The Most Satisfying Part of a Speech Is Not Seeing It Being Delivered

The most satisfying part of a speech was not seeing it being delivered. It was the moment it was accepted as like, Oh, great. This is done. That's what you were always playing for. I think that's a little bit of a problem in politics. The way inside of an organization, you kind of become like, you know, you serve the principle. And so if you've done your job and gotten it through this ringer for them they wouldn't have time to do otherwise.