While answering a question about how far one should go in trying to change the people in one's life, Neville says he does not change them at all, but asks instead what they themselves want - the lesson he says he learned years earlier from a blind man, Clyde Munroe, who did not wish to see. As a small illustration from that same day, he mentions that his daughter's dog asked to be taken out three times while he sat reading the Bible, and he simply let it out each time rather than resisting it.