Hello, hi! Today, I want to challenge you. I want to challenge you to answer a question. The good news for you is that this question is actually simple. The words in the question are actually simple. The bad news is that for thousands of years, people have been trying to answer this very same question for themselves. People have dedicated their lives to this question. They fought for this question, and sometimes, they've given their lives in defense of this question. And the question is this: What does freedom mean to you? And I'm not talking about a dictionary definition of freedom, right? I'm not talking about an academic or even an intellectual discussion about what freedom is. I'm talking about what does it mean to you? What does it mean in your own life? And I know firsthand that this very question has the potential to change your life because it's the exact question that my wife, Courtney, and I asked ourselves three years ago. It was a little bit of awkward timing for us to be talking about freedom. It was the night we brought my daughter Milligan home from the hospital. As new parents, we struggled for 30-45 whatever minutes it was to try to get her to go to sleep in her new crib. And after that, we wandered like zombies out to the kitchen table. And as we sat down, I turned to her and said, "You know, honey, I need to talk to you about something," which I've learned after five years of marriage, that's the most terrible way you can possibly start a conversation. I said, "I want to talk to you about freedom." And you can imagine what her expression was and what her response was. I can't repeat some of it...