I don't think people understand how many times I've had to start over in my life.

I don't think people understand how many times I've had to start over in my life. So I'm going to give you a story time. Stick with me. When I was 18, I graduated high school. I didn't really know what I wanted to do. So I moved out to Mexico for about four months, and I learned Spanish. And it was probably one of the most eye -opening, crazy experiences of my life. I wasn't around one person that spoke English. I ended up moving back home, and I didn't know what I wanted to do. So I moved out to Florida with my brother and started doing door -to -door sales. Basically started out, got my teeth kicked in. started doing door -to -door sales. Basically started out, got my teeth kicked in every day. Some of the worst experiences in my life. I start getting the hang of it because I didn't quit, stayed consistent. And as I started getting better at it, I was on a dirt bike and snapped my ankle so bad. And I had to fly home and I had to get one of the specialists in the state to come and put my ankle back together because I shattered my tibia, my fibula, my heel bone, and I had ligaments and tendons pulling off the bone. It was a trimalier fracture. It's terrible. And I was on the bone. It was a trimalier fracture. It's terrible. And I was unable to walk for four months, non -weight bearing. I didn't know what I wanted to go back out to Florida, stay home. I ended up starting a business here and we started doing window cleaning, house cleaning, all that stuff. Did that for a while, realized it wasn't really what I wanted to do. So I'm like, okay, I want to go the social media route. I love fitness. So I started a social media page and started training people, started building up that social media page. And I realized this isn't really what I wanted to do either. that social media page. And I realized this isn't really what I wanted to do either. So then at the beginning of this year, I started this account. I started just talking to the camera and being myself. And I found that that is what I'm passionate about. And that's what I love. And so I share this story to hopefully inspire whoever sees this, that if you're scared to restart, that's part of the game. You're always going to be scared. Every time I've restarted, every time I've done something new, I've never felt ready to do it. I've never felt adequate. I've never felt like I've researched enough. I never felt like I had planned enough. Never felt like I've researched enough. I never felt like I had planned enough, but I go and do it anyway. And every single thing that you do, you learn something from the prior thing that helps you in the next. When I went out to Mexico, learning Spanish, doing all of that, oh my gosh, did that help me? The ability to be able to communicate with people and just be comfortable talking to people, unbelievable. When I moved out to Florida, that changed everything where I learned how to talk to people, communicate, listen to people, which helped me drive my business because our whole business was done. communicate, listen to people, which helped me drive my business because our whole business was done door to door. And then doing that helped me feel comfortable enough to start doing social media. And then starting that social media, make me feel comfortable enough to start doing this. So everything leads to something and all the skills that you're learning, even though you feel like you might be failing, even though you feel like you might not be getting the success that you want, it passes down. So if you feel stuck right now, you're probably learning a lesson that's going to help you pursue what you want in the future, but you have to be brave enough. to take your risk. So for whoever this inspires, start over. If you feel like that's what's going to get you there, go after what you want. You're never going to feel ready, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't start.