If you feel like you're in the dark because of those things, all I want you to imagine is that if you turned on the light in this dark room that you're in, the reality of the situation is that there will be people standing shoulder to shoulder with you because you're not alone in this discomfort.

You're not alone in your uncertainty.

You're not alone in this turmoil that you're going through, in this emotional space that you're in.

And while our emotions and our stories may be different and uniquely ours, you are not alone in the fact that you still have to confront those things and deal with those things.

Come on this journey with me. Each week when you join me, you're going to chase down our goals.

We'll overcome adversity and set you up for a better tomorrow.

I'm ready for my close up.

Hi, and welcome back.

I so appreciate you being here with me today.

Oh my gosh.

So much to tell you.

So first I have to tell you about my episode today and my guest and what happened off air

because it was, this is actually the second time I've cried in the last year since I've had a

podcast. I'm not a big cryer. Early on my corporate America career and I was in sales leadership,

I would see people make mistakes, right? I would see them cry and get frustrated and wear

their emotions on their sleep. I started to observe those people would only reach a certain level.

They wouldn't go beyond that level because their emotions had the better of them. They

didn't have control of their emotions.

So I used to say to myself, I played baseball as a kid, softball as I got older, and I've always

loved baseball. And I just used to always say there is no crying in baseball. So no matter how upset

I would get in corporate America, which was very freaking upset, you have no idea the jackballs

I worked with, I would get really, really upset. And stress was very freaking upset. You have no idea the jackballs I worked with. I would get really,

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