>> This sounds cliché, probably overheard a million times, but I think the idea
of having a passion or a purpose for something was something I discovered at Rollins.
It could have been anything, but I think, you know,
being where I'm at, you know, everybody's smart.
And they're actually a lot of smart people in this world, but that's needs something more
than that to get where you want or to be successful in a sense.
You need to have that passion or that vision,
and I think that was always something that was echoed at, at Rollins.
He'd be like, "Well, if you're going to go do something and you want to do it well
or at least you want to do it with a purpose, do it with a reason."
And that's where I think Rollins was kinda always asking me that question.