Jay "Jeezy" Jenkins

Because it costs, it takes pain to lead.

Because I didn't understand, you know, why I was feeling the way I was feeling going through the things I was going through.

And I started to really realize, like, oh, I'm in this.

I don't know nothing else.

I couldn't wake up tomorrow and do something else.

I'm in this.

This is it.

And I have a lot of empathy for what people go through, especially in my culture, because it's all based on data that we don't have.

It's all based on resources that we don't have.

It's all based on the way the world is set up and how things are.

And it's just like, if you can't get out of that or people can't come into that, there's no refuge.

There's no help.

It's not going to come.

And once I realized that nobody's coming to save you, I'm like, okay, I got to get out of here and just do what I got to do.

And that's why it was so important to me to build relationships with Tony Robbins.

Tony Robbins is one of the realest people I know.

There's nothing he does that he doesn't call me personally and say, hey, geez, I'm getting ready to do another seminar.

How many kids you got?

I want to send him some packages.

I want him to come through during the pandemic.