Dr. Cali Estes

I went to bed last night at 9.30.

God bless.

And I woke up at six o'clock so that I could get a cup of coffee and walk four miles up and down the strip.

That's my thing when I'm in Vegas.

And they're like, that's what you do when you come to Vegas?

Like, yeah, I love that early morning walk.

I can watch the sun come up over the Charleston Mountain and I just love it.

And they think I'm crazy.

I'm like, that's my baseline.

That gives me joy more than-

going to the shows and drinking and gambling and watching the sun come up because I didn't sleep, that's not joyful anymore.

That's a lot of work.

So I started a nonprofit.

That's where I started.

And when I was, I don't know, 25 maybe, I realized I couldn't pay my student loan, my car payment, and my rent payment in the same month as working in a nonprofit.

And I loved helping people, but I said, this is stupid.

Why can't I get ahead?

And I quit the industry.

I started a fitness company and I scaled it from, I had 300 bucks in my bank account and I was literally living in my car.

I was homeless.