What's going on, guys? Welcome back to the Jeremy Scott Fenders podcast and radio show.

Coming to you hot this Sunday morning here with a real quick podcast.

It's something that's very basic that we all know, but I don't think we oftentimes leverage our people around us enough to get the most out of our life and their lives where we help level them up and they help level

us up. So with that said, as I am supposed to be doing some real important work right now,

not say that this is not important, but we have some real business things to do this morning.

And those things aren't fun for me. So sometimes I like to do little fun things like this

to kind of re-energize myself. So I get motivated to do quote unquote the real shit, if you will. And

today's podcast is very basic. We're just talking about nobody can do it alone. A quick, simple message

for anyone out there in the middle, you know middle of a storm or what I like to call,

you know, in the valley right now and maybe the peak is right around the corner. If you're looking to,

you know, make some major life changes, some lifestyle changes, or there's things that aren't going

your way and you feel like you're all alone. And at the end of the day, I guess we really are.

You know, we come into

the world solo. We leave solo. But there's always people on our journey around us, even from the

very first seconds we're born. And for most of us, probably the very, you know, last seconds that we

leave the earth. There's always people around us who can help us. And we should rely on them for help,

just like we give them help because nobody

makes it alone you guys nobody um when i started this business you know now we have multiple businesses

and entities that are all branched off this but when i started jeremy scott fitness you know

LLC and then morphed into all the other things it did over 10 years ago at this point. I have not worked, you know, almost in a corporate setting you guys now for almost,

you know, almost 10 years, man, I'm getting old as shit.

I know when I started this venture, I didn't know what the hell I was doing.

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