GEORGE:  Welcome back to other episode of the mind of George show. The mind that sometimes I believe belongs in a straight jacket, but I think my level of craziest just enough and it's my podcast. So I want to share with the world, but I am excited about today's episode, the man, the myth, the legend, somebody that I call a friend, even though we haven't met in real life yet, but it's coming the voice of angels, the voice of entrepreneurs, the voice of the internet.I don't even know how to describe him, but he's somebody that I follow immensely and intensely and who I do follow any motivates me in so many areas and not like that kind of fake motivation of like, Oh, I feel like it today. It's like consistent, loaded with heart loaded, with love, loaded, with positive energy.Talking about everything from loving your life, loving your wife. Getting your finances in check and delivering it with that smooth sound that just cures your heart. And so before I go any further and like butcher this beyond belief, let me welcome my friend Donald. So Donna, welcome to the show. My friend, DONALD:  My guy. What's up, man. George Bryant,how you doing bro?GEORGE: I am good. I'm good. I told everybody, I told Donald before the show guys that I was. I love my voice. Now I've learned to love it through being friends with Donald. And I was like, but when I hear him, man, I'm like, I'm about to go. I don't know, find a hobby that makes me wheezy and add some depth to my voice that, or I need an accent.I think I need an accent. I don't know what it is. I feel like when you get like an Australian or European accent, it buys you permission to speak. However you want. Everyone's like, God, that sounds amazing. DONALD: That's so true, man. That's such a know like, like I told you, everyone has the voice and you, you have a voice that, that cuts through in a different way. So I love it for that. And thanks mate for having me. I'm excited, bro.GEORGE: Yeah, me too. Me too. So for those of you that don't know, so,what's your Instagram, it's Donald the voice, right? DONALD: Donald the voice, Donald the voice, just like. The duck.GEORGE: Donald the voice, but you do a lot of voiceovers. You do commercials, you do, you know, audio interviews, you do everything.So this question I'm about to ask you is probably going to have a different answer than I get most of the time. And so when you look back at your journey, your rise to this voice and doing what you do, what do you think looking back was like the biggest mistake that you ever made in business. And then what was the lesson that you took out of it?DONALD: Whoa. There's so many ways that I can answer that question. And this is something that I've come to realize recently, maybe in the last nine months to a year, was that Donald the voice had no voice. Here's what I mean by that. I was in a place George, not too long ago. About a year ago, where whether it was childhood hurt or there was insecurity, whether it was fear, whether it was being afraid to be bold, be courageous, everything that was external for me, external success, leaving my full time job of almost a decade of teaching middle school and launching out for time into entrepreneurship.I got into this thing and I was like, wow, why am I afraid? To truly be myself to show the full gamut of my journey as a man that just so happens to include being a most recent entrepreneur. Right. And so I would say my biggest mistake was this was launching out in business and not having a true voice, not really understanding myself what I bring to the world and what my pain points are and seeing that that's all a part.Of the total package of being a businessman that you can't divorce, how you aren't business from who you are on the inside. And how we really do provide value to the world from the inside out. And so whenever that's in congruent, you're bound to have this amazing thing externally that people look at it  and they apply it and amazing voice,  national c