Going to get straight to the point here. What's something you did that changed your life for the better? For me, it was actually pursuing grad school. I moved abroad to Australia. I got my degree there and then I moved back to the US and now I own my own business and I love everything that I did and relevance to that. And yeah, we'd love to hear what you did.

I feel like I'm still in the process because I left LA and I moved to Italy and if you asked me for months ago I'd be crying and begging to go back but now I think I'm like enjoying it so my story is still going but I'm curious what kind of business do you have because that's my goal in life is to have my own business

Me too I had to be a recently just got back into electrician school you know and this to my job and I'm really pursuing that this is lime my second chance I've gone back and be an electrician because I kind a messed up the first time

I think the best thing that I changed was just kinda like forcing myself to be social and I guess like when I was in high school and shit I was like that one kid who was just like didn't really talk to anybody cause I thought everybody else would like fucking weird but when I went to like nothing I'm here in college like I'm we're open and shit like I'm not like the sca really talks anybody all I just like have a conversation with the stranger for no fucking reason Have a conversation with a stranger for no fucking reason so I guess like becoming like an extrovert and an introvert is linked in the biggest

Okay, I had to delete my previous message because I'm trying to get it all in one recording. So, something that I did that changed my life for the better was surrender myself to God, let Him take over my life, let Him speak to me. I grew a closer relationship with me to the point that I started to listen to everything He told me to do. And when I would obey His words, I promise you, blessings started to happen. I have nowhere. And because of that, I became inspirational.

So for me, it was just learning more about finances and also just connecting with the right people and making the right investments. And as a result, like my family, we're really, really financially stable. We're able to take a lot of trips, do a lot of things and money is not an issue. And I feel like without that, we probably would have been struggling. We have some businesses already and we're working on new businesses and just really building our real estate portfolio.

Changing my mindset doing a money mantra every morning believing I am worth it I feel like the mindset is very important and very powerful whatever you projected to the universe comes back to you you have a negative mindset you're going to get negative opportunities coming to you so stay positive and stay groovy

For me I didn't like become emotionally unavailable specifically but I did detach from the people in my life and I made it a priority not to like correlate my happiness with a item or a person so that way like if they do end up leaving my life I still have my happiness intact I feel like emotionally I've just stopped giving my all to everything which sounds really bad but it's like healthy

I would say buying a ticket to go to Bali in 2020 to change my life for the better that open my eyes to you know new opportunities and just like a new part a new part of the world and it was just travel like getting introduced to travelling was just amazing and that's really been my motivation to travel more

Frankly I kicked out the time called friends from my life like I don't label anything as a friendship I label it as acquaintances and I don't hang out with people I go and work on myself at the gym and I frankly feel you are nobody stays in your life for too long so why to call them friends

I started flight school in November on a career path, to where it's being an airline pilot. And it's one of the best decisions I've ever made. I'm loving it so far, and the opportunities in the future are vast. Like, so many opportunities to travel, to see the world, to make good money. Yeah.