When I went to school, and saw everyone writing, I am so thankful that I went to a mainstream
school and was writing with my friends around me. You know, we're all obviously doing
it for this first time, you know. Obviously not everyone's handwriting is perfect, and,
of course, we're going to call my writing foot-writing, right? But people are amazed,
like, Nick, you write really neat! Well, practice makes perfect, doesn't it? And now even
as a speaker, every time I speak, I get better and better and better. And, I'm not the
best. I know I'm not the best. There are always ways we can get better and better at
things, especially within our profession, or even at our relationships and our friendships.
I want to be a better person-not just a better speaker. I want to be a better person
that, you know, my friends and the people around me, they know I care for them and love
them. So, whatever it is, whether it's relationships or attaining a goal or something, practice
makes perfect.