Will Humphreys and Speaker A discuss building lasting legacy as leaving your field better than you found it. They argue reconnecting with your original passion matters, especially when mentoring students with big dreams, and that linking that passion to profitable work lets you be both happy and financially successful.
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That's kind of what we talk about. My personal belief, we always talk about having that eternal impact, right? And so that's what we always want to leave with our legacy, is that eternal impact of like, hey, we found this profession better than when it came in— or sorry, we left it better than whenever we found it. And that's just a good passion of ours.
Yeah, so rock stars, as you're watching this, I want to highlight something that Bobby said. I think it's really powerful to reconnect with that passion that we got in this— into the industry in the first place. We're here right now with all these students And all these students are walking around with big smiles on their face, big dreams in their eyes. And there's, there's a cynic in me that partly goes, oh man, they don't know. Right. But there's the hope in me and the hope in these guys and others who recognize this is the greatest profession in the world. And when we can connect to products and services, whether it's PRN or anything else that has found that ability to connect with that passion and reignite it, that's why we're going to overcome the challenges in our industry and become profitable and do not just like be happy at work, but have the profits to match it, right?