In this lesson's episode, explore what it truly means to bet on oneself and redefine success beyond money or titles.

Discover how necessity and responsibility builds self-trust and courage to take uncomfortable risks,

understand why curiosity and growth matter more than external validation or status,

and uncover how staying grounded through success requires clarity around freedom, purpose, and personal values.

When did you, when did you understand that you could bet on yourself? Because that is something

that I think is a very important point. I think that's the reason why people don't leave jobs and people don't push themselves into things that are slightly uncomfortable.

When did you realize that?

Was it because you had figured everything out and you were just, again, repeatedly successful?

Like what was the thing that allowed you to feel comfortable jumping into that new thing that you didn't know.

I knew I had to. After I had the kids and, you know, decided I was going to do it as a single

parent, there was no one else to bet on. You know, there just wasn't anyone where I could go, oh, I'm going to, you know, I need you to do this for me.

Or there just wasn't anyone to bet on.

It was me or nobody.

And it's not a sad story because I had support of my parents, but, you know, they weren't wealthy.

We were, they were blue collar.

And so I had their support, their love, their undying, like they thought I was awesome.

But when it came down to making it happen, that was just me.

And I think I've always felt like that to some degree. You know,

you have that feeling of, I don't know if the whole world does, but kind of being alone,

but knowing that you're amongst this amazing universe. But yeah, you got to pull your own weight.

That's the thing.

And you can pull as much or as little as you want.

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