, think about, think about the fact like in my own life where I just said, hey, I'm going to have this TV show. And then nine months later, without knowing what it was going to be or how I was going to do it, I had it. So, you know, and that's a, and that's a pretty big dream. So for everyone out there that wants to start a business or you want to be a best selling author or I don't really care what it is that you want, you can use these steps and this formula to get you there, which is exciting.

You know the thing that I love just about this, I was thinking about this this morning because I'm just so excited to like see this come to life now and just what it's going to do for people that are going to be in the group. And what I really love is that you're like, breaking down what success looks like in a way of you being relatable now by coming into the group on Mondays and, you know, you guys will be able to ask Sean questions. If you have a big dream and you're struggling with something, this is that space where you as a community are going to be coming together. And I did put the QR code for do the big dream on the upper left. So if you're watching this on in one of the do the thing groups or on LinkedIn, make sure you join his Facebook group, because this is the only time we're streaming it everywhere because we wanted to make sure anyone that wanted to see the grand opening was able to see it. But starting next week, he's going to be celebrating you guys. So where he's going to keep it really private.

That's right.

With your celebration. And so it's just really cool. And I think, like, I'm curious what you think about this too. It's like a lot of people see someone with success, right, where you've, like, created, sold, starred, like all the stuff with TV shows, you're raising all this money for charity, you've been a comedian helping people with dry bar specials, like, all the stuff that you've done. And I think a lot of times if people don't meet you, you know, like this and have this chance to, you know, ask you questions and things, it could be so easy for someone to say, oh, I can't do it. Like, only people like that can do it. Right? Like now you're like, breaking that barrier down and you're able to, like, actually be there and be relatable with people and help. Help them actually achieve whatever big dream they want to achieve.

Yeah, listen, I really don't care, like, what your background is, your level of education, how hard your childhood was, where you grew up. It really doesn't matter because I had my own challenges. You know, I've been living on my own since a pretty young age. Growing up in Germany. I, you know, I served a combat tour over in Iraq when I was younger. I'm a high school graduate, but I didn't go on to university. But so it doesn't really matter the level of education that you've achieved in life. It doesn't matter how difficult your background might have been. It doesn't even matter what has happened up until about an hour before. We just met right here. It doesn't matter. What matters is if you will take the Time to identify what your big, gigantic, impossible dream is. That thing that you're harboring inside your heart that you're almost afraid to admit to yourself, if you'll admit that out loud and then start to take action. It's incredible what all of us are capable of doing, you know, and sometimes it just takes someone showing you, okay, look, these skills are going to help you get there. Like if you have the skills of persuasion, like if you learn, you know, the five fundamental steps of selling. And so, you know, okay, I know these five different steps, I'm going to know. I know how to persuade other people and how to sell my dreams to other people. So if you know how to do that, that's extremely valuable. You're going to use that to catapult yourself forward. If you know beyond a shadow of a doubt how to remove all fear of rejection so that you, so you no longer are any fear of rejection, I consider that my superpower. Like anyone who knows me personally, they know that I have no fear of rejection whatsoever to the point where it's almost crazy. But I'm going to teach everyone why I'm able to do that. And I want to share that superpower with everybody else. And, and then the other, the other thing is to have that really authentic self confidence and that. And that is incredibly, it's incredibly amazing how quickly you can tap into that. And like I told you, I had this chance encounter with this, this Olympic gold medalist in Switzerland when I was 15 and he just gave me this like on the spot coaching and it just snapped something in my mind and I was like. And I realized, wow, it was incredible. So I can't wait to share these things with everybody because once you master those three pillar skills, then you'll be in a position to start going along the 15 step formula that's going to take you to your goal. And so the fact that we're going to do this together is really amazing. I wish more people would stop, more successful people would stop and reach back and try to pull people through the door. There's, unfortunately, there's a lot of people who just kind of like they go through the door and the door closes behind them and you never see them again. And for me, some of the best things that I have, some, some of the most incredible feelings that I've had from is helping other people achieve things that they didn't think they could achieve. And that sense of reward is amazing. So when I am looking to get back out of this group myself personally, and I just want to be very upfront with everyone and is, I want to hear your success stories. I want you to share with me your journey and I want to hear about your challenges and I want to hear about, I want to hear about your successes. And when you, when you do hit that big gigantic dream, whatever that is for you, I hope you go out and tell the world that, you know, I helped you get there. Because like, I got to tell you, the day that I watched Jimmy Oyang on that, doing that Google talk or he was on, he was also on. He was on Mark, Mark from the W. Wtf, Mark Marin's podcast, wtf. And he talked about how I helped him and he was also on Joe Rogan and he talked about it the three times that I heard Jimmy just kind of giving me credit for helping him. Gosh, that was just a gigantic. It made me feel amazing, right? And I thought, oh, I want to do more of that. I want to help more people get to that next level and then have people go, yeah, this bald guy, Sean Kelly, you know, the, the guy from Storage Hunters, actually started this Facebook group and he was teaching people how they could accomplish their dreams. And this is what I did. And I can't wait to hear those stories. It's going to be awesome.

And you just reminded me, okay, guys, so we're going to be starting a timer in a few minutes because Sean did a poll in the group and asked you guys what kind of prizes you would like for today. Because we're just doing the grand opening today and this is our, this is the launch party for Sean's group. And so we, next week he'll be able to see your names and interact with you directly. But this time we wanted, like I said, we wanted it all over. So then whoever wanted to join could still join. But we did a poll in the group to see which prize you guys would want and do you want to share a little bit about the one that won? And then we're going to give a few of those away on this during this.

Yeah. So I think pretty much, hopefully everyone that's on here today, you probably participated in the poll. So. And I don't know if you saw the recent results, but there were two things that kind of shot to the top. The number one thing was how to find that authentic self confidence. So to kind of. Although I'm going to be teaching that in the group and it's gonna, you know, and it's going before we maybe reach that. It might be a couple weeks or whatever, but. But for what we decided to do was to offer up a couple private zooms for, you know, the winners today where they can join me. And I'll just give you guys like a one on one coaching session on some of the best techniques that I've learned that will hopefully just like, you know, turn on a light switch in your brain and you go, whoa. And you see something completely different about yourself. Because the truth of the matter is, is that, you know, the, the confidence and the greatness, it's already inside you. It lives there. You just have to go find it and tap into it. So I can't, I can't wait to do that for you. So we're going to do that. And then the, the other thing was, people, there were still quite a few people who were like, hey, listen, I actually need help identifying my, my big dream. And so I was fortunate enough because I knew what my big dream was. It was this big crazy thing that I had wanted to do since I was a kid. But, but there are techniques where you can go through brainstorming techniques and things like that. So I'm going to be happy to share that in the group on how to, how to. For those of you who want to learn, like, hey, listen, I just don't know what my big dream is yet, but I want to have a big dream. You know, I want to have this big giant thing that I, that I work towards. And you deserve it. You know, you, what's, what's incredible is, you know, we, I served in Iraq when I was 21 years old. I was in, I was over in Iraq in combat. And so I feel like every day is, is a gift. Every day that I'm still alive, I got to come home from Iraq. I got to meet my best friend Lori. We've been married for nearly 32 years. Every single day is a gift. But what I have learned from that, that experience when I was in combat was this is that we only get one shot at this. This is. You only get one. You only get one life. There are no do overs. And I think, I think everybody thinks that someday I'm gonna do this, someday I'm gonna do that. And what I love about everyone who's just joined this group is you guys are doers. You guys are the ones who are like, oh, this sounds good. Yeah, go for my big dream. Even if you didn't know what your big dream was, you're like, yeah, I want a piece of that. So I'm glad you're here because that means we're Just kindred spirits. It's awesome.

So good. Okay, so we get the first prize going, you guys. So we're gonna ask you, we'd love to ask you what your big dream is. So you guys are comment and then I will go ahead and just set the timer and we'll go ahead and pick the first prize winner as soon as the timer goes off. So go ahead and comment what your big dream is and then I'll be picking someone out while like through this journey. Basically in five minutes I'm gonna go ahead or whenever the timer is going off, I'm gonna pick the first prize winner of the private zoom. What is that gonna be like a private zoom with you talking about authentic confidence. That's great. Crazy.

I wish, I wish that, like, you know, it's crazy. What I'm trying to create here and what we are creating, what we're actually doing is something that I wish existed. Back when I wanted to go, you know, for the TV show or like when I wanted to go do other things in my life, like when I wanted to learn how to do standup comedy or I wanted to become an auctioneer or whatever, I just kind of went out and did it all on my own. And how cool would it have been back then to have this kind of awesome group? So, so I'm looking forward to spending some one on one time with whoever wins that. But also I just want to say that like, I know I've looked, I've looked at through the group, I've looked at who a lot of these members are and I know, I know a lot of you guys personally and there's a wealth of talent and knowledge amongst my friends and people who are inside this group already. So what's really exciting about this, you guys, is that as you are sharing with the group what your big dream is and what you want to do, it's not just going to be me coming in and teaching these pillar skills or these 15 steps, but along the way you're going to get encouragement from some people in this group who are incredibly talented and really gifted. There's, I know so many different people that are in the group and so many people that have different gifts that they can bring to this group to help all of us. So that's what's really cool, is we're going to be pulling together our talents to help each other on this journey. So that's really cool. I'm seeing like, I'm seeing like some different, some different things come up and what people want to accomplish One person says they're. They're encountering a problem with the stream. It says for some reason the stream is not accepting my permission.

Oh yeah, that's where the link. Maybe try it in Chrome and see, see how that goes. But yeah, why don't you check in on some of these big dreams?

Yeah. So we're in Restream, so I can actually. I can actually see who the actual Facebook users are in Restream, but I can't. It just says Facebook user. So if I don't. If I don't address you by name, just know that that's why. But I'll just go through some of this. It says, this person says to create Tai chi course for physical therapy, which is awesome. This person says to reach other people who have survived domestic and other long term abuse, defrauded a lot in life and want to find success and show you can win and use it all for good, help others hope. Why I love this group concept. That's okay. That's awesome. Can I. This is my first time in rest or not. My first. Let me scroll down here. My big dream is to. This person writes, my big dream is to finish my memoir about my mom who died from cancer in 2020. So sorry to hear that. And my dad died a year later. I'm very sorry to hear that too. How these experiences healed and transformed my perspective and my life in ways that I could never. Excuse me. I could never have imagined. In ways I could have never imagined. And I want to share what I learned with others. That's awesome. And you're going to build a retreat center for entrepreneurs that give them space to create something. Oh, I think I know who that is. Even though your name's not here, because I think I was on your podcast.

Oh, I know who that is too.

Yeah, yeah. And I love that. I think that's great. And I think everyone needs to learn about that. Let me see what this is.

And just, you guys know, next week he'll be able to see your names. We just did it differently this time. So it'll be directly in the group, in the privacy of the group. Just so you guys know.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So next Monday, you know, I'll be able to like go by everyone's name and I'll probably be able to go back and look at the restream in the group and see who said what. But I'm not trying to skip over anything here. But my big dream is to run a B E M E R business. This is a medical device. You can use a device on horses and humans. Interesting. That's. I'd like to know more about that. This person says, my big dream is to have a multimillion dollar coaching business. That means I will have made a tremendous change in other people's lives. And I'm sure you will because that, that's a goal to aspire for. Write a film or a script. Yeah, that's really incredible. You know, like I talked about Jimmy Oyang earlier and Jimmy, who had no TV experience, no movie business, no, you know, no show business experience, and here he is all these years later. He has sold one movie script to Steven Spielberg. He has sold other movie scripts to other studios. It's doable. You can do it. And Jimmy's like a perfect example of someone who had no experience and then later found himself in the position to be able to do it. My big dream is start my own creative business and get off disability. Not only getting off disability, but thriving in a higher level of income. That's an awesome goal to aspire towards TEDx talk with 20 million views. Oh, I like how you made it very specific. It wasn't just a TEDx talk. 20 million views. So. Okay, that's awesome.

Oh, and we got the, the timer went off. So while you're doing that, I'm going to pick the winner. I'm just going to do it randomly, just so you know. So you keep doing that though. You keep doing.

All right.

I think I got to scroll back to the top here. This person says to start a pediatric office and urgent care center. That's awesome. That is a gigantic dream. I would like to start a Starbucks like franchise, but all about wine. That's awesome. I think that'll do great. You know, that's really cool. The Starbucks like franchise. All about wine. You know, as a kid growing up in Germany, I would go with my dad on wine buying trips along the Mosel river and the Rhine river. And then so he got me an internship when I was 14 at a winery in Germany. And I was fortunate enough to be there during harvest and there was an early freeze and I got to make a white, an ice wine, which is extremely rare. So I look forward to talking to you about your goal. That sounds awesome. Let's see what else we've got here. Let me scroll up here to the top. Yeah, this one says, with my creative business, I'm already in the midst of creating my first product. Okay, good. These are, these are all great dreams. These are, you know, really exciting, kind of all over the board, which I love and so are you randomly picking a winner for us, Stacy?

Yeah, I'm writing them down and then I'm just gonna, like, close my. I'm doing it really old school because I.

Okay. Okay. That's great.

Yeah.

Yeah. So is there anyone else that I didn't, like, read off what your big dream was before we. Before we. Oh, this person says, my big dream is to start a midlife women's renaissance. To teach them to repurpose their pain to power, to live a life of joy, zest, and fulfillment. Oh, that's interesting. So I beat you to start a midlife women's renaissance. Okay, that's cool. All right, well, I'm looking forward to talking to you about that. This person says, I'm finishing my poetry book. Okay, that's great. I'd love to hear what your big. What your big dream is for your poetry book and how you would like to use that book as a springboard to what you would like to do, you know, with it. Because. Because once it's done, you're going to have a lot of opportunities, a lot of different directions. This person says, I would really like to start a film and Wild Animal Center. Oh, that's interesting. Yeah, because I've. I have. So when you say you'd like to start a film, I'm wondering for that person, are you saying that you'd like to make a film about a wild animal center or are you saying that you'd like to. You'd like to make a film and you'd like to also do Animal Center? That's cool. Have my book made into a movie. Oh, that's. Yeah, that's really. That's interesting. So my, my former manager, Larry Bresner. Larry used to manage. He managed me, but he. I was his. I was his. I was his client that most people didn't know the name of. But his other clients were Billy Crystal, Robin Williams, Bette Midler, Steve Martin, and Martin Short. And what, what Larry Bresner would do is he would actually buy the rights to books and then he would have them turn into screenplays and he would have the parts written so that they were perfect for one of his clients. So a lot of times that's how he made the movies for Robin Williams and for Billy Crystal and for some of his other clients. So it's completely doable. So it's interesting. My big dream is to do a one woman show on my life. Okay, that's cool. I'd love to see that. You know, depends on, like, if you want to do that? You could always start that locally. And then maybe you take it to, maybe you take it to Broadway, maybe you take it to London on the West End. Maybe, you know, you, maybe you, you like, you, you say, okay, I'm going to create it, I'm going to do it. And then, and then think about how far you could take that. You know, a guy who's, And I highly recommend that everybody watch this movie. It's a really obscure movie, but a guy by the name of Eddie Izzard, he's a stand up comedian. He's a British comedian. And Eddie Izzard created a documentary called Believe. And it really inspired me. He, he talks about what we're doing here, which is he had a big dream and his dream was to become famous one day and to become like a big giant film star to be a comedian. And his movie starts off with footage from when he was like a street entertainer and when he was trying to write his own one man show and doing these little tiny theaters throughout England and just, and working extremely hard. And then towards the end of the movie, you see him doing this worldwide tour was sold out, you know, theaters like, like Madison Square Garden. And he's selling out the, the, you know, the symphony in, over in Australia, you know, and it's, it's, it's amazing. So I highly recommend for everyone that's getting ready to start on this big dream journey with us, go get yourself a copy, go online, find a copy of, of Eddie Izzard's movie. And, and you will not be, you will not be disappointed. It is so inspiring.

That's amazing. Okay. Yeah. Winner. Are you ready?

I am ready, yes.

Okay, so our first winner is. Hopefully I could read my handwriting. Ed Padilla.

Ed Padilla. Okay, awesome.

So Ed wants to start a pediatric office. And now I can't read my handwriting, but it was amazing.

All right, so that's awesome. So how do we, how do we have Ed. How do we have Ed contact me to get this set up?

Yeah, why don't you, you want to give your email or do it on Facebook Messenger? What do you think's the best, best way?

Yeah, I think if you just, if you just message me Ed through Messenger on Facebook, I think that'd be great. And then we'll, we'll just set up a time to do a zoom and that's awesome because I, I also, about two years ago, I helped, I helped a doctor who wanted to get a new practice set up, and I kind of helped her through the Whole process. And she was. She had like a different holistic approach to what she wanted to do. So I kind of coached her through the whole thing over a course of about seven months. So I've got some experience with this, so I'm happy to help you with that idea. So that's awesome. And, and what we're really talking about here is, you know, helping you find that authentic self confidence that you can do this. So that's cool. Going back to that Eddie Izzard movie, believe I was just gonna say that, like, everyone should get their hands on that. Watch that, what that movie inspired me to do. When I watched it, I saw that Eddie Izzard was not a. He was showing that he wasn't able to get stage time when he first started out as a comedian because he was horrible, which everybody's horrible when they first start, and he sucked. So what he did was he went in London and he started his own comedy club inside a restaurant. And he put himself on every single show for years to get better as a comedian. So when I saw that, I did the same thing. I started the Comedy palace in San Diego and I put myself on seven shows a week every week for eight years. I was inspired by Eddie Izard's movie. I did three. I did one show on Thursday, three shows on Friday nights, and three shows on Saturday nights. And I did that every week for eight years. And here's the incredible part was after I become a good comedian and after I'd gotten on television, I was doing a charity fundraiser at the Louvre in Paris in the basement where they do Mercedes Fashion Week. After I just raised over $2 million for orphanages at the Louvre, I walked back to my hotel. It was the W Hotel across the street from the Symphony in Paris from the Opera House. And who's in the bar, standing there, having a drink, who just finished his show at the Opera House? Eddie Izzard. And I tell Eddie the whole story about how I was inspired by him and how I did the same thing that he did and how he created this, this comedy club and then how it led to me having the, you know, the, the. The confidence to go after this idea for my TV show. And you want to know what he told me? He said, mate, I just watched you on the telly. I love your show. Which was just full circle crazy, right?

Wow, that's amazing.

Yeah, I've got a picture of Eddie and I somewhere, so I'll have to post that in the group so everybody can see it. Yeah. Because then the next Day, Lori and I ran into in the lobby the hotel one more time and we got him to take a selfie with us.

That is so cool. Yeah, I, I, oh good. This is from LinkedIn, I think. I love your name. War Lizard. That's so good.

Oh yeah, yeah. So that's my, that's my friend Phil. Phil was, Phil is, he's really, well, he's extremely well known on Reddit. War Lizard and he's, he, he served with me over in Iraq in Desert Storm and we've been friends for over 30 years. He's an awesome guy. It's so cool to see lots of lot friends. So I'm going through some more of these. Oh, I see someone that says awesome, go Hanau. Hi, I went to Hanau High School in Hanau, Germany when I was a kid.

Oh wow, that is so cool. Isn't it amazing? Like through a Facebook group now you can like, you have so much lived experience, right. Of all of these just really cool things you've done. And now you guys are all in this one space together and Sean's going to bring you together through this community and be able to celebrate your successes and you going towards your big dream. Like how exciting is that? That like, you know, the world is so disconnected but now through a Facebook group, we're able to bring everyone together and you're able to celebrate.

Yeah, cool. Groups of friends from different chapters of my life. I've got my friends from when I grew up in Germany. I got my friends from when I was in the army and served over in Desert Storm. I've got my group of friends from my work history, from, you know, different jobs I worked at. But then I have friends from when I was in television, stand up comedy auctioneering, non profits. And what's cool is as I went through and looked at the 188 people that have joined the group, I've noticed that I've got bits and pieces from all of these chapters of my life. And so I know for a fact that there's some extremely talented people that are in this group that are going to help you guys. So when you throw out there what your big dream is, I know there's a lot of positive people here that will have, that will be there to support you and some really smart people with some really incredible skills. Yeah.

And I think so let's talk about what the group's going to be and we talked a little bit about kind of what, what you're going to be giving to the group. But we want to also talk about what you guys are going to be giving to the group too, because that's really how this is going to work, is by Sean basically creating this space for you guys to connect. And now you're all going to be able to both ask, you know, he's going to be able to help guide you through your getting your big dream, but also you're going to be able to help each other. And so something I think would be really cool to do, Sean. And we're going to talk about what they're going to do every day. But just after this live, a lot of people I'm seeing so many comments saying you're inspired. You know, Sean's amazed, like all these great things and you commented your big dream. I think it would be great if you guys post in the group tonight after this live or even now while we're still going, and just like copy and paste your big dream or type it in to like a general post into the do the big dream group and say, why? Why do you want to do that big dream? What are you excited about? Yeah. And I think that'll, like, help ignite you guys and the group and you'll get to see what everyone's dreams are. And I'd love you to share what you decided was going to be a good thing for them to do every day in the group. So that way, that way you're taking action towards your big dream each day.

Yeah. So, okay, thanks. Thank you, Stacy, because so here's how I'm envisioning this. So to get us started, each Monday when we get together, I'm going to go through the different core steps first. First, I'm going to cover the first three pillar steps that I really feel that everyone needs to learn, which is the get rid of that fear of rejection. Then I think the other thing you need to have is that authentic self confidence. And then the other thing I want you to learn is selling and sales so that you can basically be persuasive and to be persuasive to others to try to sell them on your dream and to solicit people to get on board and help you out. So once we cover those, then, then I'm going to dive into the 15 steps within the formula of what's going to get you to your big dream. So as we're going through each one of these weeks, what I'm going to ask people to do is to. Is to basically take baby steps towards what their big dream is. Because in the beginning, like I said, before, someone might have watched this video, but I put a video up that says, you know, before we, you know, before we learn to walk, we gotta, we gotta crawl and then we gotta learn to walk. And before we can run, we got, you know. And so basically the idea is that these little tiny baby steps are what's going to get you to your big giant goal. And what's going to happen is it's going to speed up because once you, once you learn these pillar skills and once we get into the 15 steps and you. And you understand what those, what those 15 steps are, and once I've got you going, then what's going to happen is you're going to, you're going to, you're just going to take off and you're going to get into momentum. It's going to be amazing. So what I'm hoping is that everyone who really, who takes this serious and are like, yeah, I'm going to do this. I'm going to learn this stuff. I'm going to put it into action. I hope that you become active in the group and you encourage others, and if you see someone, if you see people putting in there what their baby step was or whatever, encourage them, cheer them on. I'm going to be doing the same thing. But ultimately, there's a lot of negativity in the world. And so by creating this space for us, we, we just want to have some. Someplace where it's super positive, where we've got big dreamers who are like, okay, don't know how. This is how I'm going to do this. But Sean says we're going to do it, we're going to do it and it's gonna be cool.

Yeah, let's pick someone's dream and, like, give an example of what some baby steps they could do. Even just starting tomorrow towards the big dream. Do you want me to.

Yeah, let's do it. Let's pick. Let's pick it.

Okay, let's do, let's do this one. The one that just posted. My big dream is to be a grant writer so that I can learn to use my talent for writing to help non profits get the funding that they need to help others. So we're going to give you guys an example of what you're going to post. So if this is your dream, basically tomorrow you could post something that's a baby step towards this big dream. So let's, so let's, let's give a little. A couple examples.

Yes, I love that big dream because, you know, I'VE worked with these nonprofits for, over the years, you know, as the, as a charity fundraising auctioneer. And I know for a fact that that non profits desperately need whoever this person is. They definitely, they need you. They desperately need you because there's a shortage of people who are talented at writing grants. But these grants can really make a huge difference in the lives of lots of people. So first of all, congratulations on having such an amazing, wonderful dream. That's cool. That dream feels like it's something that you could, that you could do in pretty short order. And here are some of the steps that I would take. First thing I would do is I would just go and research the online courses for grant writing and, and then find out what the top courses are. One of the things that I, that I would highly recommend is if you're using Chat gtp, go into Chat GTP and type in there that you are interested in taking an online course for grant writing and what are the top courses, you know, in the United States? And it'll spit them out for you. And then, and then go to those websites and check it out. Now let's just say that, for example, let's say you don't have the startup capital to just sign up for a class right away, but you still want to learn it. Then the other thing that I would highly recommend is that you, you basically do some research for some of the top grant writers in the United States and then you reach out to them personally and say, hey, this is my big dream. I want to be a grant writer. And I was wondering if you would be willing to share with me some of the grants that you've written that have been approved and if you could tell me how you research those to help me kind of get started. So you could put some feelers out there and see if there's someone that would do that. Then the other thing you could do is you could just, we could do some research online and start typing in grants that got approved and start reading those. And then. This is going to sound nuts, but I learned this from some of the most famous standup comedians and some, some of the most famous movie script writers. I had the privilege of sitting down with a gentleman one night and I had dinner with him and he's written several movies for Disney. And I asked him, I said, wow, I go, you've had such success writing these Disney movies. How did, how did you get started? And he said, I took, I found some of my favorite movies that I just absolutely loved in the genre that I wanted to write in and I got copies of them and I rewrote them word for word. And I go, wow, you did, you know. Yes. And I go, why would you, why did you do that? He goes, because I wanted to see what it felt like to write a wonderful script. I wanted to know what it was like in. So I would just, you know, I was just retyping it in. And I go, how many did you do that for? He goes. He goes, probably far more than I want to admit, but I did it for a bunch of them because I wanted to get the rhythm down. I wanted to see what it felt like to write an amazing script. And he goes, so I didn't reinvent the wheel. And he goes, and then once I. Once I felt like I had the formula down and I knew how to do it, he goes, I wrote, I read a book called Save the Cat. And he goes, and then what? After I read Save the Cat, he goes, I use what I learned and Save the Cat to write my first movie script. And guess what? He goes, my first movie script I sold. And, and it's. And it's a famous movie. I believe it's called a Dolphin's Tail or something like that.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

That's how he did it. And so I would highly recommend that if, if you want to become a, A grant writer, if you, if you can, if you can take an online course, fantastic. If you don't have the money for it, you, you find other copies of them out there and you start retyping them based on what you're seeing. Be sure and get stuff that's been approved, you know, that they got funded on.

Look at this. Already we're having someone help this person with their big dream. Right. And giving your idea.

Yeah. If their score. That's a really good one. You're right. That it's a nonprofit. That's right. And it's retired. Basically. Yes. That's. Thank you for bringing up score. I don't know who just suggested that, but that's awesome because score is. It's free, it's a non profit and they will help you. And it's people who, who've had a successful career in different fields and then they'll sit down with you and give you some coaching. So that's a, that's great. And then, and as you do this stuff, come back into the group and tell everybody like what you did. Because I can guarantee you that even if people have other dreams in other areas, there's going to be things that Each one of us learn and we come back and we share with each other that other people can use as a resource.

Definitely. And okay, we have one more prize we're going to give out, and we'll announce that one later on tonight or tomorrow morning at the latest because we're going to pick from all the comments and pick one more person. But we'll do that offline because I think that last time was harder than I thought just because of the restream thing. But I'd love to have you guys also just share based on what Sean was saying about the baby steps, I want to make sure you see what you're going to be doing tomorrow is think about what your big dream was and what you said. What is a baby step that you could do tomorrow towards your big dream? And go ahead and comment and we can make sure that we're. Everyone knows what the, the role is in the group because the more that you guys are able to share and take action, what you're doing, the more the group is going to come alive. You'll be able to help each other. And then Sean is going to be able to look through stuff so that on Monday, he's able to then basically share this and celebrate your successes.

Yes.

You taking baby steps, whether it's big, small, tiny, whatever it is, those actions are going to be celebrated, you know, throughout the. Throughout the time that he's with you guys.

Yeah. That's awesome. You know, We've got about 11 minutes left in this hour that we're sharing with everybody. So I was kind of thinking that maybe what I could do now, Stacy's, because we got about 11 minutes left is I'd like to just dive right in and tell everyone the story about how to overcome that fear of rejection. I was either thinking about sharing that story or I was thinking about the. I was thinking about, like, what do you. What would you think about me sharing the story about the gold medalist?

Yeah, I love that one. Yeah, for sure.

So basically, I just want to give you guys, like, a little taste of the things that we're going to be going over.

Sorry, I just have to. Oh, my God. I just saw this and I'm so excited.

Yeah.

So we already have the. I just did a baby step I posted. That's exactly right. So that's. That's the idea I want you guys to see. That's what you're. You're going to be able to do is those baby steps are what you're. You're. You're posting and so that's perfect. And then start writing my stage play. I've done storytelling, so. Perfect. So tomorrow that's what you guys are going to be doing is you'll start posting these baby steps that you're doing. Okay, now go.

I just want. Yeah, and also if you want to like make like a short little clip of yourself, you know, on your phone, like a little video and you want to share that as well, do it because people love watching little short videos. You know, try to keep it under a minute. You know, if you could do like 15, 20, 30 seconds, you know, not too long. But if you want to just tell everyone like, hey, I just did this towards my big gym. I just took this baby step. It's pretty cool. So. And you could follow that up with whatever you want to type in your post. But thank you for doing that. So I'm gonna, I'll share this one story about finding your authentic self confidence. I'm gonna share this one story with you about when I was 15 years old because I think this is some, a really good way for us to end today and kind of like send everybody off thinking about this. So when I was, when I grew up in Germany as a kid and I went to a German school and I, I had always had wanted to ski and learn how to ski and in, in my town there was a ski team in Hanau and I couldn't. My, my father sold life insurance and he, sometimes he would have commission checks and we would have money, but then sometimes he wouldn't and he, he didn't sell anything. And we, bad things would happen. Our electricity would get shut off or, you know, we would get eviction notices or that kind of stuff.

Stuff.

And so we never had a consistent income in the family. So even though I wanted to be on the ski team, my parents couldn't afford to actually put me on the team and to, you know, buy me all the skis and all that stuff. But it turns out that the ski team at Hano had a scholarship for one kid and I got that scholarship. I was the underprivileged kid that got to be on, on the ski team. And as such they gave me rental skis. They gave me a pair of rental skis, rental boots, rental poles and, and I was skiing in like a pair of sweatpants and an oversized jacket. But I got, I was so excited because I just got to be on the ski team and they would pay for my hotel and my, and my lift passes and I get to ride down with all the other Kids in the van. But the difference was, is that all the other kids had, like, latest state of the art ski equipment. The best skis, poles, boots, everything. They had aerodynamic race suits. Their parents were sending them to private clinics. Like, they were real serious about this. But I learned to ski, and I became a good skier. But I never even never entered my mind that I was ever going to win a race because I was like, look at me. I got rental skis. I got this crappy outfit. How am I going to compete against these kids that have all the best stuff? And so it just so happened that my church youth group was going on a ski trip to Switzerland. It sounds pretty exotic, but we only live two hours from Switzerland at the time, so we go there. So I wasn't even with the ski team. And all the kids in my youth group, they had to take ski lessons because most of them didn't know how to ski. So I'm off skiing by myself because by this time, I'd been on the ski team for about four years and I was a really good skier. So I'm like, racing down this Black diamond ski run in Wengen, Switzerland, and it was this really steep mountain, and I'm just flying down this thing like a bat out of hell. And at one point, I remember passing someone. It was just like. Like that. And I. But I didn't even. I didn't even, you know, I didn't take notice of them. I was just going so fast. I had my headphones on. This is like 1980. I think it was 1984. And I've got like. I'm listening to Van Halen, and I'm just like. I'm in my own world, right? I get down to the bottom of the hill, to the bottom of the chairlift, and I'm leaning on my poles and I'm trying to catch my breath, and this guy skis up to me and he starts yelling at me. And so I take my headphones off and he goes, hey.

Hey, you.

And I go. I turn around, I go. I go, me? I go, did I do something wrong? He goes, oh, you're American? And I said, yeah, I'm American. He goes, oh. He goes, are you here for the lab of horn? I go, what? He goes, the lab a horn? Are you here for the lab a horn? I'm like, dude, I don't even know what the labor horn is. I'm here with my church youth group. He goes, how old are you? I go, well, I'm 14, but I'm about to turn 15 real soon. He goes, you're. He goes, you're only about 14. About to turn 15. And I go, yeah. And he goes, what are you doing in Switzerland? I go, I'm here with my church youth group. I live in Germany. And. And he goes, you live in Germany? I go, yeah, it's a long story, but my dad sells life insurance. We live in Germany. He goes, okay. He goes. He goes, well, you should race someday, kid. I go, oh, I do. I race. I'm on a ski team. He goes, oh, awesome. How many races have you won? I said, well, I. I've never won a race. I go, I've got these rental skis and these rental boots and these poles and this oversized jacket and the other kids got latest state of the art skis, and they've got aerodynamic race suits. And he goes, shut up. He goes, be quiet. I go, what? This guy literally says to me, he goes, just shut up. Just stop talking. And I go, what? He goes, dude. He goes, get on the chairlift with me and ride back up the mountain. Well, I'm a little, you know, freaked out at this point, but I do. I get on the chairlift with them and he goes, hey. He goes, let me ask you something. He goes. He goes, have you ever heard of Billy the Kid? And I go. I go, the cowboy? The cowboy. Billy the Kid. He goes, no, man. He goes, let me ask you something. He goes, did you watch the Winter Olympics last winter in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia? And I go, yes, I did. I go, an American won the gold medal in the downhill for the first time. He goes, yes. He goes, yes. He goes, an American did win. Bill Johnson. I go, yeah, Bill Johnson. He goes, yeah, that's me. Billy the Kid, Bill Johnson. And I go, oh, my God, you're Bill Johnson. You're Billy the Kid. And he goes, that's what I'm trying to tell you. And he goes, listen to me, kid. He goes. He goes, I didn't ski up to you because I wanted to be friends with you. He goes, I don't need any new friends. He goes, I got plenty of friends. He goes, I saw you flying down that mountain so fast. He goes, I freaked out, and I thought I was going to have to race you in the Lab a horn tomorrow. He goes, the Lab a horn is the World Cup. I go, what, you thought I could race you in the World Cup? He goes, you're that good? And I go, wow. I go, really? He goes, yes. And he goes, you got to quit telling yourself all the reasons why you can't win. You got to quit making up all these excuses. He goes, because here's the secret. And he paused. He goes, what you sell yourself on is what you will buy. What you buy is what you will project, and what you project is what other people will buy about you. You need to start telling yourself all the reasons why you have nothing to lose and everything to gain and why you're good enough to win. He goes, you need to. You need to internalize it, you need to believe it, you need to buy it, and you need to project it. So I said, wow, okay, that's pretty awesome. So around this time, we get to the top of the mountain, he skis off to the right. I never see this man ever again. I ski off to the left. But he got in my brain and I started thinking about it. Yeah, what do I have to lose? I just. I'm just gonna go for it. What? What, What? Why have I been holding back?

What?

You know? And two months later, in Garmish, Germany, I won two gold medals. I won a gold medal in the giant slalom, and I won a gold medal in slalom. And so that was because of that encounter. And it, and it made me realize that, like, that it's. It's so true. It's what we sell ourselves on. It's that self talk. So what I want you to do is I want you to stop eliminating the negative self talk. And every time you feel that coming in, I want you to stop and I want you to focus on the positive self talk. And I want you to get good at selling yourself on all the reasons why you're going to succeed at your big dream and why you deserve to accomplish this in this one lifetime that we've been given. So that's what we're going to do each week. And it's going to be a lot of fun. And I can't wait to do this with you, this journey with you guys.

So awesome. Very cool. And I wanted to just show you guys really quick. Sean has a packet that he put together for you. We won't show it today, but just to give you an idea of where it is. I don't know if you could see my screen, hopefully, but it's under this file section here. And then you'll click on it here, and then it'll download, and then you'll be able to basically just learn more about Sean. And then also it shows the daily action, what you guys are going to be doing, which is social accountability. And then you're going to post each Day, basically just with hashtag baby step. Just saying what baby step you took that day to do your big dream. Do you want to say any parting words on that, too? Just so. So they're feeling inspired to be able to share as they're going towards their big dream.

Yeah, so. So listen, inside this group today, we're restreaming to. To on all the platforms to try to open this up to more people that might want to join us, because we're about to kick this thing off. And starting on Monday, we're next Monday, we're diving right in on the lessons. So but once we're in the private group, that's a safe space, man. That's where everybody. Everyone here. We're all about achieving the unthinkable. Like the. Like that. Like those big, gigantic lifelong dreams that seem impossible. That's what we're all about, is going after the impossible. So share your journey. Let other people reach out and help you as well. And take the lessons that I teach you and then let other people chime in. And the best way for you to help other people within the group is to share with them your journey and what you're learning along your journey. Because what will happen is these are all little ingredients that people can use in their own cake that they're baking their own big dream cake. So as you're going through and you're learning like, oh, like someone said, hey, go to score. I'm like, oh, yeah, that's right. Score. You know, there's all these things that people that we're aware of, but we have forgotten. So collectively, we're going to come together, we're going to throw all these ingredients out there, and the best way to help other people is not necessarily to just reach out to them and say, hey, let me give you this advice. The best way to help other people is for you to share what you learned along the way, because then people can just pick and choose what it is that they want to, you know, to use to keep, you know, keep themselves momentum and going forward.

So good. All right, well, yay. We're here. Kicked off.

Yeah, we did it. That you guys. That was one hour. It's already flown by. Thank you so much for coming in. And. And I look forward to seeing everybody in here next Monday. And we're gonna just dive right in with the lessons. Kind of like I just did the. The gold medal one that we just shared with you, and. And. And then we're just off to the races, to the big dream. Thank you so good.

And we'll announce the second winner later on tonight. Thanks, you guys so much for joining. Remember to post your big dream tonight in the group, and then tomorrow, feel free to share your baby step towards your big dream.

Yeah.

And also before we. Before we wrap this up, everybody, I just want to say a gigantic thank you to stacy for. For MCing this for me and hosting this and actually for inviting me onto her podcast, and then for her challenging me and saying, hey, when are you going to share these ideas with the world? Thank you very much for being here today, and thank you for helping me. Show me how to pull all this together, because without Stacy showing me how to pull all this together, I know for a fact I wouldn't be here today. I've got this great content to share, but sometimes you need someone else to help you, and this is a perfect example, like, how all of us could use help to get to our big dream. And so, Stacy, thank you for helping me get here to my big dream. And I look forward to taking this journey with everybody. Thank you.

Thank you. It's been a privilege. And just, you guys know, when you see someone's heart and, like, what they want for the world and you get to be just even a speck in that, it's just the most amazing thing, and that's what we're all going to be here together doing. So. All right, well, thank you, and thanks for coming. I feel like we need to do the big dream ending. You want to just cheer it? Do the big dream.

Yeah, I think, like, so each week, I'm going to be referring to you guys as the big dreamers. You know, big dreamers. And. And. And listen, I think. Oh, I just saw that my friend Ricardo from. From Guadalajara is on here. I know Ricardo since he was probably, like, I think he's, like, 18. And we had our first. Had my first little entrepreneur business when I came home from Iraq, and Ricardo was there to help me with it, and he was the one that taught me some phrases in Spanish. And anyway, he's a lovely man, and he's got a beautiful family, and it's been so cool to see his journey. So, Ricardo, you got to let me know what your big dream is, because I can't wait to help you on your journey to your big dream, because whatever it is, you deserve it because you're such a wonderful, special person, and there's so many people in here that deserve this because they're such great people. So thank you, everyone.

Yes. All right, have a good evening, you guys. Bye.