Dylan Gemelli

And then what happens when shit hits the fan?

Then what?

Are you prepared to handle it?

Or do you just fold and roll over?

What I noticed when I was in prison, how many people came back?

Over and over and over.

One of the things that I've been happy with myself is regardless of the amount of mistakes I make, once that happened to me, I stopped making the same mistakes twice because I realized I kept thinking I could get away with stuff and I could do it over and over and mistake, mistake, mistake, same one.

When I realized it's not how life works.

It's not how health works.

It's not how relationships work.

It's not how anything works.

It's how everything fails.

That's how we lose hope.

That's how we bring on doubt, shame, anger.

I am the polar opposite of perfect, like to the max.

But damn it, I know it, and I am completely open and vulnerable about it, and I don't care.

Because I feel like not only does it help me to say it out loud, but I feel like it shows everybody else.

Sheesh, he's an open book and he deals with it every day.

And I help everybody that I know deal with it every day the best I can.

You know, I can't sit and talk to every single person that I would like to, but I can sure put out stuff like this that hopefully resonates and people can utilize and use.