That, what would you say, Glenn, is your why as well?
That's my what?
Yes.
Yes, I think that that's, I would say that's my why.
That's my passion right now is I want to get this word out
to people.
And we're doing it in different ways.
I told you we were about to release the first book
when COVID hit, and we didn't do it for six months.
And then my son says to me, Dad, because we always
thought we'd do a second book on positive influence
because we really felt like there was more to it.
And he said, Dad, the subject's sitting right there
and on our plate.
It's this crisis, this coronavirus crisis.
So that's how we did that book.
We're starting on the third book now
about people who teach other people what they need to know
in order to be successful.
And I'm seriously looking for people
who don't necessarily carry the title of teacher or professor,
but they teach us things, like podcast hosts.
Yeah.
Or like I've already done some interviewing on this.
For example, a nurse.
Nurses teach us all kinds of things
that are important for our health.
They don't carry the title.
You wouldn't think initially of a nurse as a teacher,
but they do.
And I interviewed her, and boy, a big part of her job
is teaching patients how to be healthy,
how to get the resources they need, so on.
I'm going to interview a pastor, a minister with a church,
because they have all kinds of things.
They counsel people.
They teach them how to live a better life, a happier life,
and the like.
So I'm going down that road now, because I
think it's really important.
And it's kind of an homage to my mother,
by the way, who was a teacher and a school teacher
and influenced to a considerable extent
why I'm doing what I'm doing.