https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBmnBTNM_AI

So as I've gone into my world of like identifying what gives me energy, that alone has freed me up mentally. I used to do a lot of coaching. When I first sold my private practice, I started a billing company and I started coaching people because that's just a natural progression and I knew I'd be very good at it. And I had this dream of being famous in a way of like, not famous, but like having this large clientele base and being this big impactful coach. And guess what? I was really good at it. This isn't. I mean, there's a lot of things I suck at, but like that I was really good at it, but I felt horrible. And it took. I did this for three years. I remember having a day where I had back to back coaching clients and I'd go home and tell my wife that I am just drained. Maybe my testosterone is low, like something was wrong with me. And then I took the six working geniuses test and realized that I don't get energy from coaching one on one. As a matter of fact, it's. It's one of my sabotages. So when I realized that what I do get energy from is galvanizing or, or teaching groups of people, which again, I didn't think there was a big difference between the two, but boy, is there.