How to Improve your Climbing Movement with Legend Johnny Dawes

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

If you’d like a remote or in person coaching session with Johnny, please email [e-mail] 🎉

[@EastWind785]

Thanks for the link! Wow!

[@johnnydawesofficial]

Get involved

[@paulrhodesquinn]

Yes!!

[@jamessanders7035]

The way his brain works in climbing is such a breath of fresh air. I remember hearing him on a podcast talk about getting out of a car's driver window while it was moving and getting back in on the passenger side, and grading it v4 lol.

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Hahaha wild. Totally! I enjoyed taking a step away from my usual approach for the session and have absolutely found his methods coming out in my climbing mindset since. ☺️

[@shamharoth]

I heard that too, on The Nugget Climbing podcast. The whole episode is several hours long, but well worth a listen.

[@bryanbryan6108]

Divergent thinking isn’t always useful. This guy is just loony lol.

[@namelastname2449]

Which podcast?

[@summersmith8581]

"We're dicking about!" - 14:17 the best part of climbing!

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Heheh agreed. And “doing weird shit” 😍

[@60secondpages]

The other best part, 'imagining we're a piece of moss in... Kyrgyzstan'.

[@ScratchRick]

Johnny is such a character, seems like a lot of fun to hang out with 😊

[@cwehden]

This stuff is really good for static climbers who get frightened easily, you have to trust and let go in order for your body to move well, any movement based in fear will be tight, stiff, inhibited and emotionally not coming from the right place. Emotions and mechanics work in harmony both have to be in sync for the body to really work.

[@bibbly1234]

I love Johnny, he's got such a unique way of thinking about climbing and movement, it almost feels like a completely new approach to the sport. Loved your nervous parrot analogy too, very accurate

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

It really does! His approach and methods make so much sense, whilst still feeling unique and interesting. Thoroughly enjoyed my time climbing with him 🙌

[@hijim3874]

Hes completely insane i love a good dawes rant

[@cinerati0n]

It's like Michael Scott explaining his sales process

[@Dave1507]

This was different! He's such a charcter, and good on you for getting him on your channel and letting him do his thing! Very cool video once more!

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Such an insightful session and a really refreshing approach to my session. Who knew you could have so much fun no hands climbing with a finger injury! ☺️☺️

[@Dave1507]

@@hannahmorrisbouldering Oh, yeah, I forgot about your finger, and I hope it's healing up nicely!

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

@@Dave1507 it is thanks! Took a big break and hoping to be back climbing properly soon 🙌

[@Dave1507]

@@hannahmorrisbouldering Don't worry about "soon" or "properly", you are on the handless path now anyway ;)

[@althejazzman]

This was as much a psychotherapist session as a bouldering session! I love the way Johnny was able to immediately tap into Hannah's strengths and weaknesses.

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Glad you found the session interesting! ☺️☺️

[@wT-kd6yi]

'You're just a huge wibbly wobbly octopus' 😂

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

He’s not wrong haha 🐙

[@The_Tsar_Chasm]

This dude is such an effective teacher. I loved that once he realised that being critical wasn’t working, he thought of a different perspective, and as soon as he was supportive you were able to do it. Also, “Yeah, but if your intuition is a bag of spanners, you get an intuitive bag of spanners!” 😂😂

[@khakicam5400]

Really courageous Hannah, allowing yourself to be that vulnerable so publicly. In doing so, that moment when your mind cleared and you just did the move with almost a "knowing" was an amazing insight into the climbing mind of Mr Johnny Dawes. So thanks heaps for what you do.

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Thank you so much! Really great to hear that you liked the video. It was so much fun to film :)

[@johnnydawesofficial]

That's true

[@khakicam5400]

@@hannahmorrisbouldering out of interest, would you say you experienced a flow state in that moment you nailed it?

[@khakicam5400]

The reason I ask is that flow state is usually talked about as something which we enter by chance, when the conditions are 'just right'. Yet what Johnny had you do seemed like a deliberate and conscious way of getting in sync with that state. If so, that's pretty bloody profound.

[@khakicam5400]

@@johnnydawesofficial do you have any thoughts on my flow state ramblings above?

[@maxdilcon5679]

‘Your just a wibbly wobbly octopus’ I shall remember than next time I can’t send the 8a moonboard benchmark

[@Aaron-xq6hv]

I'm only like 4 minutes into the video, but proprioception is such an underrated skill. Ultimately it's probably the most fundamental climbing skill, as it affects everything, but people rarely truly drill or train it. It's not really a surprise that many of those who excel at climbing come from dance or gymnastics backgrounds.

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Hope you enjoy the session. Johnny is such a gold mine of climbing information and his approach felt really unique. ☺️

[@wr81cm]

You nailed it! I’ve met a lot of skateboarding folks and their balance/creativity is quite incredible!

[@Aaron-xq6hv]

@@hannahmorrisbouldering Now that I am fully through the video I did really like it. You're right he has such a unique approach and I want to try some of that stuff now. Not to mention just by watching the last climb you can see how well he knows how to move. Now we just gotta get you in the School Room.

[@kayaolsen2927]

This is the most fascinating climbing video I've seen yet. So much zen philosophy in Johnny's approach.

[@mezzmezzrow426]

No idea what I've just witnessed, but it was fantastic! I think I need Johnny with me permanently.

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Johnny needs to replace the doubtful parrot on my shoulder! 🥹

[@mezzmezzrow426]

@@hannahmorrisbouldering A mini Johnny on your shoulder, now there's an image!

[@saisaivipa]

Omigosh this was hilarious, irreverent, provoking and mind blowing! Never seen anyone like him or his approach before. Will try to apply some of his lessons in my next session. Thanks for yet another great vdo and guest Hannah! ❤

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Thank you so much. I’m sure Johnny will be psyched to know you enjoyed it so much! Really glad you liked the video.

[@taylor.douthit]

It looks like a ton of fun climbing with Johnny. That little foot swap thing on the blue slab was awesome. I also loved the mental coaching, great vid hm!

[@NotPMHarper]

Free therapy session with Legend Johnny Dawes! In all seriousness, really fun video. I've seen a few videos of Johnny's but love his energy and his perspective.

[@Jarom.M]

I do something similar to this when doing dynos: I "watch" myself when I do them. I'm not mentally hanging on and going for it. I'm just sitting back, in my mind, and watching. It prevents me from overthinking it and instead I let my body do the work.

[@bendycard]

Great video Hannah and it was so good to see you climbing (or in Dawes-speak dicking about 😂) with Johnny. I can’t imagine you’d get a similar coaching from any other climber. His unique style and mind set was my biggest inspiration when I started climbing. 😌

[@razzinijj5465]

Fun to watch for sure. Great approach. The mental thing is hindering a lot of climbers. I really enjoyed watching him climb the last boulder. Very explosive and precise. Reminded me a little of my own climbing style, except I’m not explosive nor precise

[@AnnaHazelnutt]

Oh my gosh Hannah what an amazing video. An absolute joy to hear Johnny's thought process mixed in with sporadic hilarious one liners

[@EllaClarke-ht3vb]

I think that sometimes in climbing the psychological side takes over you when you are looking at a move on a climb, sometimes you just have those mental blocks of “I’m not sure I can do this move” and “I maybe am to scared to do” it so I think that confidence on the wall takes time. :)

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Absolutely! I know what my body needs to do but I can’t make my mind let me body so it so often!

[@60secondpages]

It's interesting how he doesn't think to himself, I am going to do this, it's more like a calculation of how would I do this, and gradually gets nearer and nearer to it, until the need to commit is less of an issue as its comfortable.

[@richardbradley1532]

Johnny should be sat on top of some snowcapped indian mountain.

[@jasper7072]

I love this so much! I love it when differently thinking people are able to explain how they think and transfer that to others

[@khakicam5400]

Perfect summary of what we just watched

[@kavali6320]

Johnny's mindful approach to body positioning, movements and climbing itself pointed out how much untouched power everyone has. Believe and trust your guts and intuition ;) Great session.

[@zebedee6296]

I once heard him say (paraphrasing) in response to being asked if he's full of himself- he's good because he's explored what a human can be. I.e it's not unique to him, rather it's something that we're all capable of, but it requires a sort of serious commitment to play which most people don't want to do or forget to do as they grow up. And now a direct quote- "You can do all this pumpy pull-up shit, but you're still shit" Sometimes I think he is kind of chatting breeze, but then you watch him trying stuff like The Meltdown in 1985 and he just makes it look like art. Brutal art. But art.

[@DrunkenDemon]

This was fun to watch aaand continues to be a really fun thing do in my bouldering Sessions. Thanks a bunch! ( nothing fancy and dynamic, just beginner Level Balance stuff. Still fun:) )

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@tomdavies6481]

If Dr Who retired and took up bouldering

[@matthewbrown-rv6cy]

He would the perfect Dr Who.

[@biodieseler1]

Mad as a sack of cracks. But gosh darn, we love him and his wisdom.

[@jameswatson4326]

I think we all want to see Johnny set for IFSC now. He's layed down the challenge to Ondra and Garnbrett. Literally loved him so much here. Mr Miagi vibes

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

That would be a GREAT video, huh?!

[@craigbritton1089]

It is having confidence in your competence

[@markcobb3929]

wonderful..love JD so much..such an amazing coach, climber and such a wonderful man. The whole thing about shape of body in relation to the wall or rock..the relation between the physical and mental (and proprioceptional). We've done some drills like this with Johnny before..the best climbing coaching we've ever had. Such a star!! Brilliant video.

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Us too! Such a unique and refreshing way of approaching movement. Really glad you liked the video :)

[@markcobb3929]

@@hannahmorrisbouldering saw you guys at TCH yesterday..wanted to chat to you, but you were busy, but had a lovely chat with Nathan..great vids..!!!

[@hydra66]

I probably need to watch this again. Dont think just do

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Hehehe doooo it 😇

[@alexcouret]

Wait what? He's a freaking genius. We all need a Johnny to tell us to shut up and just do it. Awesome vid!

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Ten million percent!

[@craigbritton1089]

When he was visiting America once ; saw him lead a 5.10 c route onsite; no hands; no falls. Another friend saw him do a 5.11 plus highball slab no hands onsight

[@TonyFisherPuzzles]

He asks everyone their mother's maiden name. Could Johnny really be a cunning hacker?

[@NathanBetts]

Great company and great climber to share the mats with!

[@indigowolf288]

Great Video Hannah, and what a swoop to get Johnny Dawes in. He's an absolute legend and was my inspiration back in the day to get me onto my climbing journey. His teaching is unique, he's actually, I believe, attempting to share a glimpse at that 'oneness' feeling you get when everything flows and comes together effortlessly. It's amazing when it happens but oh so elusive.

[@ElliotLukeB]

Glad to see Johnny looking fit and healthy. Incredible he’s passing on his techniques to us all

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Valuable stuff! 🙌🙌

[@fishfish526]

God. I love this man, hes so funny and likeable whilst still having actual thought and weight to what he says.

[@roryjackson765]

"If you get your attitude right, it is incredible what your body will do for you." Perfect.

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Wise words! Glad you enjoyed ☺️

[@EllaClarke-ht3vb]

When the intro was playing, I started smiling- Johnny is such a cool guy! Really interesting video to watch, thank you so much Hannah! 🤩

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Great to hear Ella, thanks so much for watching and commenting! Hope you enjoy the video with Johnny, he’s a brilliant coach!

[@chalky2002]

What a brilliant video. I started off climbing instinctively and made good progress. I then switched to a fear mindset, watched so many videos on technique, I was truly overwhelmed. I will try trusting myself from now on. Thanks both!!

[@natalieminnis]

I found this so fascinating. I tend to do my best climbing when I mentally picture one of my favourite climbers doing the route. It helps me "get out of my own way" mentally. I haven't managed to do this with slab yet - maybe fear gets in the way. I'll definitely try to practice these techniques.

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

That’s such an interesting visualisation tactic! Thanks for watching

[@Cameron4557]

Johnny Dawes is a like a savant, I never had much awareness of him until now but his intuition is so fundamental and rooted in nature that he's able to so simply explain such complex techniques and ideas. I could watch him coach all day

[@johnnydawesofficial]

Commercially it is nearly invisible.. Unfortunately

[@nufc420]

Dinorwig Quarry, Wales. I was smoking a joint near the bottom of Desolation of Smaug when I over hear a conversation. Someone was trying to sell Beta to a route, I know sell it. The thing is though the punters were hooked and the salesman. a short guy in shorts and a flowery shirt and dark hair was pitching like nothing I've seen before. . It was a strange moment for me in climbing only once before has something came close, that was when a heavily bearded man approached me and successfully sold me three pairs of boxer shorts under the Neb roof at Shaftoe crags in Northumberland. I ended up meandering up Smaug and out of range to hear if our protagonist was successful in his pursuit, so I'm sorry for the cliff hanger (see what I did there). I heard Johnny has spent alot of time around there, so maybe he knows the rest

[@fromemoogcoop9955]

Loved this Hannah! He’s a bona fide genius I think, and they can be very difficult to learn from at first, he weirdly reminds me of my former piano teacher, who is coincidentally called John Law. Like watching a training montage from a kung fu movie or something. Transcendent stuff!

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Really glad you enjoyed it. Johnny's coaching style is so cool and unique. :)

[@Sigginsc]

Great interactions between you two! This video gives some insight into the amazing mind Johnny possesses. Many lessons to apply to climbing/life

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Thanks Cameron! Really glad you liked it and agreed, so much valuable insight ✨

[@danielhipkiss1]

This was so much fun, really enjoyed the video and good fun dicking about

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Great fun!!😎😎

[@bergmanfan]

This is unlike anything I've watched till date on climbing. He is just brilliant! Advice goes beyond climbing. 🙇

[@bildsteinmatthias]

incredible, he reads you like an open book… instantly and spot on. wow. what a session.

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Really interesting session!

[@Tarabulus]

This was great! Not gonna lie, I got a slighty esoteric vibe from a few sentences in the beginning and wasn't sure what would follow. But Johnny has really amazing insight into mind-body connection and what it can do for you (most likely more than I can appreciate). Fascinating stuff! Also I was rooting so hard for you to stick the second task, I actually gave a small cheer at 21:08

[@pauladr609]

Using our subconscious mind and the innate intelligence of our bodies to our advantage, what wonderfully complex yet brilliant creatures we are! Loved this vid! Outstanding content on this channel, Hannah. Thanks so much for sharing ✨

[@OutsideHathersage]

Well you don't see that every day. Great stuff

[@danburgess7418]

If anyone else said the things he said, I’d say it’s gibberish, but you just know that he’s onto something. Really enjoyed this one. Watching him climb on those problems was as mesmerising as it was when I first saw stone monkey on video. Leg End

[@jakelevi1996]

Johnny Dawes at 2:20 "If that was a Transit van I was trying to stop rolling down a hill, I'd press it like that" - I feel like there's a lot of hidden wisdom in this casual remark, about how, when thinking about how to do a certain move/sequence/problem/route, it's easy to have the tendency to think about how you would try to comfortably complete your goal... but sometimes how you would position your body/prepare your mind if you were pulling at 100% max effort is different to how you would do so comfortably at 70% effort, and sometimes you need to consider the 100% approach if you want to climb at your limit

[@matteobecchi1210]

9.58 a bit of Doctor Who vibes there

[@Gmrking91]

Timey wimey

[@justapenoindex]

seems like a really nice guy and im sure he has earned and deserves all the trust in the world but the stuff he is saying has a touch of 'hindsight cold reading' to it. interesting video :)

[@alang253]

as we get better at climbing we become more results driven and protective of our ego and it starts to stifle our progression. I have experienced what Dawes is talking about: magically and effortlessly climbing way above your ability and most would just say 'flow state', but he has some unique gems that are overlooked and quite tangible to every climber.

[@Azylys-]

That was inspiring to watch ! I like the "what does your body want to do and when does it tell you to go", I will pay more attention to that in the future !

[@ronmiyakawa]

Thanks!

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Thanks so much!

[@mystishio]

A most unique man. A sage of climbing in all ways of the word! I thoroughly enjoyed this video, it might help me send my project next session 😊

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

So good to hear you liked it! ☺️☺️

[@mystishio]

@@hannahmorrisbouldering And what so you know, the whole 'listen to your body' thing, when the moment came, actually helped me send my project, mere days before a reset of that wall! Thanks for the video😁

[@George_Climbs]

This seems like one of those things that's completely bonkers, but strangely works really well! I have a real hard slab to work on and this has really inspired me to _feel_ it... I feel like anything is possible right now... fascinating!

[@Natalanium]

What a legend, the way his brain works is just something else. Really impressive stuff!

[@jackberdine]

I love the style of climbing he presents. just experimenting with moves, making your own fun, training yourself any way that feels good or makes sense. hopefully I can emulate this style.

[@b0604]

This guy is truly bizarre lol

[@EastWind785]

I love this educational video and feel so grateful for Johnnys subtle awareness and humour and patience shared in this way! Thanks so much Hannah for your fresh enthusiasm and courage to be vulnerable and take risks when Johnny blasted his experience and suggestions and ideas at you - Thanks everyone involved in making this happen- you’ve relighted my hunger for more climbing.

[@johnnydawesofficial]

Encouraging. Thank you

[@ArinaThomsen]

So good to see Johnny on your channel! I am a big fan!

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

He’s a total legend, it was so great to climb with him.

[@marcushill78]

I tried some of these techniques during a coaching session today, particularly the visualisation stuff during some no hands exercises, it really works!

[@johnnydawesofficial]

Tip of a great iceberg

[@marcushill78]

@@johnnydawesofficial Have you ever tried target shooting? The mental stuff would transfer wonderfully. I used to compete internationally and the visualisation of a perfect shot carries through.

[@pascaljutras178]

This guy inspired me to try at my bouldering gym whatever I can do without hands, after few mounts of practice I can tell that my results on slab got improved as crazy. This allow to really feel the balance vs body positioning, get real limits of your shoe adherence, and mainly get a way to minimize the force required to grab holes by maximizing weight on your feet. It is also fun challenge.

[@johnnydawesofficial]

Well put. Come and do the full shebang?

[@pascaljutras178]

@@johnnydawesofficial would be too good

[@johnnydawesofficial]

@@pascaljutras178 I should avoid it if it's good..

[@onlygazza]

I’m no climber but I watch a lot of climbing vids and after watching this I’ve realised that some of the best at any sport see what they are doing in a different way to others completely, like a flow state, very interesting 👏

[@achillesmichael5705]

I have to say I really like his style, because it's all about feeling the right moment and then going for it and not getting distracted by all the noise in the gym. Many onlookers will try to cheer you on and make you go for it. But climbing is such a delicate sport, you have to ignore them and go at your own pace.

[@johnnydawesofficial]

Precisely

[@j.j.2156]

59 and still so much enthusiasm: legend! thanks for this video👍

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Thanks for watching!

[@Ollie_1997]

He is so all over the place in the absolute best way possible. A million miles a minute but so so good. Love a good bit of 'dicking about' 😂

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Doing weird shit and dicking around: climbing at its finest 🥹

[@Glenners]

When your microdose ends up being a macrodose haha. Great video!

[@khakicam5400]

Bowlful for breakfast every day...

[@leeevans6213]

Johnnies a legend no one thinks like him he’s hard core old school ahead of his time

[@baumaeyn]

Loved that half sentence Johnny said about redirection. I use this pretty often with friends. Distract them for a second so their brain can have a fresh-ish approach.

[@Roedie]

Hey Hannah, I was wondering what kind of microphones you use? When I use lav mics with climbing its just a lot of breathing noises 😂

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

They’re the Rode wireless gos! Still do get some breathing to be honest, but they fit the bill pretty well. ☺️

[@Roedie]

@@hannahmorrisbouldering thanks for the reply, I'll check them out :)

[@hj40]

goddamn that was one of the coolest coaching sessions ever!

[@gramophoneloopers]

As a full time climbing coach it was a pleasure to see all these details. Such a unique approach, I loved to watch it. I think I would talked to you about arm positioning, swinging, to find easier the right position. Of course, I would work on your mental barriers to become better climber, better, fuller man.

[@johnnydawesofficial]

How many of you are non climbers what do you do? What do you get from this? Thanks..

[@Skadi2k3]

Didn't she just do the giraffe moving the center of gravity to the left? Head went back shoulders went down.

[@Richcaptures]

This dudes the right amount of crazy

[@Bennici]

"Look at your face from the inside". If anyone but Johnny Dawes had said something like that with a straight face, you'd laugh them out of the room. From him, it makes a weird kind of sense. What a wonderfully goofy man. If you didn't know this session was about coaching someone to climb better, you'd think it was a slightly esoteric kind of therapy.

[@billking8843]

Johnny should have a Nobel Prize for something by now. There is no other climber on the planet quite like him.

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

I wholeheartedly agree, such an interesting insight into climbing movement.

[@billking8843]

@@hannahmorrisbouldering Credit to you too for always having the most interesting guests on your channel.

[@beaukbrown]

The "maiden name" Jedi trick blew my mind! Thanks for highlighting such a great climber and bringing thoughtful interaction to it

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@raeyth_]

Ive been watching a lot of your videos these last few days, and it's really inspired me to start climbing again. Tomorrow I'm going to a climbing gym for the first time in four and a half years. So excited to get back at it. This is definitely such a unique way to think about climbing, and it's definitely something I'm going to try. I feel like I used to do this before I really understood technique.

[@abbeycarter9128]

I enjoy how (I think) he made you feel a bit uncomfortable/out of your comfort shell as he was in a way trying to explain to get out of our heads and just climb and let our body’s guide us. I think it really rings true as I know personally I have better sessions when I just play around on the wall and have fun. I usually walk away from my projects when I try to figure it out like a puzzle cause tbh no one ever does routes the same in gyms. We all have different bodies and we all intuitively move in our own ways. Love this different style of coaching!! ❤

[@malcopops4]

Don't think i could cope with this coaching style but very interesting to watch! Well done hannah.

[@mar117117]

Lets just stop calling Johnny a coach and call him guru, because that's what he really is 😂

[@OTDECK]

I was thinking the whole time the fk you on about 😂

[@LadyLaddy]

This video is so special and interesting!

[@eyeless43]

wow one of your best vids ever, very eye opening!

[@phillewis3108]

This is what genius looks like. It’s not about doing what everyone else does, but better, it’s about seeing with completely novel eyes.

[@StriteMVP]

As someone just getting into bouldering in my mid-30's (6 weeks in atm) but who has a broader knowledge of movement and kinesthesis thanks to being a qualified PT with a decent level of calisthenics, this was a fascinating watch! Movement is instinctive and reactive, which is something a lot of people forget as they advance (be that with climbing, or any kind of movement practice). They get bogged down with worrying about form and perfecting every little flaw. Johnny clearly gets that and has managed to keep his movement playful and explorative. Sure, there are bad techniques that you probably want to remove from your practice, but the reality is that 'good form' is mostly a misnomer, since everyone moves differently, especially when it comes to such a dynamic movement practice such as climbing.

[@johnnydawesofficial]

However without alignment none if it will work. That does need precision. Form is if anything the central idea mvp

[@StickyPaw]

Wizard King

[@hannabargheer6732]

I never comment on youtube videos - but gosh this was really incredible! I think this is the first time I have ever come across this energy and approach to climbing and I have watched years of content. The idea of moving with intuition, and that one already has intuition within oneself is such a strong thought. Thanks for a great video Hannah!

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Wow, thanks so much! Really appreciate you watching and commenting. So glad to hear you enjoyed the video. ☺️

[@johnnydawesofficial]

What might you do to see this? I appreciate your appreciation

[@Fr3akingNINJA]

What a great dude, love your videos - definitely stand outs from the rest of the community here on KZbin

[@hannahmorrisbouldering]

Thank you so much! Really appreciate it ✌️

[@edwarddannenberg5084]

Wow, what a great lesson from a great teacher. Thanks for posting!