Let's get your mind right Monday.

It's me, me, yishobo.

Yo, so I remember in college, it was a girl that I used to see, right?

And I remember, you know, at one point she was kind of annoyed with me. I used to see, right?

And I remember, you know, at one point she was kind of annoyed with me.

I can't remember what it was about.

But she said something and she said, you know, she said something to the effect of,

you always think you can do everything.

Like you, you think that anything it is that you want to do, you can do everything. Like you think that anything that it is that you want to do, you can do it.

And I remember she said that almost like, she said it basically like it was a bad thing.

Because it was a response to something that I had decided I was going to do.

I've always been kind of impulsive in that way.

Meaning like if it's something that I want, something I want to do, I usually move pretty fast.

And she said that, and that always stuck out with me.

And I thought about it after I was like, man, you're right.

I do believe that I can do anything that I want to do. And I thought about that even more and thought about why that was.

Why is it that, you know, I've never really looked at failure like it's a bad thing.

Meaning that there's been things that I've tried that haven't worked out,

straight up, that haven't worked out.

But I never felt like that was a, that was something on my character.

I always felt like I could still do it.

I always felt like life was fun.

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