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It's Courtney Wayne, the subtitle to stay up and live your truth. Courtney, thank you for joining me.

Oh, yes, country. I'm sorry. You know what? God damn it. I asked someone is it

country spelled your country because I'm gonna say Courtney and then I did. So there you go.

Yeah, a lot of people that when they see me in public, they'd be like Courtney Wayne. I'm like,

nice country Wayne. Yeah, I'm glad to know I'm not the only one. It's literally a little

mini dyslexia. It's like your your brain sees the KOU and just automatically says

Courtney, there it is. So I this book is very interesting to me and it it's timely and I don't

want to give too much of the you know, the story of the book away, but I can't resist to ask you

to at least kind of tell your story here. Oh, well, you know, I come from a small town called

Millen Georgia grew up in poverty. I lost my mom at a young age and through all those

circumstances, I had to figure out how to still get to where I'm at now. Through all that

trauma and things and still be a positive person in the end. So, you know, I came from came

from a small town had to did a lot of things to get around me, but I fought my way along

the way I had night clubs. I was a hustle. I had to figure it out. There was no excuses because

excuses just don't matter to anyone. So it's a lot of things I had to learn and I still apply

to today. But you know, just one of those reg to reach the stories. I've got a million questions.

I just think you I've got another friend of mine got him Anthony Brown that was a homeless guy,

drug addict and prison a million times. Now he's a nurse. He's a nurse manager. He runs a big

hospital. The guy's freaking amazing. And I just keep pushing him out there and please tell your story.

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