You know, a question I asked myself many years ago was how many times are you willing to fail?

You know, my dreams, my goals, I have a couple of dreams, you know, I have a couple goals.

And those dreams and goals have evolved and shifted over time.

But the foundation of these dreams and goals has always been freedom and complete creative

expression and, you know, taking care of others and helping others. So that's been the foundation

and the way I do those things, the way those evolve, I allow those to flow in their own process.

But I asked myself many years ago and this is the reason why I'm still on the journey. I know many

people when I started to get creative who have quit. I know many people who have taken another route

and not saying that they gave up and understand they're probably following their own journey.

But the reason why I believe I'm still moving forward because many years ago I asked myself

how many times are you willing to fail? How many times are you willing to fail?

It's a great question. Ask yourself how many times are you willing to fail?

When it comes to your dreams, when it comes to your goals,

if it was promised to you, like if God creation said this is going to happen for you.

But the amount of times you fail is uncertain. I can't tell you that.

Would you still do it? You may fail 10 times, 50 times, you may fail 50,000 times. Could take 20 years.

But if whatever you are looking for in life, whatever you are working towards in life,

whatever this thing that you thought is going to make you happy that you want in life,

if it was promised to you, but the amount of times you would fail was uncertain. Would you still do it?

The answer for me was yes and I failed 50,000 times already and I probably have another 50,000 times to go.

You know, I'm sure we've all heard the story of Albert Einstein developing the light bulb

and he failed 1,000 times. But he said it took me 1,000 steps to get this right.

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