Carl Edwards

Carl Edwards, he was a NASCAR driver.

He said the most difficult part is when you're driving and there's a crash in front of you and you're doing 150 miles an hour and all you can see is a smoke cloud.

And it's scary because you don't know what's on the other side.

You could be going headlong into a car that's already crashed at 180 miles an hour and you don't know.

And what you got to do is drive right through it.

He said, you got to keep looking ahead.

You can't flinch when there's an accident in front of you.

You can't flinch where there's smoke and you can't see what's on the other side.

You got to drive right through it.

And I remember it firing me up thinking, man, that's life.

Man, that's success.

Sometimes you can't see where you're going.

You got to drive right through it, not knowing what's on the other side.

And have the faith and the confidence that when you get to the other side, you will figure it out.

That there'll be a blessing and a gift.

That you'll be protected.

And you barrel through it.