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Tell me about your vision.

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Yeah, it's nice to talk to you.

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So we started Creators about two years ago.

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And Creators is a community of trailblazers.

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And essentially what we're trying to do

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is help people unlock their God-given potential.

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And that's through a wide array of services that we offer.

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The biggest one is co-living.

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So we invite people in to live in shared homes.

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And everyone has their own room.

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And we're basically bringing community together.

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And usually the conversations where

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people have the most breakthrough in their lives

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are around the dining table, in the backyard, at the fire pit.

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And we always say this.

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And it's maybe a little bit of a cliche.

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But it's like, show me your five friends,

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and I'll show you your future.

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And I think in this world, we're becoming more isolated and more

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lonely than we ever have.

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And as a result, I think people's futures are generally

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looking less and less bleak.

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And I also believe that your best future lies

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in your deepest relationships.

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And we really want people to be able to find community.

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And combating loneliness is just the starting block for us.

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And as I mentioned, we really want

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to propel people from the launch pad of community

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to help them achieve their God-given potential.

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And that could be through different networking events

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that we have.

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It could be through different small groups that we host,

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and even small master classes that we

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have to help give people the skill sets to go and start

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their own businesses.

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And a lot of people right now feel stuck maybe at a W-2.

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They feel like they're a cog in a wheel.

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And hey, this is someone else's vision, not my own.

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And I really want to have purpose.

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And I want to have belonging.

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And I think a lot of people are at this crossroads

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at the moment.

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And coming out of COVID, there's been a lot of introspection.

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And we want to give people the tool set

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and fan the flames of their own vision

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to help them achieve and do big things to impact our city.

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I love that.

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And I will say there's nothing cliche about truth,

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in my opinion.

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And that's what you just shared.

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That's fantastic.

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Getting these individuals in a position

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to where they have a supportive group of not necessarily

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even like-minded people, but supportive people.

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What an amazing life-changing experience that could be.

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So it reminds me of Bill Gates, actually,

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and Bill Gates' first living setup.

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He lived in his office with several other friends.

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They would shower at the YMCA.

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They'd just eat pizza and all collab together.

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There's lots of great visionaries

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who pulled a really tight knit and close together

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with a few additional collaborators.

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And they didn't necessarily know what they were going

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to build either.

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But the ability to build when having that type of support

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and camaraderie, again, the rest is history.

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We know his story.

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So where did your vision come from to start creators

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and bring people together to not only combat loneliness,

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but create an amazing future for each other

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and with each other?

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I would say it's a vision and a dream

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that I've had for the better half of a decade.

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But I would say that seed really started

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to sprout during the pandemic.

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And I had my own doubt with loneliness

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as I moved from New York City to Austin

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right when the pandemic hit and felt like the people

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that I was finding in Austin maybe

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weren't the caliber of people that I found in New York City.

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And I started to adopt this victim mentality.

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And I had a friend in my community

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that checked me very quickly and said,

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hey, if you continue down this road,

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you're going to end up in a very bleak place.

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And so for me, I had a wake-up call

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and I had a revelation to be like,

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hey Tim, you need to be the one to go and cultivate.

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No one wants to be around that person that's crotchety

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and complaining and negative all the time.

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And I'm like, you know what?

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I'm going to go out into the world.

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I'm going to sow my seed.

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I'm going to encourage people.

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And it was crazy because I attracted the type of person

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that I was really looking for because I was the one going out

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there and building and cultivating and speaking life

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and encouraging and sharing business ideas.

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And it's crazy how the people now that are my founders

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rallied around me.

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And that was kind of the start and the birthing

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of what we're doing at Creators.

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And me finding my own community, and I

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know what that's like to feel lonely and to feel isolated

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and to feel disconnected.

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Now I just have so much zeal and zest in my own life

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and passion to help people go and find that themselves.

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And over the last two years, it's

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been a long journey for us.

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But I would say our superpower is bringing people

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off the sideline into the game.

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And we always say, you don't have

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to be qualified to be a creator.

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You just have to show up.

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And that's why we bring people to events

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is we get them in the door.

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And then from there, they're going to find connection

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and then go deeper, deeper, deeper, and deeper.

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There's one more that I want to hit because you

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have adepts to you that I'm enjoying.

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All right.

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So Tim, when it comes to the story behind your why,

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I've obviously skipped the question.

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What is your why?

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But I got to know, what's the story behind your why?

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Why do you care about everybody else's results

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when you've already started building your own?

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And is there a story that got you there?

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That's a really great question.

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I always tell our guys, it's like,

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we got to have the why that'll make you cry.

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And I'm going to tear up even as talking to you.

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But yeah, I think there was a season in my life

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where I was just really searching to figure out,

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what am I supposed to do?

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What am I supposed to create?

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How am I supposed to have impact?

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And I think for me, being isolated and being lonely

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really drove me.

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I think maybe it's the polarity of the loneliness

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and the community.

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And once you have something that's so rich and life-giving,

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it's something that you'll never let go of.

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And I oftentimes think about, when people show up

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to your funeral, what do they say?

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And there was a time in my life where I chased the success,

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I chased the likes, I chased the money,

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I chased all of these things.

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And I had this revelation that when people show up

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to my funeral, that's not what people say.

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They don't say Tim had the best cars.

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They don't say, well, Tim had the biggest houses.

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What I wanted people to say about me was, hey,

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Tim was generous.

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Like, the things that he was entrusted with,

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he gave back to others.

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And we have this ethos at our company that's, when we get,

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we give.

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And when we learn, we teach.

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And when we get vision, we sow that vision.

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And for me, my faith has so much to do with our business.

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And I feel like I have just received so much, so much grace,

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so much, I think, just mercy on my own life.

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And I think when you receive something specifically

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from God that is so incredibly abundant,

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it's like from that overflow, there's nothing else for that.

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There's nowhere else for that to go.

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It's like you have this cup that's just overflowing.

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And I've been super fortunate and blessed

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from my cup to overflow.

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And I think as a result, this business

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is me wanting to go out and pour into other people.

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And I think it's really easy to go outside and look at the world

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and to be overwhelmed with the things that are happening.

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I always say, we can't help everybody,

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but we can help somebody.

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And that will always be our mentality.

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And that will always be the thing that we lead with is, hey,

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how can we help the person next to us?

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We can't solve world hunger.

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We can't solve potable water in every country.

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But it's like, what can we do tomorrow or today

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for our neighbor?

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And I think when a community catches that vision,

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not what can I give, but what can I give,

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you can change the trajectory and the course

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of a community and potentially maybe even a city.

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And I know those are grand goals and dreams to have,

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but I really just am starting with today.

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And that's what happened two years ago.

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It was like, hey, I'm planting the seed.

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And there's going to be a season to plant in seed,

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and we're still there.

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But there will be also a time for that harvest.

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And that's kind of, I'll get off my soapbox,

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but that's how I got to where we are today.

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I'll put you back on a little bit.

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So what is for you the source, the greatest source of your faith

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and your connection to God?

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How did you unlock that?

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Again, I would say community.

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When I was a small town kid raised in Colorado,

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and when I was 27, I told my mom I was moving to New York City.

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And she says, you can't move to New York City.

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You cannot move to New York City.

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It's a godless place.

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And she moved off of that position pretty quick.

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But she says, there's one caveat.

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I'm a grown man at this point.

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When my mom says, promise me that you'll find a church.

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And so I was like, all right, all right, mom.

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I brushed her off.

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And when I moved there, to her credit, she kept,

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she's like, find a church, find a church, find a church.

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And back to the community piece, it

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was like I found that person that was like me, that

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had a similar story that I had.

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And I had someone that had the vision and had creativity

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and had intellect and the ability to raise money

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and to come up with ideas and bring them to life.

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And my experience in the church was not that.

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And I think going to New York, I met this certain type of person

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that was cut from the same cloth.

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And honestly, I looked around and I said,

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I want to be like that.

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But I saw these people doing all those things

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for a greater purpose.

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And I think for me, that was really modeled for me.

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And that's when I caught wind of my own purpose and like, OK,

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I have been given all this stuff and all this skill set

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and this wisdom to move forward and to make a way.

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And I think first it was the community.

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The community was what gave me an opportunity

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to grow my relationship with God.

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The church community?

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Yeah, it was a church out in New York, the first church

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that I found in New York City.

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And it was that community that propelled me

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to have my own relationship too.

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And I think a lot of people that are of the faith,

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we confuse religion with relationship.

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And I found relationship where my whole life I just

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knew religion.

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And I was like, it's on me to have a relationship with God.

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And there's a saying, God has no grandchildren,

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meaning that just because your mom has a relationship

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or she's a believer, that doesn't make you a believer

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through osmosis.

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And I felt really challenged.

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And it was then at that moment finding that community

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that I was insulated and they pushed me towards my purpose.

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And I will never forget that.

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And that's kind of honestly the modeling that we're taking now

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is how do I do what those people did for me 10 years ago?

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That's what I'm doing now.

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And my hope is that the people that we encounter now,

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they catch our vision.

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They go, oh, OK, I'm on solid ground.

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Who am I pouring into?

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Who can I help?

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And that's the beauty of the model

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that we're trying to roll out.

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I appreciate that a lot.

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That's one of those things where I'm

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looking for the depths of that resource

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and trying to respect the reality that it's not

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necessarily a 1 plus 1 equals 2 answer.

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It's going to be somewhat different for everybody.

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So when you say community, I'm thinking like a gang.

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I'm thinking, well, it depends on the type of community

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it is.

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And so I'm like, all right, I wish

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Tim could just give us the exact answer to the recipe of life.

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And at the same time, there's an accumulation

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of characteristics, virtues, life choices.

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You mentioned the relationship with God directly

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in addition to the religion that exists there.

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And it's not always a linear answer for all of us

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to get to our truth, our success.

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And so those of you listening in,

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I think the greatest thing you can do with an opportunity

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like this is to evaluate yourself

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and see where you are at in that process of discovery.

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And then trust that you will, through your heart and mind,

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find your answer.

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It's not necessarily something Tim or myself or anybody else

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can spoon feed you as much as something

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that you want to appreciate and value the good choices

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in front of you and make those with intentionality.

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So anything you want to add to that, fire up up?

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That was very well said and really beautiful.

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I think maybe the one thing that I would add

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is that I realized that the rooms that I'm occupying,

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are there people in that room that

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have these virtues and these things that they embody

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characteristics that I want to step into?

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And that room for me has changed a lot over the last decade.

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And I recently got married.

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And the room that I'm trying to get in is not,

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thank you so much.

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Thank you, yeah.

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It's been three months.

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But the room that I'm trying to get in now

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is not people hustling, trying to start a business.

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Like the rooms that I'm trying to get in are,

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who are the people that I'm looking

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at that are great husbands?

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And I need to be closer to them because I

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want to learn how they're operating now.

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And similarly, the people that are raising families

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that I look up to, I'm like, wow, I

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love the way that they speak to their children

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and how their children honor their word.

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And parenting, I can imagine, is incredibly difficult.

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But I think for me, it's how do I get next to those people?

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And as I said before, show me your five friends,

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I'll show you your future.

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Or show me your friends, I'll show you your future.

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It's like, who are you hanging with?

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And I want to hang around great husbands and great dads

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because that's ultimately what I want to step into

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in this next season of my life.

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Thank you for being here today.

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I'm really happy that you tuned in to Vision Pros Live.

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I'm looking forward to seeing your reactions

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as these episodes continue to move forward.

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This is going to get more and more fun.

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We'll have more and more engagement as well.

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We'll invite people to participate in the show.

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And thank you for giving us your time and attention.

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Have an excellent time building out your vision

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and becoming a Vision Pro yourself.