Roy Juarez Jr.

I think that when you grow up with a tough life you learn lessons that can never be taught in a book. But if you can take your education and define those lessons then there's no stopping you.

I think that when you grow up with a tough life you learn lessons that can never be taught in a book. But if you can take your education and define those lessons then there's no stopping you.

I think that when you grow up with a tough life you learn lessons that can never be taught in a book. But if you can take your education and define those lessons then there's no stopping you.

Thank you so very much. Thank you. Thank you for having me. I'm very honored.

Thank you so very much. Thank you. Thank you for having me. I'm very honored.

Thank you so very much. Thank you. Thank you for having me. I'm very honored.

It's very close to Roy Jones Jr. That's what it is, yeah.

It's very close to Roy Jones Jr. That's what it is, yeah.

It's very close to Roy Jones Jr. That's what it is, yeah.

I really think my because is my siblings. That's it. Like they, they're the reasons why I fight as hard as I do. I do. But when I, when I started to fight for them and I started working with kids across the nation, I started to see all the other kids that reminded me of my siblings and my little brother and my little sister, especially. And I was like, you know what, who's fighting for them.

I really think my because is my siblings. That's it. Like they, they're the reasons why I fight as hard as I do. I do. But when I, when I started to fight for them and I started working with kids across the nation, I started to see all the other kids that reminded me of my siblings and my little brother and my little sister, especially. And I was like, you know what, who's fighting for them.

I really think my because is my siblings. That's it. Like they, they're the reasons why I fight as hard as I do. I do. But when I, when I started to fight for them and I started working with kids across the nation, I started to see all the other kids that reminded me of my siblings and my little brother and my little sister, especially. And I was like, you know what, who's fighting for them.

I got to fight for them too. And they're the reasons why I kept fighting.

I got to fight for them too. And they're the reasons why I kept fighting.

I got to fight for them too. And they're the reasons why I kept fighting.

Right. Well, it's interesting, Ro, because if I may, I actually had that moment. I was invited to be a keynote speaker at a conference that I had snuck into when I was a homeless teenager. And I snuck into that conference to steal a meal. And I remember when I was the keynote, they invited me on stage. I'm standing at the podium.

Right. Well, it's interesting, Ro, because if I may, I actually had that moment. I was invited to be a keynote speaker at a conference that I had snuck into when I was a homeless teenager. And I snuck into that conference to steal a meal. And I remember when I was the keynote, they invited me on stage. I'm standing at the podium.

Right. Well, it's interesting, Ro, because if I may, I actually had that moment. I was invited to be a keynote speaker at a conference that I had snuck into when I was a homeless teenager. And I snuck into that conference to steal a meal. And I remember when I was the keynote, they invited me on stage. I'm standing at the podium.

And I remember glancing back to the very back of the room where I had sat as a homeless kid. And I'm not supposed to be there. And I said, man, if I could have just run to him, meaning my younger self, and tell him, don't give up, life will get better, but you have to be here to see it.

And I remember glancing back to the very back of the room where I had sat as a homeless kid. And I'm not supposed to be there. And I said, man, if I could have just run to him, meaning my younger self, and tell him, don't give up, life will get better, but you have to be here to see it.