Ryan Zofay

I think that's like the biggest life lesson I've learned.

You know, I've been in this pursuit of trying to fill that void, right?

Like the way I look, the money I make, the amount of attention I get from women or whatever it is.

And all of that time, I was really just running from a void that I wasn't good enough.

And then you get all the things.

You get the women, you get the money, you get the house, you get all those things.

And then you're just like, why am I not fulfilled?

okay guys big guest today episode 1700 we got ryan just landed at the airport roll deep man yeah you roll deeper than any guests have ever had on really yeah jeremy said bring all your crew yeah you brought the squad and you left six behind so yeah i did so you like rolling deep like that huh yeah it's fun you want your crew around you right yeah i believe if you're winning what fun would it be if you don't have your friends with you yeah

Yeah, I battle with that because as you elevate at the same time, sometimes you got to leave some people behind.

For sure.

So it's like balance, right?

That's one of the biggest challenges for me.

I mean, being in recovery, a lot of the kids I grew up with were using drugs and active in addiction up to criminal mischief and stuff.

And so when I started getting sober, that was like one of the most difficult things I had to go through.

my parents weren't really too involved with me as a kid.

So I didn't get the love or the nurturing attention that I wanted or thought I deserved.

And so being in the streets actually felt safer than being home.

Wow.

That's crazy to think about, right?

Yeah.