Here's the truth.

I wanted kids.

I found it in my heart to adopt kids.

I adopted three homeless kids.

And I would go to events and see all the kids.

And there was thousands, thousands of kids.

And I thought to myself, oh my God, they all need education.

They all need a psychologist.

How am I going to do this?

I was meant to be.

I was meant to serve on this planet.

And I think we're all given gifts to use for the better good.

And I think, you know, I was given the gift to learn business, do business, so that I can teach

others. And my passion is to help women with that in the future. And that's what my goal is.

And it's such a burning desire that I won't stop until I help. I wanted Skittles and I wanted to go to the park.

I said, well, did you get what you wanted?

He said, no.

And I said, well, let me teach you the art of negotiation.

And it's a difference between a real ham and a real turkey on the table versus lunch meat.

And my kids, this was back a couple years ago when Toys R Us was still around, and my kids know the difference.

Toys R Us toys.

So the $300 may not be a lot of money to everybody else, but to me, it's a matter of humility.

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