David Ghiyam

You're not going out with your friends because you need to blow some steam off and have a good time.

You're just going to give.

You got to know when to leave the party.

It's always that moment in a party where...

You start becoming needy or you start taking from the people.

That is the moment you leave.

And it's usually the high point of the party.

I've always learned as soon as I start to need something or be needy of someone, I am exiting the room.

Because at that moment, I'm going to be disconnecting from miracles.

That the way to grow is to be hard on yourself.

I've learned that shame and guilt actually do the opposite.

You never can grow by shaming yourself or shaming others.

So premise of my platform is never to make anyone feel bad about anything they've done or anything they could do.

Reframing everything as

You're on a journey.

You pick a fruit before it's ripe.

It's going to taste bitter, but not because the fruit is intrinsically bad, but because you ate from it a bit too soon.

Allow it to be ripe.

Each one of us is on a process to be ripe.

Doesn't mean we're bad.