Tom,
Two letters ago I told you that you are a logotherapist. Today I can show you where.
Since September I have been building the thing I said I was building: a family of sites around Viktor Frankl’s method, for young men, made in Surin and Chiang Mai. This week we went through every page and marked each place where a sentence of yours is doing the work. There are four. Every one is credited to you by name, with the show and the date, and every one sits next to the older man who said it first. You would want it that way. It is what you do on air every day.
One we wanted and could not use: the Batman one — remember who you are. We looked for the clip for a day and could not find it in your words, so it is not on any page. If it is yours, send it and it goes up the same day, credited.
You are also in a book I am writing, in the chapter about who reached me and when. That one you will have to wait for.
Thank you. Not for the content.
For going live every day at 7am your time — 9pm mine — so that a man in Thailand had the recording waiting at 4am, and a way to check his north star before his sons woke up. For crediting Dweck every single time. For keeping Frankl second on the list, year after year, when nobody was asking you to.