What's the story behind your vision?
The story is anyone that feels like they are an outsider and they want to get better.
Look, you want to get better. They're outside.
They're always on the outside looking in, but they want to get better.
And they want to they want to find a way to find a place in this world.
This cliche is that may actually sound all right.
So again, myself, I was a football guy from a football player who was felt the acceptance when I put the pads on.
But as soon as I took the pads off, there was a level of always on the outside looking in.
There wasn't any real groups of friends.
And when it comes to why I do what I do when it comes to plus L.Y.
constantly lifting yourself, constantly teaching people how to get better every single day.
The story of a young man or a woman that has goals and has aspirations is just as good as everybody else.
But it is never going to feel never going to feel supported by a group of peers.
Nor do you need to feel supported by a group of peers because it's you.
You have the ability to go out and create things on your own.
This is why the colors are blue, yellow and red,
because you can make whatever color it is you want with those three colors.
So regardless of the quote unquote support that you get from whatever whoever may be your peers,
there's opportunities for you to constantly improve.
And again, as cliche as it actually may sound, but I do believe it.
Find your place. Find exactly where it is you're supposed to be.
Where you're supposed to be, what you're supposed to be doing, how you're supposed to be doing,
how frequently you're supposed to be doing it, all that stuff.
So the story is just again, figuring out how to be the outside looking there.
If you feel like the outside looking outside person outside looking in,
then you will you'll find a place in this world.