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June 11, 2025 • 33 mins

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(00:30):
What's having? Everybody? Me and Marcellus are here as usual,
good evening, Marcello's is Marcella's here? Well you didn't know what? Yeah,
you don't know how.

Speaker 1 (00:44):
To work the volume? No, I was lagging. I see,
I'm like, what's going on?

Speaker 2 (00:51):
Okay, Well, I'm glad that you are here. Want to
recap the week with you. Let's first do a couple
of little housekeeping. I know they keep saying, well, how
many times you're gonna do housekeeping and swoop the house
for people? Over and over?

Speaker 1 (01:06):
What like?

Speaker 2 (01:07):
We always say welcome home. We always have to remind
people that the training is happening. June fourteenth, Very excited,
excited about that. I've been overwhelmed Marcella's of the amount
of people that have signed up. You know, you always

(01:28):
have in your mind, how many people are you know,
really do it? And then as they have certainly exceeded
in my expectation. But what's so fun about the virtual
training is we can have as many people as as
we want. So I am, you know, very excited about that.
It is a five course program, push the line of
politics until something happens. Five course program. I keep pushing

(01:53):
course one, Marcels, because in order to you can come
in at any time, Course two, three, four, you know,
all the way down to the fifth. You can watch
the replay to get caught up on things. But there's
something about you know, starting with your class, you know,
starting with folks, because we do have a community dashboard
where people can talk, engage, you know, really build with

(02:16):
each other. And there's just something about us kind of
like starting high school your freshman year, or starting college
your freshman year, or law school your first year. You
really get a chance to kind of grow, you know,
with that class. So that's why I'm really stressing to
try to come in the first class. But again, hopefully
the word will spread Marcello's and after we do the
first class, people will say, come on in, you know

(02:38):
for the second class. So I just want to review
that now, Marcells, you were in our twenty twenty two
training where we covered all of these in one day,
in fourteen hours, twelve plus fourteen hours, I can't even remember,
but it was a long day.

Speaker 1 (02:53):
Oh yeah.

Speaker 2 (02:55):
We covered it all and we split up the rooms
for or the campaign workers, the organizers, and the candidates
the virtual I e merging almost like all of the
rooms together. And it's really neat how I do it,
because I'm covering you know how I talk anyway. I
mix it all in anyway. So whatever your preference is,

(03:18):
if you think you want to run for office, you
want to be an activist, an organizer, campaign worker, I've
merged in that curriculum in one curriculum to get through. Obviously,
we're not gonna sit have you sit there for fourteen
twelve thirteen, fourteen hours. So that's why I've divided it
up into five sessions, and the first one we start

(03:39):
that on June fourteenth at two pm Eastern Standard time.
If you are already enrolled, because Marcel's I don't want
to hear about I couldn't find the course. I didn't
want to find it. She took the money. Where was
the court, we're not going to play them games. I've
posted on Instagram, I'll posted on YouTube, I'll posted on Twitter.
I've sent out several emails, even the people that are

(04:00):
not enrolled in the course. The YouTube tutorial on how
to find the course. How to find the course. So
you go just like you enrolled to pay for it.
You click and roll and it's going to show that
you're already enrolled in the course. And it's pretty simple
to find. You simply click on it, look on the
left and you will see live class link. Now, I

(04:23):
set it up as a webinar. Was zoomed, but I
set it up as a webinar. So I'm excited about
that myselves because it's a little more you know, can
be produced a little bit better. So you can go
in now and register for the webinar, just so that
you can get an email reminder a few days before
the day of, you know, if you want that reminder,
So you can register now or register the day of,

(04:43):
right before it's time to get in. And registering simply
just means putting in your email address and your name.
You don't have to wait on something to allow you
in or anything like that. We just want to see
how many people actually showed up, so that I can
compare that to how many people were anticipating on showing up. Again,
you got a question.

Speaker 3 (05:03):
Well, I was going to ask you, it just came
to my mind. In your opinion, do you do you
prefer online or do you prefer in person? As far
as when you're actually teaching, which one do you like better?

Speaker 2 (05:20):
It really just depends. Let me answer that. Let me
just get with this one part about registering. You can
register if you do not make the class, if you
miss it, something happens you intended on being there June fourteenth,
don't worry about it. I will download as soon as
it buffers down and we're able to move it over

(05:41):
to the dashboard, you will have access to that. I
am asking you to give me at least twenty four hours,
just in case, you know, I have to cut it down.
You know, we stay on longer than need. It's only
so much content it allow me to upload at one time,
So at least give me twenty four hours. But in
the first twenty four hours it will be there for
you to watch the replay. And even if you were
in the line, you still can watch the replay, so

(06:02):
no worries about that the replay will be available to
you now. To answer your question, it just depends if
my goal is the masses, which is my goal now,
trying to get as many people in as possible. It's
been people in Chicago, Houston, New York, Ohio, Dallas that

(06:22):
have been waiting on this course for three years and
I just can't get to them. So it's not a
matter of what I prefer, it's a matter of the objective.
And that's a great question because this allows me to
give another training tip. This is why, guys, everything I'm
doing I always teach. If you listen to the podcast,
you know that I'm always teaching. I'm always trying to

(06:42):
show you how those things apply across the board. So
for example, when you're running for office, when you're managing
a campaign Marcello's, when you are an organizer, are activists,
it is not about what I prefer. It is about
the goal. It is about the objective because you're gonna
do a lot of things that you don't prefer It
doesn't matter if I, you know, preferably like to be

(07:04):
in person, because I guess you know, maybe they can
hear it. Better I'm in person, but no, the information
is the information, whether it's coming through the computer or
whether it is you know, in person. But my preference,
my personal preference in this work you have to set aside.
You have to do what needs to be done. That's
why we say push the line. It's not about what

(07:25):
I like, It's about what is the goal. And right
now with people literally not knowing what to do, literally
feeling as if their hands are tied behind their back,
literally feeling as if the country is going to hell
and they have no say in it.

Speaker 4 (07:42):
Literally.

Speaker 2 (07:43):
You know, the Democrat Party, if you are a Democrat,
certainly not doing any trainings or major outreach it or
anything like that. If you're a Republican, certainly not doing
any particularly a black Republican, any major outreach, any training.
There is a big hole for this, a big knee. Now,
of course there's some packs to do this, Progressive Change Caucus.

(08:04):
You know, many organizations that do training. I'm gonna send
I'm the only one to do training. But the people
that I interact with see this as a big need
and I'm just gonna say it. Marcella's my training is
different than all of the other trainings. I've been to
all the other trainings and they typically, you know, tell
you the same things, a very cookie cutter way of
doing things, and they really don't give you the how

(08:28):
do you get it out the mud for real? How
do you accomplish things? You know? How do you wish
your B plan, your C plan? You know, how do
you really really make it work? So my training is
very different, so it really doesn't matter what I like.
What I like right now this moment is having one
hundred plus people that can sign up and be in
the class. What I love in this moment the text

(08:50):
that I sent you yesterday. Somebody gifted somebody three courses.
You know, somebody bought a course for somebody. That says
a lot to me. That says like people really want
this information. That's really like, Okay, let me I can't
go on the course, but let me give it to
this person that I think needs it. That's what I like.
I've been enjoying people emailing me saying I've been waiting

(09:10):
on this for years, you know, I've just been waiting
to try to learn. So I like the virtual better.
But I will be doing some pop up motivational speaking,
not trainings because again it's not it's only so much.
I can train in an hour or two, and it
just gets expensive when I have to start renting rooms
for more than three hours. But I am because I
know people want to interact with me. So I am
going to do pop up you know, test talks if

(09:33):
you will, which is, you know, some inspiration, some questions
and answers and that type of thing. So I'm excited
about it. Guys, come on board. The five courses are
critical foundation. But every month, or at least that's going
to be my goal. Every other month, at the bare minimum,
I am going to do a live webinar on specializing

(09:54):
on something. So for example, I might do one on
how to manage you know the candidate better, or how
to schedule or how to figure it out, not really
figure it out. I'm teasing because Marcello's had to figure
it out. The thing he went down to the seial
suckers sundressed seriosuckers have been shout out to magas. I

(10:17):
find I dropped him off at the wrong location because
the address, you know, I went to the address that
the sent it to. I thought I was at the
high end. But we wasn't at the high and here
Marcella's walked in walking past the sign. They clearly say Mary,
I kept on walking in and I pulled up and
we said, I said, man, they was Man, I guess

(10:38):
a lot of people ain't here today, because you know,
we saw people with purple on and all of this
will look like he was at the right place. I
just didn't think, Okay, I guess it ain't a lot
of people. This is why you can't always trust the
Apple or the GPS. You got a double ja yea.
These are lessons, guys, real time lessons. So if Marcella's
had to be somewhere at a certain time, or had

(11:00):
or whatever getting dropped off at the wrong location, me
using Apple those types of things, Now, we were very
laxed today. We didn't have a time to be there, guys.
But these are the tips and uh tools that I'm
giving you guys. So if we had to be there
at a certain time, Marcella's would have been lost because

(11:20):
I you know, the address didn't show. So this is
why you like, if we really had to be somewhere,
that's where you double check and check this address and check.
That's a part of work in advance, you know, check
the check the address, check it on Google, check it
on Apple, do this, do that. You know, you're just
a little bit more sensitive to making sure everything is there.
We were really laxed. We had five or six hours

(11:40):
to be there. It wasn't no big deal, you know,
just kind of go in and set up. But still
he walked past the marry I signed, went in, went
in looking for the place. People said, brother, you at
the Marriotte. You know the women was the moment you
realized was at the Marriotte when he looked at because

(12:02):
you serving the door when you walk past the sign.

Speaker 3 (12:08):
When I went to him and I asked him, Hey,
where is the enten year room? He said, uh, give
me a second. So I said, okay. So the lady
came and she said, I've never heard of that room
and I said, are you sure?

Speaker 1 (12:28):
I said, this is the hye right? And I'm thinking
I'm right. I'm like, this is that Are you sure?

Speaker 2 (12:34):
No?

Speaker 1 (12:34):
Are you sure you know where you at?

Speaker 3 (12:37):
And she was like, no, this is the marry mykey.
And I was like, oh really, and she was I'm
thinking she's playing. She was like, no, this is the
mayorkey so that's when I realized, oh snap, And I
should have known because the height is my favorite hotel
and the elevators look totally different. I just thought they

(13:01):
probably remodeled here.

Speaker 2 (13:02):
Yeah, because you yeah, because when I dropped you out,
you're like, oh yeah, yeah, this is my favorite hotel. Yeah,
you didn't even realize it was at the wrong hotel.

Speaker 1 (13:11):
I thought it may have remodeled or so I'm like, okay.

Speaker 2 (13:13):
From the outside in Lord and Marcella's born and raised.
Just so we listened. But it's important today understand what
they would We really sent up are dealing with born
and raised in Atlanta and a uber trivel. You gotta
make damn sure you know where you're going, because it

(13:35):
looked like Marcella's we lost for the sauce.

Speaker 1 (13:39):
I just dropped you off.

Speaker 2 (13:40):
Where Lord Mersault. How long? So about ten fifteen minutes
you realized what was going on?

Speaker 1 (13:47):
Yeah, because I'm looking all over.

Speaker 3 (13:49):
I'm like, see no sign that say centennial, no borrowing
or nothing.

Speaker 1 (13:53):
I'm looking all over.

Speaker 3 (13:54):
I said, nah, I find it myself that after about
ten minutes itself, just when it wasn't working, he.

Speaker 2 (14:02):
Wasn't turn into the dying for you at that point.
Oh okay, I'm at the So then you had to walk?
Did you walk around the corner? Wasn't you had to
get it over?

Speaker 1 (14:11):
I walked around the corner.

Speaker 2 (14:12):
Oh lord, so I gotta let christ and no while I
bet marselves after saying he walked walking like he had
to walk for bounds and miles and you know myself
extra with it, y'all walking. Was it just around the corner.

Speaker 1 (14:26):
It was around the corner. I walked up the hills,
so it took about up the hill.

Speaker 3 (14:34):
That you got to push the line go up there.

Speaker 2 (14:40):
I knew it was some extra us somewhere.

Speaker 3 (14:45):
Took me about five six minutes and I got there.
I said, okay, I'm finally here. But they went no
better either. I pretty much found it on my own because.

Speaker 1 (14:54):
Everybody looking at me all crazy.

Speaker 3 (14:56):
So I found it, you know, found it.

Speaker 1 (15:00):
It was a nice little ballroom.

Speaker 2 (15:02):
Everybody looking crazy because you was looking forward because you
had stuff.

Speaker 1 (15:05):
Yeah, because because I was, because I was looking for it. Okay, Yeah,
so it was.

Speaker 3 (15:11):
It was a nice little, you know, a little ballroom.

Speaker 2 (15:14):
M Marcella's don't want to ship on y'all line. Yes,
they told us he was gonna be ten.

Speaker 1 (15:21):
So this is so.

Speaker 2 (15:22):
This is so again push flying. It's kind of training
when I'm giving y'all stuff on organizing, and you know
how to push the line because Marcella's lunch flying with me.
You gotta figure it out, you gotta go set it up.
So I went in there. Okay, supposed to be the ballroom.
They told us it was gonna be. Now. Now, last week, y'all,

(15:44):
Marcellus is good for high hopes. You I'm about good
for high hopes because I told Marcellos last week, I said,
maybe we'll get ten sign ups at best. I was
thinking about a thousand. Yes, they said it was gonna
be tenth people. I said, saying's gonna be no thousand.
You're gonna get no that. So now, how many flyers

(16:05):
did you say?

Speaker 1 (16:05):
You passed out?

Speaker 2 (16:18):
This is what pushed the line is all about, guys,
you had these head This is why and again, this
is why I teach y'all is organizers. Everything Marcell's do
with me, I give him a learning. You know, it's
what we left. We didn't have much investment in it,
didn't spend a lot of money. You know, Marcellis needed
an up to date T shirt anyway, because I'm sure
the one he had was probably you know, faded by now,

(16:38):
so send him a new T shirt. Okay, made sure
he got paid for the day. Uh, we already had
pushed the line tablecloths and you know all of that.
I was going to go crazy and get you know,
pins and candy and you know water bottle, you know,
stuff you give away the trade show. But I said, no,

(16:59):
these people are coming at a party. This is just
gonna be a nice, you know, exposure thing, you know,
something just to start getting out so Marcells can start
because you know, I'm learning, so you know, Marcellos something
to do today, you know, and it you know, it's
here in Atlanta local. So it wasn't a lot of investments,
so I'm at it. I looked at it as you know,
just a billboard just to have out there. Posts on

(17:21):
Instagram letting y'all know we looking for line puss to
just push us just because we online don't mean nothing.
We outside like and getting ready to show y'all what
recruiting looks like, which means actually going to get the people,
unlike the Democrats. Yeah, so, uh, there wasn't a huge
investment in this. So I'm you know, I'm not mad
about it at all, you know, two three hours, but
it just going to show you what if we were waiting,

(17:42):
you know, on that to be everybody we needed in
the class, the class already jumping. But what if we
were waiting, What if we planned and said, Because this
is what happened on a lot of campaigns, marselves. They think, oh, okay,
the week of the week before, you know, my events
already sold out. Week two weeks of forth, we already
full class, all one hundred some people. Guys. I'm not
trying to brag, but I'm just telling you the people

(18:04):
are ready to go. So a week before, you know,
if I was waiting on that, going by Marcella's saying
a thousand people at best, we look a screw.

Speaker 1 (18:17):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (18:18):
This is why you do multiple levels of organizing, multiple
levels of organizing, all at the same time. Just like
we'll push the line. I was sending out emails, I
was texting, I was going live every day, you know,
I was posting every day four or five six different ways.

Speaker 1 (18:36):
Guys.

Speaker 2 (18:37):
If you want that room to get filled up for
your event, if you want that you know, that candidate
to have enough people to come to the polls if
you want that. These are the kind of things you
have to look out for. In fact, commissioned Hill. You know,
one of your favorites, Marcella. She was saying the other
day she did her kickoff campaign. She's booked the place.

(18:57):
The lady said, oh yeah, park, gonna be fine. We
got a concert going on. But you know, you guys
should be fine. Well, her advance or somebody in her
team or maybe even her should have looked up to
see who the concert was because the concert was Shakira,
So it wasn't like it was just you know what
I'm saying, like, oh, Marcelli's and the Jackson you know,

(19:18):
Marcelli's and the Fantastic five plans. It was Shakira in
Orlando with a heavy Latino population, so it wasn't no
parking at all, so people had to push through, you know,
the traffic. A lot of people turned around. She still
having a good turn that she said about one hundred
and so people. But it's those things, guys, Those are

(19:38):
the things that you get in my training, so you
can know how to overprepare, underprepared middle you know what
it looks like, know what's going on now. If Marcella's
was really advanced, like technically, I keep trying to give
him this title, but he clearly don't want it. But
if he was truly advanced, if he was truly advanced,
he would have went down and did what y'all somebody

(20:01):
in the classroom said, I know y'all in the car
listening checked it out in advance. I think in the
clown because he didn't know to do it. But if
he really was advanced, but you know, Marcella, just say, well,
i'm learning, you would have went down ahead of time,
Crown made sure were straight, had everything together, and we

(20:22):
wouldn't have had to do that day up. These are
the things that y'all gonna see grow in Marcelle's leadership.
Marcel's waited on me to tell him, and that's fine.
I'm just telling you now, that's what would have happened
now if we had to be at a certain time,
because I already knew what was gonna be what it was.
But if we had to be at a certain time
and all that, we would have done that prior to.
But I'm just you know, like we did with the
town hall. But these are the things that you know

(20:43):
you need we have to do ahead of time. Another thing.
It's another thing, Marcella. Again, we gotta learn, we gotta learn.
We gotta learn, because you know he learned in real time.
So Marcella's gonna be what y'all get to learn in
real time. Now. One of our other associates had I

(21:08):
step and repeat nothing you knew it was coming. Welcome all,
welcome all. Now this is a white wording matter. I asked,
Marcella's more than one. Do you know how to set
it up? Yeah? I said, did she show you? Yeah? Yeah,

(21:33):
drop Marcellus off. I'm texting him, Well, what's going on?
I can't set up to step and repeat. It's the
same thing with the laptop, y'all. Remember it's a pattern,
battery laptop. It's a pattern, y'all. I said, what you
mean you can't set it up? I thought you said
she showed you. Oh, she told me. I called on FaceTime.

(21:55):
He wanted me to skip over, like like, what's his
name is? Bankhead seafood? You wanted me to focus see it?

Speaker 4 (21:59):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (22:00):
Well, when you called her, what if she say no, no, no,
Let's back A couple of weeks ago, I said Marcellas. No,
I'm just face out. No, don't worry about that. I
want to know when I asked you, did she show you?
What did that mean? He pulled y'all that's what Oh
what she told me to do that I said. I said,
when I said show you, I meant to actually demonstrate.

(22:21):
And then this is what mysels do. Oh like you said, no, I.

Speaker 3 (22:27):
Said, I said, Oh, I said, Well, we met at
the target parking line, so I know she wasn't gonna
pull it out at the time.

Speaker 2 (22:35):
Is that not a part of pushing the line? Why
wouldn't she? Then? Is when I asked you, did she
show you? I didn't mean her say, oh, just do
step one, two three, actually show you? Because if she
would have showed you, you would have known then that
whatever was missing, or she would have been able to
show you what you did wrong. Because here we are
at the place if we were required to have a

(22:56):
step on pete up, we would have missed the requirement. Guys.
This is what in course for in course, for the
paying attention to detail, the legal to complying all of
these things. Guys, it affects the bottom line. When it's
time to push the line, those small words. Did she
show you? Yeah? Yeah, yeah? Oh I thought you. I
didn't know you miss showed me. I don't know. Well,

(23:19):
let's look up the definition show. Let's look at her confused.
Maybe I'm confused about show. Let me make me well,
I don't know no other way show family. I don't know, like,
I don't know what show means. So maybe I'm wrong,
And let me just look up the definition of show.

(23:40):
You know, we loved it because we know we could
talk about a TV show this and that. So I'm
gonna look up just so we clear, because this is
what this is. This is what line pushing all about. Okay,
it's given us. Okay. So one of the definits that

(24:04):
will apply does demonstrate or approve. And Marcella's over there
looking it up. Y'all you're trying to beat me to it.
You're trying to find one that match to what he
talking about. But I beat him to it. And then
there's another. Say, it's a phrase of show on show
being exhibited, so literally show in the literal terms. So
when I use words, I mean it literally. If I

(24:25):
say did you go outside, I don't mean oh oh no.
Let me give example because max Worth used to do
this time. Did you talk to her?

Speaker 1 (24:35):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (24:36):
No, I didn't talk to her. Then later on, what's
up with this text?

Speaker 4 (24:39):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (24:39):
I thought you meant tech talk. I mean any form
of communication talk, pick, smoke, signal, rain dance, any form
of communication. Did you do it? So, guys, these are
the things that I will teach you in staffing that
apply to organizing. These are the smallest thing. We didn't

(25:03):
do nothing wrong because like I said, it wasn't no
big thing. But these are the things that we learned.
When I say did she show you? I mean literally
show you? Now? When I asked that day did she
show you? That's what we could have said. We were
in the target parking lot. So she didn't show me.
He never said that. So when I say did she
show you today? You say, well, we in the target
parking lot. Well, why didn't you say in the target
parking lot?

Speaker 1 (25:22):
Then?

Speaker 2 (25:23):
And again, guys, parking lot is the best place because
the parking lot has what y'all, plenty of space. Plenty
of space, So that didn't make no sense to me.
It was still space to pull it up in the
target parking lot. It's a perfect place, y'all. Y'all were
literally in a parking lot. Nobody was gonna say, hey,
what are y'all doing putting up that step and repeat.
It's a parking lot in the back of the parking lot,

(25:45):
on the side of the parking lot. She could have showed,
you know, she just handed it to you and said, hey,
do step da da da, and he got in the
car mind his business. She got in the car mine
up it. So as a result, we didn't have a
step and repeat. That's spottom line, how way, But what
what am I? What's wrong? What dom I get wrong?

Speaker 1 (26:05):
Uh?

Speaker 3 (26:06):
She did say, okay, so you get these you know,
the screws they gonna they're gonna go in this part.

Speaker 1 (26:13):
This part you know she did do that part.

Speaker 2 (26:15):
She just didn't, right, So it ain't no kind of
She didn't show you me pointing to it, saying all
the screws go here. That's not demonstrate literally showing you
lip meaning it pull up, actually showing you training you
how to pull it up, because the step repeat is
not easy to put up. That's why I answered, you're

(26:36):
right now we know that them, but we know on
game time though, there's also guys, since we don't want
to go there with Marcella sains he want to play
a game, Marcella repeat with him for three weeks. Why
didn't Marcella's do it in his living room? Y'all know
what's the reason for that?

Speaker 3 (26:53):
We wanted because because when she explained to this scene
like it was easy.

Speaker 2 (26:57):
Oh so you didn't want to do it ahead of
time to see, so you waiting to seem like it
instead of ahead of time. Y'all we gotta get Marcelis
just don't want the job advanced. Clearly, we don't just
wait till the day up. Like with the classroom we
went through this last week. You should be going and
looking and familiarizing yourself. The whole point of you being advanced.

(27:18):
I mean, what y'all in advanced? If you learning with
me in real time? What good are you to me?
We learning in real time? Somebody gotta be ahead of
the ahead of the time. You got to step and
repeat with you? Why not let say let me not,
I don't want to get up here and be fumbling
around and trying to figure it out. Let me pull
it up. Let me make sure I'm on point. And

(27:41):
in that way, you wouldn't have been frustrating yourself and
eventually didn't get it up. Yeah, so y'all we got to,
like they say, do better. We gotta do better. We
training ourselves as a great sport. We learning in real time.
But y'all, y'all keep ourselves in prayer because of these
things that we're talking about. There's gonna come a time,

(28:01):
you know, where it's game on and Mart tell us
definite ill tell you all that he definitely show up.
But we gotta always these are the things that you learned. Yep.
Gotta be ahead of the game. This is why I'm
doing the class. This is why I'm doing the class.
These simple tools are gonna help you in life no
matter what. It doesn't matter organizing, campaigning, a job, a relationship,

(28:24):
you know, all of these things, these meticulous things that
people think, Oh, tessn't just be an extra Oh you know,
you just talking long winded. Oh it ain't just that.
These are the things that gonna keep you sharp, keep
you on your shit. Well, can't nobody knock you off
your square? And if it really was a thousand people today,
if it really was how we present, how our exhibit looks,

(28:48):
you know, how we're together is a direct reflection of
our program. And it feels so much better when when
you can go in knowing, Okay, I know how to
pull it up because I put it. I pulled it
up last night. I know how to do I know
where I'm going because I googled it here. I know
this and that because I'm on point. This is why

(29:10):
people don't get elected, y'all, because when you got that
one chance to figure it out, it's too late. You've
missed the voter. This is why issues don't get passed.
You missed the opportunity. This is why people end up
getting kicked off battle. They didn't read the instruction, they
didn't read ahead. This is what happens. It's these small

(29:31):
little things. You got to be so into this, so
over prepared for everything you do. When it comes to
line pushing with me, you gotta be passionate enough about
it to want to do it, just like you be
in them comments, responding back in the comment, you gotta
have that same energy when it comes to these projects.
If not, we're not going to be successful.

Speaker 4 (29:50):
Yeah, because in case y'all don't know, you about to
really see as an empty nester, You about to really
see with my recruiting as like, so we want Marcella's
there with us on the journey.

Speaker 2 (30:05):
He gonna be he gonna be there on the journey.
We just don't know what roll y'all. We gotta we
gotta keep in prayer. When it comes to the wall,
I'm going up.

Speaker 3 (30:14):
They're definitely going up to here.

Speaker 2 (30:18):
He definitely coming with us. We just don't know. It's
gonna be advanced, it's gonna be after hours, He's gonna
be in the middle. We just gotta figure it out.
We gotta use people court to say blessing. These are
these type of meticulous things. You know, they're just gonna
keep a shark because I am and I will do.
And this ain't based on you know, my boyfriend saying
today talking about oh yeah, you know time and Tael. No,

(30:40):
this ain't about time tailor and I done did this before.
This ain't about will tell tell. And according to the data,
I know how to build and recruit. That's just all
it is to it. So I'm excited because now the
virtual space, I can give people what they need. And
more important than Marcella's in person, people connect you so
grave like you and Jade met three years ago, and

(31:02):
y'all still connect work together. So but imagine in the
virtual space so many others that can connect and meet,
and you know they've been missing out on those opportunities.
So I'm most excited about that building with a group
of folks that we just keep building, keep building, keep building.
And more important than you, guys, have somebody to beild with.
You find your Marcellus on the community dashboard because you are.

(31:25):
It is so much easier to do it with the
right hand. And I tease Marcels a lot, We joke
a lot, but he knows, and I say it publicly
and privately. I am absolutely blessed to have him. I
will take him over anybody I would take if somebody
knew how to set up a step on or people
their eyes closed, I will still taking Marcellus over them
every day because he's dedicated, he's loyal, he cares about

(31:46):
the mission, he's responsive, he has a great attitude, he
has a beautiful spirit. I can always count on him.
And when you can count on somebody in this space
that is invaluable, you cannot does not get any better
with that when you find somebody that's willing to rock
with you. Rain sleep snow go up the hill, down
the hill. Those are the ones you want to rock

(32:08):
with because you cannot find that. You just literally cannot
find that. The rest of that y'all can learn on
the way, You can teach on the way, or you know,
get other people bringing other people to do different things.
But when you got somebody rocking with you, you better
take that person and you better rock out with them.
So I appreciate you marcellers and guys, you know this
episode is gonna be about something else, but it turned

(32:28):
into a training. Everything's always about a training. Everything's always
about training. So we will talk to you guys later on. Guys,
make sure you enroll. Hope you learn something from this.
Make sure you enroll in the training. Guys, everything gonna
be about training ourselves, so they just might as well
give you if you don't. We certainly gonna talk about
issues and everything's going on in the world, but I'm
always gonna keep tying it back to the training because

(32:50):
that is my number one. I am just passionate about that,
so people can learn how to do this on their own.
Anybody can sit up on these podcasts talk with these
stories and all that, but you need actual real information
on what to do, how to do, and how we
learn from this. So thank you again, thank you for
giving us some of y'all time. Y'all, we love you
to death. Make sure you follow me on Instagram and
we will talk to you next time. Beefe. If you

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