Isaac Keys

I worked at AT&T and they had to switch over to Microsoft or whatever it may be.

And it's like, it's just been on my heart to share because when we do interviews like this, you may ask the question, how did you get to the NFL?

And I got two minutes to tell you.

Or how did you get elected?

And I got to tell you, I'm like, no, it didn't happen that easy.

I want to take you step by step.

to understand that none of this was just easy.

And the process is what taught me to be able to keep on going.

And the grinding just molded me to become the type of person to be able to deal with certain things or strengthen me to handle certain situations so when I see them again,

OK, I know how to handle this.

You know, it's the learning curve is one of the most important things you can have in life.

How quick are you able to adapt and change to the new situation or new agenda or the new activities in hand?

And, you know, we're on our own way.

We're hard headed.

We're stubborn.

We're on our own way and we don't see it.

And we're like, OK, no, it's changed.

So let's change with it.

And it's OK to do that.

I think my journey was full of changes and I don't think it would ever stop.