Dylan Gemelli

There's always a fear, a demon or something.

You have to tackle it head on and you have to ask yourself, what am I doing wrong here and how can I fix it?

And so much of it just comes down to our mental way of handling and looking at things, how we handle stress, how we handle challenges, how we handle fear.

What are we actually scared of?

I've asked myself that several times.

And when you can't answer the question and you don't know, then what does that tell you?

There's nothing to be scared of.

And there's not.

There's nothing that God puts in front of us that we cannot handle or do.

But if you don't ever overcome anything, how do you know if you've even accomplished anything?

If you don't ever get challenged, if you don't ever fail, how do you really know how to be successful?

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.