So, and I think that's important for people to know that it takes a traumatic situation

for you, and then you get over it to start moving, looking forward at a situation that

something's going to happen that could potentially be life-changing, right? In all of our

futures. But if we've been through it already, if we've been through the worst of it, we

know that whatever situation we're going through, our minds are focused on, how am I going

to get over it? But some people, they're in a situation right now and they haven't got

over that initial hump to realize that the next thing, I'll get over that too, right? So what

advice would you have for somebody that is going through right now? Because it's one thing

say, yo, you'll get past it, you'll get over it. But what is something you could tell somebody

that's dealing with something right now? I would say we have to become grateful for what

we have. I think a lot of times we think that we haven't overcame anything because we're

not grateful for what we have already overcame. So if I'm in a situation where my YouTube

channel gets terminated and let's say, for example, we do our worst month of the year and

we like, what are we going to do? And my mind, I could easily say, dang, man, how am I going

to overcome this? Man, it's just too much. Man, what are we going to do? That's because if

I feel like this is like hard and I don't think I've ever overcame anything like this,

it's because I'm forgetting that my YouTube channel terminated and I overcame and built

it back up. So we minimize the value that we have. I don't see that as nothing on. That's

just like a little YouTube channel. No, that's something. So many people have long-stage channels

and didn't bounce back at all. So you have to see, you have to be grateful and value your

self enough to know what you've done in the past to let that be faith in really social proof

in a way that you can overcome it in the future or overcome it in your present. So I think

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