Hey guys, in part 2 of the series, Why Are You Here, we delve deep into our personal
journeys towards understanding our life's purpose.
Through candid conversations, Sean and I explore how our purpose evolves over time and the
significance of embracing change.
Join us as we share insights on finding purpose within ourselves, the role of influences in
shaping our paths, and navigating through challenging times to emerge stronger.
From discovering interests to pursuing unrealistic goals, we uncover the essence of purposeful
living.
Tune in to gain valuable insights and embark on your journey of self-discovery.
Alright guys, see you in there, take some notes.
Hey guys, welcome to this episode of Technically Short, I'm Thomas.
And I'm Sean.
And if you don't already know, we're in a series called Why Are You Here?
And this is part 2.
So uh, yeah, today Sean and I are, we're just gonna have a conversation with each other.
Last episode we talked with Kendall and we mentioned, I mentioned about holding back
the film and the things I was gonna say, because we can talk about that whenever we just do
it by ourselves.
I thought it was good.
Yeah, because like, you know, it's time and place for everything.
But the, honestly, yeah, so Sean and I are gonna be talking about our own particular
purposes, how we discovered our purpose and the goal of this episode is really to help
you understand and maybe even start thinking about, like, get the juices flowing.
What is your purpose?
Yeah, what your purpose is, what your purpose is if you don't know.
And we're gonna get into the meat of that, but Sean, I think you have some questions
for me.
I do.
So, Thomas, why are you here?
Ah, the name of the episode.
Why am I here?
Well, so I think answering the question, like, why, like, what is your purpose, stuff like
that, like, that answer as your life goes on will change because you're, like, you're
going to discover new things about yourself.
You're gonna, like, your understanding is gonna grow.
And right now, currently, I believe my purpose is to guide others to be the best version
of themselves as I continue to do the same for myself.
Ooh, that is good.
I do my best to live by the philosophy of leaving myself first.
So like, I'm continuously focused on growth.
Like I said, last year was a year of exponential growth.
I'm saying the same over this year.
And I honestly don't think it's ever going to stop.
Because if I want to guide others in any capacity to be better version, be better versions or
even, I shouldn't even say better, I should say the best versions of themselves, like,
I need to be the best version of myself.
That's so good.
And so like, I don't know, man, like, I have to look at my notes.
But I was about to say, I have another question for you, if that's okay.
How would you define purpose for somebody who doesn't know what purpose is even?
I would define purpose.
Your purpose is, I have it right here, your purpose is the why.
It's the why behind, like, the why you are here.
It's the why behind, like, I can't get that, wasn't really a definition, but like, it's
your why.
That's how I would define it.
It's your why.
Like, why do you do anything?
Why, like, why do you wake up in the morning?
Why do you go to bed at night?
Why do you, why do you go to church if you go to church?
Why do you, why do you have the friends that you have?
All of that should lead into you.
All that should be feeding into your purpose.
Or it should be a result.
Oh, no, it should be a result of your purpose.
That's just, yeah, I wanted to flip that.
It should be a result.
No, I really, I enjoyed that.
That's deep.
I've never thought about, like, our friends being the reason for your purpose.
You know, I mean, or your purpose being the reason for your friends.
Well, like, yeah, because like, we are, like, we've said it multiple times, like, about
the inner circle and how you are your five, you are the average of your five closest friends,
right?
And so, like, you, so if you're the average of your five closest friends, that's why I
said, like, your purpose can change.
And like, I feel like there's, it changes through self-discovery.
I think we've talked about before, as Christians, we believe we all have one giant, one purpose
of the Great Commission.
Yeah, but then we do have those unique purposes to ourselves.
Right.
And that purpose, I believe, at least, changes with the trajectory that our life is going.
And that, and in turn, and in part, that is determined by the people you have closest
to you.
That is a very interesting take, and that actually makes a lot of sense.
So second question, I would say, where do you find purpose?
Where do you find purpose?
You find purpose, honestly, it's going to sound corny and cheesy, but you find purpose
within yourself.
Like, that's the only, like, you don't really find it, like, Kendall mentioned it last episode,
you don't find it in the book.
Books are great for understanding, for getting new tools, understanding new philosophies,
and great for learning new, for me, like, learning new disciplines and, like, understanding
atomic habits really helped me out.
It was being able to, like, formulate a way and, like, to better pursue, we're going
to get into, I want to get into this a little bit later on, but to more effectively pursue
the calling, I believe, that's on my life, and habits can help you do that.
But they don't help you discover why you're doing it.
So saying where do you discover purpose, there's no particular, I don't think there's any
one answer, there's not an answer, there's not one answer to that, besides within yourself
as time progresses, and as you discover, as you discover, like, sorry, I lost it, one
second.
As you discover, as you discover, like, and you realize, like, your natural interests,
things that, things that come to you naturally, things that you're interested in and attracted
to without needing to be prompted, that doesn't necessarily show you your purpose, but it's
a very, in my, like, I would say nine times out of ten, that is a very definite spiritual
hint.
That's good.
Like, for me, I have an example for myself.
My interest in philosophy, which led me to want to pursue being a life coach, it started,
and I think some people are going to kind of like get confused for a second, because
it started from a PewDiePie video.
No, I know, they only think it'll spark your purpose.
But you think PewDiePie, you're like, oh, video game YouTuber, which he's not anymore,
but you know, but like, which is great, and I love his channel, but the, shout out PewDiePie,
but like our podcast, but the, but like, my interest in philosophy came from a PewDiePie
video.
He used to do, I think he's going to do one eventually in the future, who do book reviews.
And it was one of the first ones I watched, and he did a book review of, part of it was
on Nick McKay and Nick McKay and ethics, which is a book written by Aristotle, I believe
for dedicated to his son Nick McKay, Nick McKay, and I'm probably butchering that pronunciation.
But the, I bought the book the next day, or that day or whatever, I bought it really quickly.
And I never even thought about learning about philosophy and just the way it was presented
and the thought process behind the book, just like sparked something in me.
And that, that set me on a trajectory.
I wasn't thinking like, I wasn't thinking like, oh, I want to help other people grow,
but it's like, that's right, my trajectory is like, I want to understand how people think.
And that, so like, if you have something like that in your life, talking to the listener
or the Sean or whoever, like, something that naturally, naturally hit your interest and
that you're even prompted, there's no reason that seemingly that should have caught your
interest.
So that is a hint that hint to, I believe that's a hint to your purpose.
I think that's really good.
My next question is like, how do you teach others your purpose?
Cause that's a hard one.
Like people don't see eye to eye.
How do you teach them like, Hey, this is why I was here.
Oh, okay.
I think I understand.
So you're saying, I'm just going to ask you.
So was that question?
So you're saying how do you show other people what your personal purpose is?
Yeah.
Okay.
So you, I, you pursue your, you pursue your purpose through your calling and we'll get
into what that means in a second.
Um, I feel I have some things I want to talk about, but like more, but I'm going to ask
Sean questions too.
Don't worry.
Uh, but you pursue your calling to your best ability, which is a result of your purpose,
what you believe your purpose is.
And you pursue, you pursue that and you show it by example.
You don't just be like, Hey, this is my purpose.
This is what I'm meant to do.
Believe me.
Uh, like I, and cause like, um, you just lead by, you just show by example.
That's good.
I'm stating that.
And that's, um, because you can't really, yeah, I'm going to say experience.
I would say you ever heard experience is the best teacher.
Yeah.
So like people experiencing you, pursuing people, experiencing you, pursuing your, pursuing
your calling, pursuing your purpose is the best way to be, uh, if you want people to
understand what your purpose is, that's the best way to do it.
And be like, like, that's why, like, I'm going to have, you know, I want to pursue my, uh,
a calling, uh, a calling, uh, of, uh, being a life coach.
Uh, and the best way for me to do that is to pursue being a life coach, but that, but
like, that's not the purpose.
The purpose is to guide, guide others to be the best version of themselves.
And the purpose, I was going to dive into this for a second.
Uh, the calling of the coach is just the what, it's just the ha, the what, the how.
Um, man, it's just like, yeah, the, the calling is this, yeah, the calling is the what.
So it's probably, Paul, I got a little jumbled with my notes, but the calling is just like
the what of how you're, the what, and then the how is like the plan to pursue that.
That makes sense.
Yeah.
I'm going to say I was a little jumbled there, so I apologize if that's confusing.
Um, so, so can you read, what was the question again?
The question was, how do you teach people?
Yeah.
How do you teach people, call others your purpose?
Yeah.
I think you answered it.
Yeah.
So the calling is the what, the how is how you get to your, um, the what or, and then
the why would be, um, your actual Pacific purpose.
Like, you know, yeah, I actually like that.
The what, the how, and the why.
Yeah.
So you got any questions for your boy?
Yeah, man.
Why are you here?
All right.
Why am I here?
I guess the first answer with that would be to love God, love people, teach people love
God.
That is my why.
My purpose is that am I what would be future pastor?
Am I how is trying to get that?
So why don't you expand on that a little bit?
Okay.
Like, um, cause the area of your life you're in right now, like it makes it hard, like
go into that a little, like how do you, is the current, your current state of your life
right now, is that I just made it sound so bad.
No, no, no, no, it's good.
But like, uh, the current state of your life, right, life right now, like how's that playing
into your purpose?
Oh, okay.
Um, let's see my current state of my life right now.
How is it playing into my purpose?
I would say the things that have shaped me during this season, um, was very earth shattering,
but it never like, it never really changed my purpose at all.
If anything, it just helped me to grow in the areas that I like.
So like, um, I feel like I've had a purpose, known my purpose.
I just didn't have the what, like I didn't have the title behind my why, but I knew the
why from since an early age.
For me, I got, I got blessed early to have, um, the why given to me at the age of five
when I was having visions of heaven and preaching the gospel.
Everybody doesn't have that for their, their, um, their, their purpose.
But for me, I got, I was blessed where that happens.
Everybody's going to find their purpose.
At least I hope everybody finds their purpose in life.
And if you're listening to this, I'm really hoping that you start seeking for the purpose
of your life.
So you're not just living mundane type of life.
Well, like whenever you say where you'll be, people find their purpose.
How do you define, like, how do you find a purpose?
I think we have, we have, we, we phrase it a little differently.
Yeah.
Um, how do I define purpose?
I would say it is the reason for which you are here.
The reason that you were born, your destiny.
And some people would say your, your calling is another example.
Um, it's just why, why are you here?
Like we're all here on this planet, but why are you specifically here?
Right.
And like, I don't know if you can, I don't know if you don't think it's good.
It's good.
So like you mentioned, I'm going to reiterate like your purpose, the way I have it defined
and people can, you can feel free to, anybody can feel free to like disagree or like have
a different take.
Like I'm open to, like, I want more people.
I would love if people DM'd us and it's like, Hey, this is my take.
I don't fully agree with you, but here's what I, here's what I think.
Cause I would love to have that dialogue with people.
But um, anyway, like your, I have written here, your purpose is your why, your calling
is your what.
Your plan to pursue your calling is your how.
And then I have the AKA your vision and then, Oh, I don't know.
I don't think I finished that thought then in my notes.
But then I kind of had a thought earlier, like your vision is, it can be a why, but
it's also a combination of the purpose, the calling and the plan.
I like that.
Honestly, that's when I, when I see a vision, right?
Right.
My vision for my life would be to reach 2 million people to the gospel of Jesus.
Yes.
That's like my vision.
That's like what I honestly hope that before I die, that I am able to say, all right, God,
I haven't done much in this life, but I at least brought 2 million people to it.
Well, that's something that's popping in my head.
Yeah.
Something with my dad specifically, my dad, Tom Carney, senior, uh, shout out to dad.
Uh, shout out to dads everywhere.
Um, my dad is a carpenter.
He's been, he's been a carpenter.
It's like, he's been doing stuff like carpentry and working with wood since he was honestly
a kid and like him and his friends, they didn't have, they didn't watch TV.
They didn't play video games.
They walked up hill both ways to school.
Uh, they go into, they literally would go to the woods, chop down trees and build a
lot of cabins.
That's kind of awesome.
That's like the lumberjack mainly man that my dad is.
He definitely is that guy.
And like, uh, but he can walk into a house.
Like he did this with their current house that they live in now and, uh, down in like
middle of Lincoln near Pennsylvania.
Um, they, um, like he walked into this house with the roof caving in and like saw them
and had the vision for what it could be.
And my mom walked into the house and she was like, and not saying anything against my mom,
but she doesn't have the same vision that my dad does.
She walked into, she walked into the house and was like, you want to buy this house?
You want to buy this house?
Yeah.
My dad, yeah, it's in the best, it's a perfect spot.
It helps me to eat it for sale.
And my dad, my dad ended up buying it.
He figured it out.
Like he found the owner in a, yeah, yeah.
But like, uh, the, the, he walked in the house and saw what it could be.
And that's like, it's like with you, with your purpose, like you, you, you look, you,
you ever like, you look at people and you'd be like, you can't really quantify like 2
million people.
Yeah.
But like, like, because like you're already bringing people to Christ.
Yeah.
You don't know how many people you've brought to Christ.
Right.
But like, but you, but you like, I look at, but so like, but like being like, I want to
bring as many people as I possibly can to God and to, so they can be saved and go to
heaven and find their calling and their purpose and like, and be able to have the vision of
looking at somebody and being like, not just like, not just knowing what they are as a
child of God, but like looking at them and being like, and having the vision of what
their life could be like if they were saved.
Yeah.
And like being able to, and having that on, on the expanse of 2 million people, like expand
on that a little bit.
Like what would like, cause like there's more than, there's more to it than just like, I
want 2 million people to come to Christ.
Like why?
Why?
I feel like if we can, I think 2 million people's like, could be a huge number for some people,
right?
Right.
Like a really small number of people trying to bring to Christ.
I feel like in our lifetimes, there are so many people that we have the opportunity to
bring to Christ that a lot of people forget to like expand on.
But my, my, my, my Pacific purpose is to try to bring as many people to Christ as possible.
To me, 2 million is just like, like a cap size number that I would put on it.
I would like to bring like 20 million, a billion, something crazy.
Like I'm just like being realistic in my life.
I'm trying to see how many people can I actually possibly bring.
And I feel like 2 million is a reasonable number.
I love how, I love it because like 2 million, yeah, 2 million seems realistic.
That's good.
Which is like, I honestly, the second you said realistic, it makes me want to blow it
up and not say it's not realistic, but like if you think that's realistic, then you should
go higher.
Yeah.
This is a book here.
Here's a book that you asked me before, before we started recording any references and it's
been referred to on this podcast before.
It's Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill.
Whenever you're writing down, he goes through the whole book saying definite purpose.
What is your definite purpose and being as defined as possible with all of this stuff.
And dang, I don't know how that, I didn't think about that before.
But like, and like he's saying, and like during that, man, what was I thinking?
I had a thought.
Think and Grow Rich.
Oh yeah, Think and Grow Rich.
It was a definite purpose and I, oh man, I lost my train of thought.
It just crashed and burned again.
You were talking about that if I think that 2 million is reasonable, that I can go higher.
Oh, yes, thank you.
Yes.
And whenever you're writing it out, whenever you're writing down like what you're going
to do, like throw reason out the window.
He literally says that.
Throw reason out the window.
I'll take that.
And make that part of your, and make that part of like this definite goal, this definite
plan.
It's more about, it's not really saying your purpose is different, but saying that the
plan is so defined and while you're throwing reason out the window.
So even if you don't believe right now, you don't have to believe that you can actually
do it.
Well, actually you do, you do, but like even if you think it's unrealistic, you pursue
it anyway because what's realistic to you now can be realistic to you later down the
road because you're not, maybe you're not capable with your current resources, but if
you pursue it with like the, with the zeal of like, I can do, I can do that.
I believe that's going to be my future.
Then the resources will come.
Your resources will grow and your connections will grow as long as you're pursuing what
you, what could pursuing this definite purpose that you set before yourself, this definite
calling and definite plan.
That's so good.
This whole chapter in the book, I have not finished it because it's a 90 page really
dense chapter called like pretty much, I forget what the chapter is even called because like
works my full time job has been crazy, but like, but like the whole chapter is like skull
every time you pick up the book.
So if I can recommend any book to you guys right now on purpose, that's not just specifically
on purpose, but he talks about it a lot.
I would say Think and Grow Rich and we will link it.
We've linked it already in past episodes, but we will link it in the show notes.
Buy it when you're done with the episode, not now because you're listening to the episode
right now.
We'll link it afterwards.
I think that's really good.
Honestly, I love how that you're saying like if it's unrealistic to you now, it will be
if you believe it.
Yeah.
Like keep after pursuit of it, like be serious about it, be focused about it, be dedicated
about it.
And then it'll, it'll, it'll be easy for you to.
Right.
I love that.
And like, well, let me put that into more of a frame, current frame of reference.
Whenever we started this podcast, you would have not thought about ever like we, I had
like the vision of like, I want to make, I would like to, there to be some sort of revenue
coming from this podcast.
But when we were on day zero, like there was no possible way that we were going to make
any money.
Yeah.
And if you knew already, if you guys, you know, you're here, you heard the promo in
the beginning of the episode before this episode started for the merch that we've recently
released.
Like we haven't made, we're not rich, but like it set us up on a trajectory to be able
to do this again and again and again and provide with like new products and new things.
We don't have it.
We have plans, but we're not saying it yet.
You know, we're just going to let, we're just going to leave the bait hanging there for
a second.
But like, but guys, like now we've made, we won't say, we'll make a couple hundred,
like, what'd you say that?
Yeah.
I'm fine with that.
But like in the skills that like the skills I've personally learned about, I've learned
about how to get merch set up and like the connections we've made because of it.
And like the, and like the, and now that merch is out there, more people can see what the
podcast is like and it's creating even, and it's going to make it even more possible for
the podcast to grow.
Absolutely.
So like us pursuing the vision that we have on this podcast is becoming more realistic
because we kept, we just kept, because, because we kept at it.
Absolutely.
I think that's the best thing to do is just like you said, keep focused, keep determined
and keep pursuing.
Yeah.
Oh man.
You have anything else you want to talk about?
Oh man, no.
It's all, it's all.
All right.
So I want to say real quick, I have a couple of things in my notes about like exactly that
can do how I discovered my calling and like in my purpose and whatever.
Like I said before earlier that that can change because of where you are at in your life and
it makes sense.
And because your why will change, your why will change and you discover new things about
yourself and like, you're like, oh, actually I can pursue this thing.
Maybe you'll start believing yourself more and setting those unrealistic goals that you
think are unrealistic, but would be realistic later.
And all of that starts with doing that internal work.
And like whenever I discovered, whenever I believe I discovered mine and I fully believe
it will like, it will grow in mature.
When I say it changes, it's not going to make it, it could make it 180, but I believe it
will more mature than like completely get torn down and built back up, which that definitely
can happen too.
But I have written down here, like it wasn't something I sat down and thought about.
It's something really, it just kind of formulated over time.
And like it did, however, it did, it took time.
It did take time for me to develop and understand my own personal interests.
And that's something that you can sit down and think about.
But like, what are my interests?
What like, what, what do I even if it's like has nothing to do with your current career
or maybe it does and like think about your current career, maybe it's or your current
job and you think like, like I don't want to be doing this job, but there, but like
you like, and some people will be like, I hate my job.
I don't want to, I don't want to be here at all.
I'm just here.
Like I'm just here to make the money.
And that's you.
Like I want to say I feel bad for you.
I'll be honest because like there are jobs.
You don't, again, you don't want a job.
You want a career and cause jobs chance stands for just over broke.
I'm just going to leave that out there.
I was going to let that go, but, but like, I was thinking about that while I was going
to sleep last night.
I think that goes through my head, but like, uh, it was also not my acronym.
It was somebody else.
Um, my dad told me that from a conference he went to a while ago, but, uh, the, um,
but like, man, I keep doing it to myself.
I keep losing my train of thought.
You were on the pass of let me see if I could sum this up.
Um, they, if you hate your job, okay.
Let me go back to, uh, so like you're pursuing and you like, you're doing the internal work.
Get back on, get back on the track for a second.
The job you're in right now, or if you don't like your job at all, okay.
Throw that out the window.
But if you're in your job and you like some parts of it, or even if it's a very tiny
little piece, like why do you like it?
Why do you like that part of your job?
Maybe you, that's not a job you want to do for the rest of your life, but why do you
like that part of it?
And, or like, why do you, what, what do you get in?
What do you get enjoyment out of other areas of your life?
And why do you get enjoyment out of them?
Why your friends, your friends, not saying like, oh, they shouldn't be.
I'm saying like, why are they your friends?
Like, like, like what common interests do you guys have and why are they your interests?
So, and like, you know, these are things that come, they came naturally.
Yeah.
Like, at the time, as you like, you were influenced by your, as like, influenced by like the people
in your life, but that's things you watch on the internet and like things like that.
Like, like there is a, there is a core reason why these interests are your interests and
that can, that can help you discover your purpose.
Absolutely.
And that's why I talked about PewDiePie, like, as PewDiePie and like, they became ethics.
Like, I didn't even finish the book yet.
Like, I bought it like years ago.
It was so dry.
I didn't read the whole thing, but like, I'm going to.
I mean, like, I'm getting better at reading like different authors.
Um, I was, I think I told you this before.
I know I'm talking so much.
No, no, it's good.
It's good.
I'm talking so much.
Um, you're, uh, I love reading books.
I've said this before and people give it like, why are people like people?
I love that.
I love how the responses I get from me saying this.
I love reading books, but authors who are dead.
That is something unusual.
I don't think it is.
I think people just because like, like, like Napoleon Hill, he's dead and he wrote great
books and you're just no way you're going to get the firsthand, that firsthand information
other than reading his books.
I mean, that makes sense.
He's not making videos on YouTube.
I mean, that makes sense, but I just, the way you worded it was funny.
Cause I mean, exactly.
Exactly.
It's like, it gets people's attention and also it's true.
I mean, I read people's books.
They're CS Lewis, CS Lewis, the Bible, the Bible, the Bible.
I mean, like, I get it.
There's like my brother, he reads a lot of philosophies and I'm like, what's his name?
With your brother's name, Claudius.
No, no, my brother's name is Casey.
Yeah.
Claudius.
Yeah.
Claudius.
Yeah.
Like to say he was reading a couple of those and he gives me some pages of wisdom and it's
like, yeah, see it, see that and still like, okay.
But the point of me bringing that up, cause I, sorry.
No, no, you're good.
Cause we were going off the rails, but like I want to remember like the reason for me
bringing that up is because the Nick and McKinnon ethics led me to believe, led me to understand
like, oh wow, I actually want to understand how people think.
And then that led me to want to be a coach and that led me to want to understand what
actually being a coach is.
And which led me like down the trajectory of wanting to start my own business.
And then that taught me so much.
And then like the failure of the first time led to like, led me to pursue it again.
And with the knowledge I had for the last time, I just, that purpose like just matured
over time.
And like now I'm like, now I have a plan that I'm pursuing and it's all because like it
all, for me, it all started because of that one PewDiePie video.
You see, like, like you never know what's going to spark your interest.
You never know.
Like, but like if you start thinking about like, why did that spark my interest?
And why do I, why do I like drawing?
Why I don't, but like, why do I like drawing?
Why, like what are your natural talents?
Like that can all help you understand like what your purpose is.
Yeah.
I think that's really good.
I think I would like to say something to like the point you made before this, which kind
of led us to this, which was if you're at a job that you don't like, remember like the
reason why you got that job.
Was it to just pay the bills nine out of 10 times?
A little bit of that, that would be yes.
But the other reason would be like, this would be a stepping stone so you can achieve your
dream, your goal.
And that is usually where you'll find your purpose.
That's a good point.
That's a really good point.
So like, yeah.
And I wasn't pointing that at you when I said like earlier when I said I feel bad for people,
but like, but reformulating it in a way, be like, okay, yeah, that's a better way to say
it.
Like, like you're in that job.
There is a reason that you're in that job and it's not a bad reason.
Yeah.
So no, that's good.
I think that's a good place.
Do you think that's a good place to wrap it up?
I think so.
Let's we can expand on.
I love this episode.
It's going down really good.
Enjoy.
You're learning a lot about where you can find your purpose.
Yeah.
So are you wrapping it up or are you expanding more?
Oh, I guess we will expand more.
Yeah, I like we got five.
So I think for like, for me, like personally, right?
Like I know my purpose.
I've known it for a long time and been blessed to have brothers like Thomas and other people
in my life to help me become a better version of me and continue to become a better version
of me.
So even when you find yourself in hard times in life, don't let the hard times stop you
from achieving your goals or your purpose.
Yeah.
But instead use that to grow.
Yeah.
And so like I'm in a season right now where I there's huge shot that like everything that
I've achieved will will actually benefit me in the long run even better because it's like
my purpose is still getting achieved one way or another.
Yeah.
And that's where I think our mindset should be like for me possibly I have like a chance
to speed rocket my purpose.
It will be hard suffering, a lot of push ups, a lot of mile running.
But my college is paid for.
Boom.
Finance is I'll have.
Boom.
It sets me off in such a trajectory and I owe it all to God, but like it has me being
a stronger version of myself financially better mentally better and spiritually stronger.
So like every aspect of my life is only going up, but I had to go through the hardest valley.
So don't give up on your purpose because you're going through a hard situation.
Instead that should open your eyes to realize that your purpose is on the other side of
that hard valley.
Yeah.
That's good.
That is really good, man.
I don't know.
I should have had to add to that.
Really?
I'm just listening at this point.
I honestly I think we can wrap it up then.
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That's great.
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