These are just two of many books I've read of change makers in the last year and
I've realized
Just how much at times I feel connected with guys like Steve Jobs and Elon Musk
Not always in a good way, but in a way that really made me think
I'm gonna talk to you about why this is something that you might want to think about and
it is my
Birthday today, not just any birthday, but my 40th birthday and I'm kind of sitting here at the
Halfway point you might say of life and saying who am I? Where do I go from here and
Who do I really identify with?
So it's on that occasion that I wanted to talk to you about
Why I feel connected with people like this and maybe why you feel as I do
Disconnected from a lot of folks and why that's okay and how you can find
Your place in the world something that I've really been thinking about a lot in the year leading up to the big
4-0 and those thoughts were augmented more by the fact that I had a
Friend a business contact who didn't make it to 40
He was not much older than I was and he passed away earlier this year
I'm gonna share lessons I learned from that in a moment, but every birthday
I come to you in the recent years and should have you a message of where I'm at emotionally
What we do here is so much more than just tax rates and passports those are the strategic things, but at our core
I realized we're all
People and I talked at No Med Capitalist live this year about how I think we're all seeking love
We're all seeking to be heard. We're all seeking to be understood and when I read Steve Jobs
There's things where you kind of cringe
You say, oh, yeah
Wow, that guy was tough and then you realize there's times when I'm tough and it causes you to evaluate as you become more successful
What these guys were really about and what separates them from the average person?
But I I almost hope in every video I make every year. I hope I look back at the one previously
I hope I cringe just a little bit the same way some people might cringe at some of the stuff in these books
I hope that what I was saying a year ago and the thing that I said two years ago and the thing
That I said three years ago that I've grown a lot
it has been and some of you have been here for a journey where I think a lot of No Med Capitalists go through it where you're not entirely sure
where you fit in
you struggle with
Am I loved? Am I respected? Do people understand who I am?
and
It is cathartic in a sense to read about Steve Jobs or Elon Musk
And to realize they are even more in a minority of a minority than I am I grew up and
Probably had a different outlook even as a kid than most of their kids
I wanted to start a business from the time I was 12 years old back before it was cool and people would make fun of me
14 15 16 years old. Why do you want to start a business? You know, that seems stupid. You're a geek. I
Was a minority back then and I realized as you know, Elon Musk does a lot
Talked about in the book channel that into building something that hopefully has some impact on the world
But I was a minority back then. I am a business person. I am someone who lives in different places
I am someone who doesn't feel a great affinity towards
Anyone particular place and maybe has a certain affinity to places that I've adopted
But certainly doesn't have a great affinity to where I'm from and so if I look over my life
And you can probably do the same thing
I'm a minority of a minority of a minority and yet you look at people who have built great empires and
They're even more so and what it's taught me to do is to embrace that being a minority of a minority and
Changed the way I look at again what we talked about at Nomadic Capitalist live the concept of
Finding love and being heard and being understood. I was having kind of a self-help conversation
Early this year. I'm not a big fan of labels. I don't really like a lot of labels
Certainly, we've talked about the label of nationality. Not a big fan of that don't know what that adds
I like labels that at least we can control things that you do. I'm a builder. Here's what I built
Here's what I do. Here's what I stand for. Here's my vision. Here's my values
Those are the labels I want to attach myself the people who tonight
I will spend time with 17 people who are flying in
From I think 15 different cities to spend time with me friends. I've known from anywhere from a year to 20 years
Being in their inner circle them being in mind
That's a label I want to attach to myself because I control that and that reflects who I am as a person
But I've never liked labels otherwise
But here's a word that I I learned probably later than many people is the word neurodivergence and I
Never wanted to attach that word to myself and I don't suggest that you do it either
But it was something to think about and I talked to a handful of friends of mine with I how that seems like them
This idea that your brain is wired differently not the way I know Gen Z. I think 50% of Gen Z thinks they're neurodivergent which
Perhaps makes them different forms of neurodivergent or perhaps just make some of them neuro typical that they all think they're
Divergent not to say that everyone in Gen Z certainly thinks like that
But some of us are just wired differently. It's a question of nature versus nurture something
And I think about it a lot because I think it shapes who we are on our own nomad accomplice journey the idea of are our brains wired differently
I do not physically understand
The idea that you're born in a place and that if it doesn't serve you in some way
You're supposed to attach that to yourself as a badge for the rest of your life
You're supposed to identify it if you don't want to be there
You're supposed to be shamed by all the other people that perhaps is a form of neurodivergence what I learned
Hearing about that word and researching that word one of the new many kind of psychology words where I get everything has a label was
Maybe some of us are just wired a little bit differently and that is okay
And maybe it's even physical and we should have love for each other
It taught me to have a bit more understanding for folks who want to stay in one place
And I think over my many many years of living my own nomad accomplice journey. I've increasingly come
To respect people making their own choices
Most people don't choose to live the way that we do I think a lot of them choose
Just because they're used to where they're from they're afraid of making a change
But some they just they're just happy doing what they're doing and I have to respect that
But I think that drawing attention to folks like perhaps yourself and myself
That do wonder why is it that being born in a certain place?
I was born at 955 in the morning today 40 years ago in Cleveland, Ohio
What does that say about me other than it was a moment in time? It was
largely left to chance
people
Travel and give birth to give birth while traveling
More often than you'd think and as I've told you before I was born just across a lake from Canada
I have what I have identified entirely differently with my life be entirely different if I had been born across that lake and it really
You know caused me to to question those the kinds of questions that the Steve Jobs
The Elon Musk's ask and when they're successful at that level to where Walter Isaacson is writing a book about them
People kind of accept all right the guy was yelling at his staff
But he was a visionary and we should listen to him and oh my goodness
He said people don't know what they want until you give it to them kind of citing Henry Ford, but there's plenty of people
Plenty of those of us who aren't multi-billionaires plenty of those of us who don't run companies that impact
Billions people around the world who may have some of the same thoughts Alex Hermosi talks about the idea that if you want to be Steve Jobs
He probably didn't have something you didn't he didn't have something that you have and I've questioned myself
What is it that I have that holds me back to where I can't be at that level?
Certainly some of us are gonna have a great impact on the world for me
It's no met capitalists for you
Maybe something else doing something doesn't reach billions of people but still makes you wealthy like Alex Hermosi as well
I reference him often. I think one of the the guys that most aligns with the way
I see the world even though he lives in the United States and we disagree on that
I also think and my personal philosophy that aligns with no mad capitalist is
You don't have to take all the risks that these guys took to get to the billions and to
Be on such a public stage and in many cases to be some maligned to be some misunderstood by so many people
There's a path to certainty of building a business that is impactful and makes you $50 million or $100 million that to me
It's pretty straightforward, especially if you live the nomad capitalist lifestyle
What's interesting is asking yourself how much do you align with the average person and
Their views the average person who has a job that's perhaps not particularly creative one that perhaps don't particularly like
They live in one place. Maybe they like it. Maybe they don't there's someone who perhaps complains about the upcoming election
And what that means for their life whatever that election may be whether it's in the u.s. Or anywhere else
They think politicians are going to change their life. They say things like I didn't get my girlfriend pregnant
It just happened and they sort of lack of responsibility. They lack of self-awareness
They think life just happens. How much do you have in common with them?
And how much do you have in common with people who grabbed life by the throat?
Bended the world to their vision into their values and created something great and the expense was
Despite acclaim despite great riches most people don't understand them and people criticize that which they don't
understand I
Do think you're at a disadvantage of being a nomad capitalist if you weren't the most popular person in school
I think that I've had a theory the more the more girls you went out with in high school
Maybe an university else but really in high school in the formative years really shapes things 15
That's when you think the best music is generally the best music you listen to at 15 16
That's always the best to you and I would imagine how popular you were
In the dating world and just in general shifts or you know shapes how you will view the world as an adult
I you know talk to people who work here who they ask me
Hey, what's your advice for my my 18 year old brother?
My advice is to focus on being the best version of who you truly are not caring what anybody else thinks not chasing after
The opposite sex building out who you really are
Because that's going to put you in a place to be truly happy and successful and yet people are going to understand you and so my journey
Over 40 years and I would say most successfully over the last year of realizing that I'm comfortable with my vision and values
I'm happy with what I've done and yet
I've built something that whether it's nomad capitalist live an event that most people who run events don't understand
How it works because I built it the way I wanted to and I guess I saw it a little bit differently
Most people in our industry don't understand how our business works because I built it for what I wanted
And so anyone who applies to work for us from our industry 99% of the time they don't work out because we do things differently
It's unique. I'm not saying that it's a badge of honor. I'm not saying it's a great thing
I'm saying I probably in many ways I've over complicated my life
But I've done it the way I wanted to and yet I do understand that most friends most potential
Relationships of any kind aren't gonna understand a guy who lives in different places and levers one up and one down
And yet what I'm proud of today is having those 17 people coming from 15 different cities
So I've met over the years who some of them I met in the United States
And they stayed with me proof that you can have friends that stay with you most of my friends in the US
We don't talk anymore because they don't understand that without proximity
You can't still talk and share ideas and share values and and build each other up
but some of them have and
some friends I've been along the way and I
Realized most people aren't gonna understand that they say how can you possibly of the kind of lifestyle of a nomad capitalist like myself?
Where I'm in different places all the time. How do you have any friends?
How is your life not lonely and yet how many 40 year old guys have 17 people coming from across town?
let alone flying in from
around the world I
Think that for me being unpopular to become what in a sense? I've never thought of it this way, but somewhat popular
people people want to come it kind of crept up up me and realizing that
Realizing that all those years of what they would call neurodivergence actually
shape something of a life that I wanted to become and
I think it was that acceptance that I want you to have that the vast majority of people aren't going to agree
They're not going to think that having a second passports a good idea
But for me there's a sense of peace that comes from having options not just that I want
Strategically to be ahead, but I feel what I've come to learn and kind of the self-help sphere
Here's where I feel it. I feel it right in the chest
You can figure out where you feel when you're in fight or flight mode
You can feel that where do you feel when you just freeze and you can't move because you're so frustrated with everything
And you feel like life is overcoming you
Doing that has helped me to really
understand
what motivates me over the last year or a year and a half and
The permission slip I told you I got a permission slip from my dad
Gilbert you're treated best I got that when I was a kid and I'm now today at 40 give myself a permission slip that I should have
Give myself all these years live for yourself. It doesn't matter if other people understand you build your tribe
That's one of the reasons people love coming to nomad capitalist life as we had 800 people who are all part of their tribe
And we throw out of information to people so much so they say we want more time to meet with these people who are perhaps the
Only people we know who are like us and think like us and I'll bet if you went and you measured people's brains somehow
You'd probably find a lot more neurodivergent people in the average
population sample at nomad capitalist life, and I'm proud today to have built something
like that, but I was talking to my dad at nomad capitalist life about acceptance and
I've watched him at my age be someone who was
Frustrated by stuff in his business and who wanted to do the right thing by people so much
It made him it anxious at times and is teaching me the lessons of yes doing the right thing
But accepting yourself more and realizing there's always someone who's gonna get more hate than you do
There's always someone who's gonna be more misunderstood than you are Steve Jobs is known as this bad guy
He was yelling at screaming to people
But I remember what I really connected with not to say this is a great thing
But when when I read Steve Jobs got a sense of catharsis that he felt misunderstood by the world and the cathartic thing was
Being upset with people. Is that a good thing to do? No, but that awareness and driving that self-awareness
Connected with me in a sense where I'd like to be more connected with who understands me
Detaching myself from those who don't
Those who are pretty close building stronger bonds and trying to compromise and trying to understand where they're coming from to
But understanding that people who perhaps think differently as we do
Have certain things that drive catharsis was a moment of self-awareness for
Helping me connect better with folks. I
Can do that and say
I'm comfortable that what I'm doing here is is right and yes, these guys aren't angels
But you know what most people aren't angels and I'd rather be the person who built what I believed in
What it also drove for me, and I've talked with us in terms of places to live. We host nomadic Albus live in Malaysia
I think one thing you can say about Malaysian people is they're kind
We recently did a collab with mr. Beat he published a video
I saw hundreds of comments from people in Malaysia not a single one was negative. We've talked about Malaysia
I don't know that a single person here has been negative
We're gonna show you how to live like a king in Kuala Lumpur in just a few days from now
And I hope you'll watch that because Malaysia is a place that has not polite not nice
But truly kind people and that's something I've been telling you off and on over the last year or two that you want to optimize for it
something that I aspire to be more of and
What you kind of see through the gritty
Characterizations of some of these are not just Steve Jobs not just Elon Musk. I've read books
You know Patrick bet David don't agree with him and everything but reading his business perspective
I said, yeah, I agree with this guy a lot more than the people that I'm talking to sometimes
I got to level up
But what you see sometimes through these guys grit and through the through the rough edges is you see
Lights of kindness shining rays of kindness where they wanted the right thing by people and they want people to win
Because at their core
They're not in a perhaps evil people
They have a vision and they are ruthless in executing that and that's how I've built the life that I have
Overseas if you just try and go over see I got a friend of mine
He said I don't know how you have you know all the bank accounts you have I try to open one bank account
I blow my top I was ruthless and executing my vision and building the nomadic countless life
That I have myself with the bank accounts the residences the passports the homes. I cared about that
Above pretty much all else and then when people started asking me for help
We developed the business nomadic countless where we help seven eight nine figure entrepreneurs
Do what I've done from that unique perspective
Not just because we sell passports off the back of a truck
But because we want to change people's lives because there is a certain light of kindness that I'd like to have
Shining through that I actually care that you protect yourself
I don't want to sell you a passport the same way when people just don't throw up at nomadic countless live every event has some
Of those people I'm actually upset because even though they don't get a refund
I actually want them to come and get what they paid for because I want them to have the transformation
I want them to be in the room and you see that from these guys that yeah
They screamed at people but actually one of the best for people more so than perhaps in the average
Neurotypical person who often is focused on the crabs in the bucket mentality and holding people down and
Making sure the people don't get ahead
I've seen that in building a company everyone's going to change certain people in the company because somebody gets to a certain level
They can't go any higher. You're happy to keep them there
But they don't like the fact that other people may pass them by and you're leveling up and you're moving on and
What I see a lot of the successful people I read about is they don't want to hold people back and yet
How many people tell you don't leave your country don't hire people overseas don't get that second passport
Don't pay less in tax because you're leaving people behind
People who in many cases would leave you behind in other ways
I can tell you people who work in my company generally always try and come from position of kindness
Not always niceness, but kindness and making sure they have the best opportunities when every single one of them do that for me
I don't know and that's not the goal of how I run
My values in my life
But if you look at the people who are holding you back in yours
How many would do the things but they tell you oh, you're abandoning us
You're doing the wrong thing. How many of them don't see your shining lights of kindness that you're trying
To live your life for you and have a better impact on the world
And I think we all ought to learn from the visionaries that have been maligned perhaps
fairly in some cases and learn
Where were they kind?
What were they ruthless in and
How are we connected with them because I think probably we're connected with them a lot more ways than with the average person
I think it's a lot easier to live your passion as a nomad capitalist because you have more resources to do it because you free yourself
From those labels of I have to be here in the United States
I have to be here in my country freeing myself from living in the culture in the society that I grew up in
Just open my mind to a lot more things and think you don't realize that until you actually make the move
We have a lot of clients that come to us and ask for a plan B
Give me the passport give me the bank account and give me the trust that's great
We're happy to help them
But I think you don't know how the plan A feels in the same way you can have the fight or flight tension that for me comes
In the in the chest for you it may come somewhere else the stomach or the shoulders or somewhere else
there's an inverse to that where you get your first second passport and you get a rush of
calm it comes over you or you live in some place where you realize wow these people are kind and I
Can't interact the way that I want and I'm free and there's a rush that comes over that
at 40 years old what I've decided is
My values are running something
Standing for something until the bitter end. I
Respect people who build companies and sell them
There was a time that I thought that's the route that I would go down because I
Didn't entirely understand
Sometime the lack of connections that I had in the business and I took some things personally that I shouldn't have
One of the things I've worked on in the last year and a half
I think a lot of business owners gonna work on is realizing people who work for you aren't against you
They're probably just a lot different and understanding more of where they're coming from it's gonna help you a lot
You're always gonna be a step ahead of them. You're always gonna be a bit more like Steve Jobs. They're allowed to be who they are
It's up to you to adapt. I think back when I was less connected with that
I said, yeah, you know what? Maybe I'll get out at some point
And a couple years ago. I said hey, we're gonna make few I'm gonna make fewer videos
And we're gonna bring in the team and we've kept to that we make fewer videos here
No matter countless r&d channel they make their videos
We put up the same number of videos before just happens to be on two channels, but I felt like at a time
Hey, I I want to step back and it was connecting with the fact for me of wasn't always easy for the visionaries
In fact, it was a hell of a lot harder for them. They got a lot more crap than I do
You know, they kept going with the mission Steve Jobs was kicked out of Apple and when he got to come back
He did rebuilt it into something terrific. I have respect for the guys who build and and sell their companies and their serial entrepreneurs
But for me the idea of being worn buffeted in your 90s
And you built something over 60 years and you own it and you're proud of it
And you're passionate about it and your values never changed to me. That's a lot more valuable
Then what would I do if I ever sold Nomad capitalist?
I would go out I guess and build some kind of holding company where I'd buy a bunch of businesses
I don't really care that much about it. I'd have fun building businesses and running processes until I didn't
Until I got bored and moved on to the next thing
I think that the Nomad capitalist lifestyle in a way that some people won't ever experience because they never go beyond the plan
B is realizing that you can more so live your passions when you have the freed up mindset of
Being a place where you can feel that way
I connected with that more by being overseas and it's helped me to leave a lot of the self doubt behind
In connecting with the fact that people just don't understand where I'm at and it was a lot harder for Steve Jobs
Your inner circle has to tighten. You don't have to live your life for other people. You don't have to live your life for
Neurotypical I don't think that the guys I'm reading about took time to relax
If you don't want to take time to relax don't take time to relax
Don't let other people project their values on to you because they are not you and it seems so simple
And yet I we've had thousands of clients over the years and I can't tell you how many people
Don't make the move because somebody holds them back. It may be their wife. It may be their girlfriend
I've told the story of the guy who was on the phone crying with me because he wanted not just the tax savings
But the adventure of seeing the world. That's what he wanted to be the label that he affects one
He chose for himself and he couldn't make the choice to remove himself from the girlfriend that didn't want to do that
Don't let people project their values on to you. You can only accept that most people aren't like you
Maybe you are wired differently, but you have to accept that and Tony Fernandez was the CEO of AirAsia
He talked at NoMed Capitalist Live this year people asked him how did he do this? How did he do that?
His answer every time was we just did it and I really at first I thought you know, it's kind of a bad answer
Yeah, it's easy. We just did it. You see a lot of these these billionaires. How did you do that thing in your business?
I just did it. It seems so simple
There must be some secret sauce and then I realized the secret sauce is complicating it
The secret sauce is what the other airlines deal with there's three different committees and and seven person
You know meetings or 70 person meetings perhaps an endless forms and reviews and all that
At AirAsia Tony Fernandez says let's hire more female pilots puts the word up. They hire more female pilots
I realized I live that way and I think probably you think that way in many ways
It's just you go out and do it
The average person doesn't think that way and giving yourself the permission slip gives you the chance to go out and build your
Legacy and again, I I don't know I've built
the vast vast vast part of my
Wealth and legacy and impact being outside of where I'm from. I don't think that's coincidental and I think just accepting
Yeah, other people are different people who work for you. They're different the average person you're going to meet
They're different. There's an acceptance of just accepting it. It is what it is. Yeah, sounds like a bad answer, but
They're never going to be like you and embracing the power of being different rather than sitting in the isolation
I think that's one thing that holds a lot of people back from making the move into this life
That we talked about is they feel to be isolated. None of my friends or family understand great
Only by stepping into the light and being who you truly want to be will you find people who truly embrace who you are because the
People who aren't at my birthday party tonight because they didn't want to stay in touch because I don't live one mile down the road anymore
aren't as impactful of friends to me and the journey that I'm living as the ones who have stuck
With me and that's been the big progress me in the last year is
Something just had to click
There are people that I trust more than I ever trusted those people where I happen to be from
I think that we leave so many things and I like to chance the friends we make the person we marry
The business we build all the things that we do just so happens to be down the block and around the corner
That seems crazy to me that you wouldn't consider maybe the perfect person for you is halfway around the world
Maybe the best friends are in some other country clicking that wow I've built this over so many years
I have people I trust more instinctively than I ever did before I have people I know more deeply than I ever did before
Yes, not everybody is aligned with me. Yes, some people hate what I do
They hate me for it
but none of that matters because I think finally when you get to this point in life and for me it probably came later than
For that it should have or did for many of you
I realized I had to love myself and the mission I'm on regardless of anybody was with me and only by doing that
Did I realize how many people were indeed with me someone is not with me tonight?
He was perhaps not a friend, but was an acquaintance. We were friendly
He was a lawyer of mine for many years and it realized all the time. He was only three weeks older
Than I was he was referred to me many years ago. I one of the friends I've known for about 20 years
Never had any real serious issues
I would use him as a lawyer to review the occasional contractor
Send the occasional demand letter when someone used one of our trademarks or something silly like that
And I'd call him up. I always knew I was probably one of the smallest clients
He took me on because he knew my friend
He didn't make a lot of money, but he always made me feel heard
Because he had a curiosity about what we do here. We talk about whatever mundane issue and then they'd say
Hey, Andrew, I'm gonna stock the clock here. You know, tell me what you're doing with this nomad campus
And what is it? What is his lifestyle that you lead?
Jack the lawyer was someone who took a greater interest in a way that I've realized over the years since I met him
Is pretty rare. Most people don't take an interest. Most people don't want to understand even fewer will actually understand
I remember the time when
After one of those teta tats about what I'm doing or where I'm going or why Montenegro or Columbia was a particular interest to me said
That he had cancer. I was probably 36 or so at the time
I figured he was a little bit older and I said, hey guy at this age. He's gonna go. He's gonna get treated
It is going to be taken care. I'm sure he'll be back eventually and it was and he was back and we went on like
Nothing had changed and all these years that we worked together
I imagined even though we didn't talk that often or ever about anything that serious
That one of these days he would come and join me for a dinner like the one we have tonight because
When you have people who understand you you want to make them a part of your life
You want to involve them in the things you're doing and last year
Right up at the time was at the last nomadic capitalist live. I was
sending him
Some things saying are you sure we're 100% okay on this silly little thing? I just want to double check
And he said yeah, Andrew, you know what?
I'm at the hospital now
My cancer came back
And hadn't talked to him for a while
It didn't talk to him all throughout the year got the call
This june about four months ago that he'd been transferred to hospice
And in july this 39 year old lawyer who I'd known for
Close to a decade
I
sent a final message to him saying
What I've reflected on and what I'm thinking about today being 40 years old a thing that I probably didn't think about
Nearly as well back when he and I first met
I sent him a message a text message saying how much his understanding me in seeking to understand had meant to me
Unfortunately that text message would never have
been read
it was not to be as
the
obituary said he
Had been asleep for many days
Finally had woken up
And opened his eyes for the first time in many days to tell
His wife a woman who
Was from mexico when he had children with and we would talk in those
Little teta tats about that
I'd hoped he would get the mexican citizenship for his children because I deeply believe in what we do when I wanted him to
do that not as any strategic thing, but just
So that was the right thing to do he woke up to tell his wife that he
Loved her, but he could not speak and then stopped breathing
Forever he'd battled with cancer for years to paint her back to his body organs and bones leaving him motionless and defenseless
never once
did he
Complain he was someone who in his own way lived his passions. He's came from a family of attorneys
Chose to take his own permission slip that his parents had given him
Just as my father gave me one to go where you're treated best. He chose the permission slip
You don't have to become a lawyer. He didn't even go to university. He chose to
Dig into science was a published science writer and science fiction novelist eventually
He did come around to join the family profession joined the bar in the first attempt became one of the best lawyers in his state one
record setting judgments was involved politically was
Well loved by many and yes like any of us who have achieved something had one or two people who had something bad to say from him
But I realized that he was one of the good ones and I realized now so much
How impactful it was to have that person who didn't
Necessarily want to do what I did but in a way that so many people didn't seek sought to understand me and
Did understand and gave
A sense of acceptance
This is not a
harangue to go and check your health although
anyone at 39 years old
Who would pass away from cancer is certainly a harbinger that we all should take
Greater
Tension for our health and when we did meet many of us last month in qualum poor
I took some a small pride in saying that prince court medical center
Which we've talked to you about so often was booked out for a month and a half
Many of them with people coming to know mad capitalist life who wanted to take care of their health one of those people found
A condition they will now treat they never imagined they would have it. They will now take care of it and
It is a reminder little as I may be to be the person to tell you to take care of your health that you should do that
It is just as much reminder jack the lawyer
Who leaves behind a wife and three kids that those people who?
Accept as as we are are to be held close
I know we'd also want us to pursue our passions and for those of you sitting in your country tonight
Worried about taking the next step. I can only tell you
We should live every day for what it is. It's cliche as that may be
I look back on all these years and it only hits me now
Just how impactful it's been for me to live in different places and meet different people around the world and it's
A sort of rush that has changed who I am for the second half of my life
As
we
Say goodbye me and my team to jack the lawyer 1984 to 2024 someone
That had an impact on my life to live every day as if it was your last
Godspeed old friend
Godspeed