Philip, tell me about your vision.
You know, it's such a big question
as far as what that entails, right?
And I think that, you know, for me at 39,
about to turn 40, I think one of the things
that comes up top of mind for me is, you know,
depending on how you look at the life expectancy,
a lot of people will probably say 40
is about that midlife midpoint, we'll say.
Some people look at it as a midlife crisis,
some people look at it as a midlife inventory check.
And so I think for me, it's a great time for me
to take note of what's happened over the past 39, 40 years,
and then ask myself, what's the vision
for God willing the next or the last 40 years potentially?
And so I think what that vision is for me
is just essentially a part where I'm being a great husband
and father, active and present,
which was different from how I had a father
when I was growing up.
Somebody that builds a business that I love,
that's helping a lot of people,
that's taking care of my family,
that I enjoy each day getting out of the bed,
and really just creating a lot of endless memories,
not only for family, but for loved ones,
while also having a strong positive impact
on those I come across as far as being a good student
is what I've been blessed with,
and influencing people for the better,
helping them live better lives.