And this is why it's so important to invest the time we do in public speaking, because you realize how important it is not to assume anything. So I wanted to say that and I'll turn it back over to someone else.
SourceI just think it's such a good topic.
Once again, Tim, thank you so much. Where else can we get this type of topic? Thank you, Tim. I'll let someone else speak.
Absolutely. Thank you. And I was I was sitting there thinking and you say you pause and you ask them, can you repeat that? And I love that you pose that question to people.
And I want everyone to understand as well, even in us doing, I guess I would say, let me see when I say the right thing or a good thing, because there's always more than one way to do something. And I want you to be aware because I hear this and I see this quite often where people will say something that is a beautiful comment. But the way they say it destroys the moment because they don't say it in a way that it can be received respectfully or received as trying to fix the problem.
And I just thought about that. I was like, let me ask her. Did you say it with fire in your eyes or was your eyebrow when you say, can you repeat that? Because, you know, sometimes people will say things to you and you can see the intensity in their face and in their body language.
And I know you handle it well, Miss Lucky, but that just popped into my mind. But that's how my brain thinks. I process all these potential scenarios in moments as I'm listening to things that people say.
So that was something that about asking the question, can you repeat that so that you can get understanding and be on the same page? Because people will use words that don't always mean to you what they mean to that person or you may not have heard them clearly. And that's that's such a valuable, valuable approach to get clarity before you respond to people. Edith, did you want to did you want to add anything? Oh, yes.
Thank you so much, Tim. And the topic is on fire. First of all, I'm so lucky to be co-hosting with Miss Lucky.
I love her energy and voice and tone and everything. Yes. So I'm on my own.