Don't let the slip-ups confuse you into thinking your failure. Everybody slips up. Everybody

makes mistakes. Period. Point blank. No human being is lived for whom that's not true.

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Fear is going to set in, guys.

That's pretty much exactly what I'm saying here right now.

Fear is coming in.

Do not let fear be the thing that holds you

back from creating change. Again, it's, I'm almost imagining, like, imagine you walk around

your whole life and there's a cloud over your head. And it's everywhere you go, it's walking around.

It's just rain, it's pouring constantly when you're walking around. You hate it, right?

You're constantly being rained on. It's dark.

Only where you are. It's dark, stormy. The rest of the world seems like they're having the blast.

You're just having a shitty time constantly and getting rained on. I don't know about you.

I feel like I lived that life for about 30 years of my life. So that's where I was. It wasn't until the world made it so hard for me to keep going the way that I was going, right, the jail, the rehab, like the trouble I got into that I had to figure out a different way. Now, everybody points this out to me when I say I had to figure out a different way. I didn't really. I could have kept going the way that I had. I could have. I had all the dealers that I was dealing with had been to prison multiple times. They'd done four years. They'd done seven years. Then they come out. They deal for however long, three, four, five years that they get to stay out. And then they go back to prison. It's like this game they play. Something in my head said, I can't, I'm not

living that life. But what ensued was like a, it was then they go back to prison. It's like this game they play. Something in my head said, I'm not

living that life. But what ensued was like a, it was a year of nothing good. I couldn't get a job at the mall. My parents were paying my rent. Thank God I had my parents paying my rent, by the way, because I don't know what I would have done otherwise. My parents were paying my rent. I couldn't get a job to save my life.

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