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So I'm kind of in of a little dilemma to where I feel like I wasted 10 years of my life.

And so long story short, coming out of high school, I didn't know exactly what I wanted to do in my life.

And, you know, I scrambled.

I went from nursing, land care, being an entrepreneur.

I did a whole bunch of things and found myself in trucking.

Now, I've been in trucking for about four years and throughout me trying to figure myself

out and going back and forth through college, online courses, and things of that nature.

I've tackled on a little bit of debt, which is minuscule compared to others, but I also got into a couple of vices

drinking, smoking, and I guess the biggest one would be gambling. I have two sons and a daughter,

and I recently popped the question. So now I'm on my last year, my 20s, I turned 30 in November. And now just

kind of reminiscing of what went wrong in how many years and days, months, and seconds,

have I really wasted of just not figuring out life. I don't have a savings. I don't have, if it wasn't for my current

employee, I wouldn't even have health insurance. No 401K, no big plans. Most of my life has been

basically paycheck to paycheck, just surviving. You're a great place.

Yeah, I would say so.

My dad told me growing up 90% of solving a problem is realizing there is one.

Right, and I just, and I realize that, and I've listened to you, I listened to you guys

for a while now.

I just never really had the courage to really call. But speaking to my

fiance, you know, she said, it would be a good idea. Don't be scared. You know, and from what I've

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