Why do you think leaders hide from funding their vision?
This is an inside job.
This is about coming out about this vision you have for the world.
Because I think the biggest challenge is the world is going to vote about your vision.
And I don't even say judge anymore.
They're just going to vote about it.
Yeah, I want to give to that.
No, I don't want to give that.
You're crazy.
Water for everybody?
That's nuts.
Who's going to?
No, but I, you know, right?
It's exactly right.
The world is doing this every single day.
And we all want this.
I'm going to get a little psychological on us for a second.
We all want, I need every human being to love everything I say every second.
Is that going to happen?
So it's the ability to go, oh, I just need two thumbs up and I need, and there might
be four thumbs down.
I love that you, because we're doing it.
And then they gave us the tool to do it.
Yeah.
Thank you Apple and not thank you Apple, right?
Like, oh my God, because it's vulnerable.
It takes courage.
It takes commitment.
It's the year where you, I mean, my, when I first came out of the great gate, putting
vigor game into the world, I did a big conference.
I lost $35,000 that year.
I had the willingness to lose for the sake of the game winning.
Most people don't want to do that.
I invested a huge amount of money.
You've probably invested huge amounts of money to get this going.
Good on you.
Right?
And, you know, and of course, how do you make money in the backend?
You guys are all figuring that out.
You're helping me figure that out.
I don't like how does this happen?
How do I make money?
I'm a live cast.
Does it even happen?
Right.
And you know, I love learning from people like you.
How does this happen?
So I can feel funded.
And so that's, that's maybe a long answer, but the, but the speaking it, I don't want
to link one story to it.
It's a little more vulnerable.
I hope your audience is okay with this, but I'm out about it all, you know, so I was a
closeted gay man.
Okay.
From like, whenever you discover like I was 12 and I kind of went, I think I might be,
this is the years by the way, when it was not normal.
This is the seventies.
Right.
You know, this is not cool.
My church turned on me.
My family kind of turned on me.
It didn't go well, but I moved to California.
Classic, you know, I lived in the East coast, moved to the West coast, get far away from
everything that I knew, discovered myself, became an actor, got in some movies, started
to speak, wrote a, like it started to work.
Right.
Then of course, as I started to be successful, people started to come back my way.
The point of this story is the volume of judgment that came at me saying, you're not allowed
to be the way you're being freed me up.
It actually frees you when there's that much judgment coming at you.
Interesting.
It just frees you up because it's like, what have I got to lose?
I'm already burning in hell from half the country.
So what?
Okay.
You see, it sort of actually freezes like, okay, got it.
You think I'm, you should, I, you know, just give me the same rights that I get to vote
and I get to buy my taxes and I get to visit my partner in the hospital.
There's a whole issues here, but just give me the same rights.
But in terms of moral, if you think I'm burning, not you, if anybody's thinking burning in
hell, fantastic have at it.
You know what I mean?
It doesn't have any bearing on me anymore.
So that's the, when you come out, this is the out part.
When you come out with your vision, it's sort of like, you're trying to avoid all that judgment
and you actually have to go towards creating more judgment.
Wow.
Because your vision does create something.
It just does.
And so it's all about coming out about it louder.
I'm going to be so classically like a gay parade, louder and prouder.