Kris Renee Hazlitt

And just woke up one day and it wasn't like a

like it was gradual.

Like I kept like threatening to like, ah, you keep, you know, it was none of that.

I just woke up one day and I said, you know, I just, I didn't say it like this, but basically like a voice told me like, I need to be out here doing this, you know?

And then a time where the time I didn't listen, man, I've been,

I done got smacked for it a couple of times for not listening to that voice.

Been in the wrong places at the wrong time when I, obviously, but you know it.

You know, you know, you know, you know, you know.

You just don't, it's hard to, when you can't see things, it's hard to believe something you can't see anyway.

So it's hard to believe that

run the red light could cause an accident until you can run a bunch of them until you know you cause but you can't see that before it happens you know so that might be a poor example but that's basically what I mean about like you gotta like navigate off trusting yourself first like this is how I navigate I do have like somebody I

talk to a manager and all of that.

But I start with me first.

Exactly.

No, for sure.

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