If you spend all your time in an inventory on what you lost, you will never count up what you have left.

Your future is never predicated on what you lost, it's predicated on what you have left.

What you have left is enough to build something greater than where you are.

And you have all the rich experiences that come through the atrocities you survived.

You're stronger, you're wiser, you've proven things to yourself that you couldn't have learned any other way,

that you could overcome everything that happened to you.

So start looking ahead, nobody drives forward looking in the rear view mirror, understanding that,

and surging ahead with what you have been given and to appreciate time.

I have a work I think that they say is incredible.

I mean, I can hang with the best of them when it comes to doing what has to be done,

but I got it from watching my father well and then sick.

He kept going, he kept moving, he kept producing all the way out.

Work ceases to be work when you start to love it, when you love what you do,

when you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life.

So you love it, that I mean you don't get tired, that I mean you shouldn't take my cases,

that I mean you shouldn't have self-care, all that.

But self-care only have so much after a while, you get tired of that saying on your back, you say,

okay, I got to do something because we were made to be productive and creative and resourceful.

And I want to tell every entrepreneur listening at me,

if at first you don't succeed, try, try again.

And if you don't succeed that time, try again.

And if you don't succeed that time, try, try again.

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