Dr. Daniel Pompa

Probably mostly from myself is when you compare yourself to other kids and you can't read and you're in seventh grade.

You're stupid.

Right.

Yeah.

In my mind, at that age, I didn't know that I had other superpowers because of the dyslexia that I could read.

You know, when I did learn to read, I could remember everything.

So I thought everyone could do that.

But anyways, but it led to I always say every bad behavior I had later came out of my insecurity from that false identity, the fear of being looking stupid.

Right.

The fear.

The fear of thinking I was stupid, the fear of going back, you know, that was.

Even if I read something aloud today, I'll get a pit in my stomach and it's because it anchors back to that fear anyways.

Yeah.

So we have to look at those false identities and then we, it really explains all the bad choices in our life.

That's why you became in the modeling industry.

I mean, honestly, it's why you became in the fitness industry.

That's why, I mean, everything, you know, pain to purpose, man.

It's like it gave you purpose.

It's, it wasn't in a bad thing.

It's like it ultimately leads you to purpose, especially when you pull God into the mess.