@George Markovic It's all about the journey, that yellow brick road that we're following every day, George. Have a fantastic fun Friday, brother.

@Ron Kloth You mean you'll get a thousand more hours, right? Keep with the content, brother, believe.

Congratulations, @Toms Astahovskis homas. You're leveling up.

@Toms Astahovskis It's my daily morning routine: I come here and show up every day. I spend an hour every day in the community and an hour every day in Movement Makers. Best place to be, Tom. :)

I never fail. I am always learning. That's the most important part about the game, the journey... That's the reframe that changed everything for me. Every "loss" I've had in 42 years gave me something the wins couldn't. Sharper instincts. Better questions. A clearer read on who's serious and who isn't. The setbacks weren't detours — they were the route. Stay focused. Stay clear. Keep learning. That's the whole game.

@Kim Ivy Busa 100%

Congratulations, George. You're putting in the work, doing the time and energy, and showing us exactly what we also need to do to level up. Appreciate you, brother.

Most would like of , Jobs, Musk or Bezos. I'm going with Walt Disney. Not for the cartoons. The cartoons were the output. The genius was underneath. Most people don't know three things about Walt: He invented the storyboard. Before him, animation was chaos. He built a system to turn ideas into output, on repeat. Every studio on earth still runs on it. He built a school inside his own studio. He didn't hire finished animators—he grew them. Systems that build the people who build the systems. And EPCOT? It was never meant to be a theme park. His original vision was a real, functioning city—designed to never be finished. Always evolving. Always testing the next thing. A system with no completion date. That's the pattern nobody talks about. Walt Disney wasn't building a product. He was building the machine that builds. :) He went broke doing it. Got told it couldn't work. Kept going. I don't pick him because he is famous. I pick him because he solved the exact problem I wake up thinking about every day—how do you turn intent into something that runs without you standing over it? That's the work. Systems that build systems. Never Stop. Never Give Up. Never Surrender.