Max Lugavere

But I just kept like, you know, putting out value into the world for free, like on social media, learning, you know, learning, sharing and ultimately sharing because I knew that the best way to learn was to teach.

So I was, you know, doing my best to teach whatever followers I had at that point about what I was learning in real time.

And

but it was the word trust that I would always come back to.

Like, just trust yourself.

Like you don't, you don't see the path yet.

Like the path hasn't revealed itself, you know, um, your future, like how you're going to earn a living.

Living hasn't revealed itself, but it will, as long as you trust yourself, you don't doubt yourself.

You listen to the criticism, but you don't like internalize it.

And, um, and yeah, and I just kept doing that every day.

I just like showed up and I would like do one thing, you know,

differently that would just in in a way advance my mission just a little bit further you know my dad would say like just push the stone like every day just push the stone a little bit further and and ultimately like all these opportunities reveal themselves to me and and yeah and it snowballed and and you know now I have this like career that I'm incredibly proud of and grateful for every day but but yeah it was the word trust I remember I had a friend of mine launched this company where he was inscribing

um intention words on a bracelet uh the company was called my intent if i recall correctly and the word that i picked was trust and every day i would just like i would or you know multiple times a day i would notice the word trust and i would just like it would be like a reminder to um you know to just always like trust whatever it was in me that had gotten me to that point um was going to carry me forward that is beautiful yeah i'm so sorry to hear about your mother

Oh, thank you.

It's part of my story.

And everybody has sickness in their family or will or, I mean, hopefully not, but we all go at some point.

We're all just walking each other home at the end of the day, right?

That's a nice way to put it.

Yeah.

I didn't know it.