Where would you say, Jeremy, that your vision came from?
My vision came from probably a 15-year journey of living life, having a dream, following
a dream, moving from my home in Oklahoma to Atlanta, Georgia.
And this was to pursue a career in music and experiencing ups and downs with that and having
it where I like to say I followed my dream and found my purpose.
So music didn't pan out in a way that I had hoped it would or thought it would.
However, I'm standing in a place now of so much gratitude because it panned out exactly
the way in which it was supposed to.
And the stories and the lessons that I learned about myself, about business, about creativity,
and managing multiple pieces of a project and strategy and messaging and being able
to take these same skills and assets that I learned along the way of following this
journey of what I thought was my purpose but it was more a journey of passion has really
led me into living a life of purpose and having that what I thought was a vision.
And it was a vision at the time.
It takes a vision to move from home and try to be a star, if you will.
You can't do that without having some kind of vision.
But knowing that your vision can evolve and your purpose can evolve as well.
So I think that my vision just came from my current vision and where I'm going, how I'm
living my life has come from just years of experience and finding what my gifts are and
how to best use those gifts.