00:00I completely agree with you. And we do feed off of each other when we're all doing okay. We will
00:05all kind of have that sense of things are okay. But if one person starts to get overwhelmed with
00:09having any type of fear for whatever the reason may be, then another will. These things are
00:14contagious. We can actually sense the concern and the stress levels that are coming off of other
00:20people. And the challenge of that is as the leader, it's our responsibility to lead the group.
00:25But if everyone's running around stressed out, they're looking to us to be that leader. And
00:29then if we're stressed out and we're running around, allowing our fear to overwhelm us,
00:34that's going to have a trickle-down effect as well. Do you have any thoughts on that at all?
00:38Well, let's use the parachute theory. First, you need the parachute so you'll survive the jump.
00:45Second, they need to teach you how to jump and how to land and what to do, how to repair
00:50it,
00:50use the emergency chute, even showing you how to pack it. So I believe that anybody that is
00:56jumping out of an airplane, if they've gone through that sort of training and that sort
01:00of preparation, they might still have butterflies. But obviously, the unknown gets reduced and the
01:07confidence gets increased. It's about giving a level playing field, certain resources to eliminate fear.
01:14So I hope for example, a little bit later.
01:15And if someone asks, if we had to get rid of this, it's about five feet of the
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