Hey, hey, hey, everyone. Hoping you're good, hoping you're in a good space and hoping that you're feeling great on today.

On today, I want to talk about the chapters in our book and the ones that people do not read.

Now, you know if you dug into a good read, a good book, it begins with the opening up of the book and you get a preview of the

characters and it tells a story. It unfolds slowly but shortly. In the middle of the book is

when the suspense happens and you get a more detailed view of what the storyline is about.

But if you don't continue, if you don't continue and read and

stop there where it, you know, begins to be suspenseful, you will miss out on the ending

of the book. In most books where there is a hero, of course, the hero has to go against adversity. They'll have issues. They have an

enemy that they're fighting to and fro. And in heroic stories, there's always a victor,

and most of the time the victor is the hero in the beginning.

I think often in our own personal lives, we, and just, you know, putting it in terms of us being the hero, we go through a lot.

We are, you know, having the storyline of our life being detailed.

Our life is the book.

And we start from the beginning and then what conjures up to our detailed storylines.

And we meet adversity and we see problems and issues and we're fighting against the big giant until we win. And many times people

meet us in different chapters in our book. And if they entered into the beginning chapter,

the only part of the chapter in which they know is the beginning

phase. So they base it off of all of the things that they know from chapter one through three,

which is the beginning of your chapter in which they entered. If you meet people in the middle

where the suspense is and, you know, maybe there was the issues.

They know you from that point.

And if they exit, they leave with knowing the suspenseful and dramatic issues that you faced.

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