Things start changing. And when you change the environment, you change the mentality.

When you change the mentality, you see the possibilities. When you see the possibilities,

you walk into the opportunities like they're yours already.

As I've been thinking about you all this week, as I've been, you know, I was in Disney World,

my daughter, man, and my dad, my daughter said something to me that was real powerful, man. So, so, so powerful. And it made me think about, it made me think about y'all. I'm gonna be honest with y'all. Like, I think about Charles a lot. Right? I know we, you know, people, today, we feel like everybody do everything for money.

And I'll be honest with y'all, like, I remember telling my cousin this, and I remember telling Jose is like, bro, like,

I love this so much I wouldn't be to die for it.

You know, and it's because the market did that much to me.

Right? Like it wasn't, oh, I want to learn how to trade, because I want to make some money.

It was like, no, I want to learn how to play this game, so I won't die in the street.

It's a different type of energy. It's a different type of emotional connection.

It's a different type of reasoning, right? It wasn type of emotional connection. It's a different

type of reasoning, right? It wasn't, oh, let me make some money because I won't quit my job.

I want to be honest with you, I had a thrill being an ironworker. I'm not going to lie. Like,

I used to enjoy being full 500 feet in the air. I used to have fun doing it. I'm not going to

lie. But I knew I didn't want in my life doing that because I was still doing that and I was still hustling

I would still take you know I make $2,500 or $3,000. I would stack up to go give me another pack so I can still hustle and sell to the dudes on the job

You know I'm saying like I ain't got to be on a trap no, but I'm on a job site with 5,000 people

Somebody on here do something.

The trap was always in me.

You know what I'm saying?

And so learning the market was important for me because this was the only thing at the time that felt just like I was still in the street.

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