5 struggles - I’ve always been the fat “funny” friend of the group. Building bad habits to mask my emotions and using food, alcohol, and humor as a scapegoat - I have a very addictive personality. My family has a history of alcohol and drug abuse so I’m always cautious of falling into bad habits - I have always struggled financially and lived paycheck to paycheck. I have never in my life spent money that I didn’t feel bad about spending after the fact. - I moved away from my hometown and across the country. I left all my friends and everything I’ve ever known. - I have ADHD and anxiety. I often find myself overthinking the small stuff and putting less attention to the stuff that actually matters. I tend to get overwhelmed with decision paralysis. 5 wins - I started to realize who I was and who I wanted to become. I started taking the steps to become the person I want and need to be rather than settling for the person everyone knows and thinks I am - I harness my addictions for good. I get addicted to winning, I get addicted to becoming a better version of myself everyday and getting the people around me addicted to feeling good. - I’m making sacrifices to build the life I want for my wife and I. I’ve gotten exposure and opportunity through social media to build a better life for my wife and myself. - When you move away from places that pressure you into bad habits, it’s easier to become a better version of yourself. It may seem like you’re closing doors but you’re actually opening up new ones. - When I lock in and take accountability my ADHD is a super power. I cannot sit still for the life of me but when I put energy and attention into my goals and aspirations I see vision and success ————————————————— Hooks - why you need less motivation and a healthier addiction - What if the thing you’ve been trying to quit is actually your superpower to success? - Once I got addicted to improvement my whole life changed Emotion attempting to evoke (desire and curiosity)