Kristopher London

I love seeing parents now happy like that they just have like they feel like they have a safe place to just feel happy in their living rooms watching our content and just feel good.

Never quit, but I mean, definitely took a step back just because I felt like I was going in a route where it wasn't healthy for me or the people around me.

And I recognize that.

You know, I've had my fair share of beefs and cancellations online due to things that were in my personal life.

And, you know, even though a lot of it wasn't per se true about me,

I think it kind of made me realize or opened my eyes to who I was and perceived online and who I really was.

I just wanted to take a step back and ask myself, who is it that I want to be?

Because you do lose yourself in this content.

And I'll admit that, yeah, I've done things that I'm not proud of or treated people unfairly within the workspace and everything.

Because in my head, I think I'm doing the right thing.

But it's because I never put myself in others shoes or I wasn't very empathetic before because I was raised on just like grind.

And, you know, if people are slowing you down and get out of my way, kind of just head down work.

But now I'm more like.

I like to work in a sense of like, I make sure everyone around me is mentally good and I'm mentally straight because I also dealt with things in my personal life that I didn't really know how to process.

And I think at a young age, we don't understand how to process feelings, especially as men.

And, you know, I've been going, seeing a therapist, you know, once a week for the last like three, four years.

So I think through that journey has also taught me that there was a lot of

feelings I had never processed.

And now that I've been able to, I'm more at peace with things that and the people that I did wrong in the past.

And, you know, we've made amends and talked it out.