David Fullmer

And it's so crazy in our lives when we see the silver lining and say, yeah, I went through all this negative stuff, but dude, look what's become of it.

Oh, yeah.

forgive them right did you do that i i i not just forgive them i thank them so on my journey it wasn't like because my my mom one time said david i'm so sorry we moved so much and i said mom dude i i forgive you i love you but i'm thanking you now i remember the last couple times we had that conversation i mean we just wept and i just said i am so grateful that you moved me that much

Because you showed me that nothing is really mine except for my agency and my choice, like what I do in my life.

Those aren't my friends.

I don't own my friends.

I don't own my material things, wealth, money, nothing.

The only thing that you have is your ability to think the way that you want to and make the decisions that you make.

And so that was a huge thing.

But as a kid, it's like I was really the black sheep in that when we moved a lot, we moved – we ended up moving to Utah from Southern California.

I kind of – I grew up on mostly beach areas.

My dad was a surfer.

So he taught us – all of us kids were surfing since we were five, six years old and moved to Utah.

And it was just hell, like –

When you take a kid from the ocean, I'm like 11, 12 years old.

I'm like, dude.

To Utah.

there.

Complete opposite lifestyle.

And I got long blonde hair.