Right, he's manifesting what other people wanted for himself,

and he's feeling resentful for the people that care the most about him.

He says, this is entrepreneurs, the playbook.

And I'm thinking about going back to law school,

but at the same time, I don't want to play with the loan situation and a part of me still wants to do something that requires

creating content, creating something that's actually good within the media because I feel like a lot of it is garbage

was really bad for the brain.

So I guess my question is asking where did you get okay with shifting gear so many times?

Because for me it's like I'm really working on and just ignoring everything like I don't care

with my mom how my mom feel about my life decisions my dad my block my college friends I just don't

care anymore because I'm literally in college debt because this choice was made to make my family proud.

Right, see here, that's what most people have in their life, right?

He's manifesting what other people want him for himself and he's feeling resentful for the people that care the

most about him. He said his family, his friends and I'm not going to ask for hands but I

know exactly how that feels. A hundred thousand dollars in debt graduating a

law school going what the heck am I doing I don't want to be a lawyer

How how I literally started finding my own frequency and here's the handful of sand analogy.

All those people that love you and they do man, they care a lot about you and you got to draw from

that inspiration. It's like a handful of sale.

My mom, I'm 51 years old, my mom still gives me advice and I still have to go back to

center.

But I literally take a handful of sand and I listen.

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