He literally looked at me and said, you're batshit crazy. I said, I know that's why you married me. I said, we can do this. So we gathered members of our church and my senior staff, some local politicians, and I told my story, the story that I just shared with you, people were shocked, tears in the room. And then I told them about what a child deserves. To have a community that shows them love and shows them love by giving them something of their own, a brand new pair of pajamas, their own lotion, shampoo, conditioner, their bar soap, their own toothbrush and toothpaste. Every child deserves an activity. They all deserve a book because if you educate a child's mind, you actually educate your future. I wanted every child to get a stuffy. And then finally, my son, Grayson, he was five years old at the time when we packed our first case. Rob Scheer (10:12): He said, daddy, everybody needs a blankie. I said, a blankie. I said, Grayson, you know, these kids are not cold. He said, I know daddy. But every time they wrap themselves up in their blankie, they know we love them. See Corey, that's what we all want. We wanna be loved. We wanna know that we're not disposable, we're not invisible. And with that, we packed a comfort case and another, and another, and my friend, I'm here to tell you, 10 years later we have packed and delivered over 175,000 cases. We have delivered them to all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico. And by the way, during the height of the pandemic, when we all woke up and didn't know what was going on, children in foster care, they lived through that every day. Every day is a pandemic for them. My husband and I, we were gathering our team and opening up an office in the United Kingdom where over 84,000 children are in foster care there. And by the way, they carry trash bags just like here. Corey Andrew Powell (11:20): Such an inspiration. And what a great guy and a terrific father. So I encourage you all to learn more about Rob Scheer, check him out online and consider supporting his cause. Naja Hall is a dynamic certified family, life educator and life coach and brand new beauty entrepreneur. She's a whole lot of fun and very savvy. And in this next clip from our motivational conversation, Naja gives her career advice that can actually be applied to your personal life as well. You're doing so well in your career, in media, and I think you are are a great role model for other young women looking to get into the media field. So just if you, um, have a few words of advice or wisdom about a young college student, perhaps, or someone in college in general, yeah. Looking to get into the media career, what would you suggest are some, some steps to take. Naja Hall (12:10): If you are looking to embark on your media career? I would say this, no matter how old you are, no matter what type of equipment you have, start today. It doesn't, it doesn't have to be perfect. My first podcast, I recorded it from my phone. That one probably got maybe 50 listens, 50 downloads, but you know what? I just kept going. Mm-hmm. , I literally kept going my, my podcast. Now, um, I think we're getting 10, 20,000 downloads per episode. Wow. But that's just simply because I kept going. Also, talk about what you wanna talk about. Mm-hmm. , be free and be yourself. Think about what your future self would want to hear. Always put things out that your grandma would never be ashamed to hear. Um, or your parents or some adult or some person out there that you respect. Maybe a mentor. Think about yourself in the future. Naja Hall (13:04):