Family: Foundation

Family — hospitality: Foundation

Friendships- work at it, both sides.

Cornerstones: Mom- Nurse Dad-Engineer

Brother 1: CRM (Full-time)

Brother 2: Pharma Tech (Full-time)

Me: GSW Guest Experience (Part-time)

Loyalty- Self-love

Cooperation- working alongside people

Lifestyle declutter- decompress, give your mind time to process.

I know some executives in suits that make 6 figures.

Sometimes all I see are the players who get bread, but you can get bread on the business side too.

Listening to Audible in my car is not a good way to take in info.

I have to focus on driving and getting ready for work.

It left me more tired before and during work.

Family time is family time.

Feel like I’m the one.

Need to feel valued, valuable, and like I’m contributing to the next 20 years being better.

I need financial freedom.

I need a love life as well.

I need friends.

I need love.

I need to do good for the world, my parents, my brothers, and my friends.

I need my family to be able to say they are proud of what I’m doing, and the person I am.

I need friends to say they always supported me and knew I would make it, in anything, from the jump.

Do I ever doubt that people haven’t put in the hours to get to the place they are?

Use your connections.

I’m trying to not lose myself and cry.

Cry cause I ain’t 1% and ain’t start from the bottom.

That’s wack, I can’t do that.

It’s 11 pm.

I worked today.

I feel like crying but I keep going.

Workin’

Writing. Writing. Writing.

Keep listening to music, bino.

Finding the inspiration.

Going to sleep hungry too.

Am I crazy enough to not see my worth?

To believe I ain’t worth $90 an hour too.

I hope you really hearing me tho.

It’s hard to sleep w out medication.

It’s hard to not be online.

It has to be something I can do for the next 20 years, and make a living out of, so I can take care of myself and my family, and the people after me.

A meaningful life is being more of yourself than an occupation.

For the next 6 or 7 months, my face will greet people when they walk into Chase Center.