I don't really care how old you are. Everyday is another classroom. It's our choice to walk from the educators. Lets turn that around. What if you're the teacher and those who need to hear your experiences can't find reason in your purpose? On this podcast we step onto that path. To see what you have lived as being the lesson learned. By choice we accept it. Sometimes we forgive the journey with it's misguided downfalls. We shove it into a box and hide it from the rest of the planet then sit around wondering why we are who we are so late in the game of life. Once again I don't care how old you are. I've met 21 year old's that think they've got one foot in the grave. Each of us are on separate paths. They aren't to be compared. They're to be shared. Teach it. I'm a firm believer that a person of homeless is a genius. They know how to survive. Whereas the rest of us accept life for what it is. Well? What is it? That's like asking someone what their favorite song of all time is. You think your job sucks? Go clean a movie theater after there's been 279 people sitting in those chairs. We are a third world generation that's been convinced that we have first world problems. Teach. Take what you know and what you've experienced and build upon the presence of a new tomorrow. Through teaching you physically become the better student. Don't dominate. Don't mandate. Don't manipulate. Don't think your life is better than any other. Teach your truth. Luck has nothing to do with your experience. We all have toilets that overflow and the damn dishwasher never properly cleans. But that's not what we think the real world wants to see. The way businesses hire is proof of that. They're allowing computers to sift through the resumes and cover letters without meeting the better talent. Those with greater experience. Teach...