Thank you. Thanks. Yeah. I try to keep it short and sweet, because that’s how I roll, but . . .
One time when I was really bored in my brother’s room, I was snooping around, and he didn’t like me snooping around in his room, so he said, “Hey, I’ll tell you what, if you leave, I’ll give you my harmonica,” right?
So I’m thinking, “Okay, cool,” because I’m going to leave anyway, so I might as well get something on the way out. I grabbed his harmonica, and I just fell in love with it instantly.
I think people find their passion by, for one thing, what do you think about when you start your day? What’s something that you’ve got to do that you love? I mean, there are things you have to do, but then there are things that you want to be doing. So what are those things, and then how do you use that to help other people?
Everything I do, I always try to make it to where people know, “Okay, yeah. I can do that. I can give, and yeah, I can use what I love, and this is what I love, and this is who I am, so I’m just going to use that and that’s great that he’s doing that.” And so, that’s kind of the main message, too, is just showing that it’s the little things, and it’s just being you, and it’s using that always.
Thank you all, so much.
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