Sabrina Zohar

And if you're willing to sit by my side while we go through this, I promise to at least communicate along the way.

And it's really about being communicative with your partner and saying like, hey, this is part of the gig, right? You want the entrepreneur. You want this person that's so driven and motivated, but that's also going to come with sacrifices that I'm going to need to make in this relationship. But I am still 100% committed to us growing together.

And if you're willing to sit by my side while we go through this, I promise to at least communicate along the way.

I was the epitome of a hot mess. I don't know how else to say it in a polite way. For me personally, I grew up with a father who was an entrepreneur all of my life. My father owned businesses. He never worked for anybody else. And then I had a mom that was a stay-at-home mom.

I was the epitome of a hot mess. I don't know how else to say it in a polite way. For me personally, I grew up with a father who was an entrepreneur all of my life. My father owned businesses. He never worked for anybody else. And then I had a mom that was a stay-at-home mom.

I was the epitome of a hot mess. I don't know how else to say it in a polite way. For me personally, I grew up with a father who was an entrepreneur all of my life. My father owned businesses. He never worked for anybody else. And then I had a mom that was a stay-at-home mom.

I was the epitome of a hot mess. I don't know how else to say it in a polite way. For me personally, I grew up with a father who was an entrepreneur all of my life. My father owned businesses. He never worked for anybody else. And then I had a mom that was a stay-at-home mom.

I was the epitome of a hot mess. I don't know how else to say it in a polite way. For me personally, I grew up with a father who was an entrepreneur all of my life. My father owned businesses. He never worked for anybody else. And then I had a mom that was a stay-at-home mom.

So it was two very polarizing experiences, one sacrificing everything to have children and then the other one sacrificing everything to have a business. So I grew up with a lot of core wounds, right? I'm not good enough. I'm too much. There's something wrong with me. And it doesn't surprise anybody that I went into sales, right?

So it was two very polarizing experiences, one sacrificing everything to have children and then the other one sacrificing everything to have a business. So I grew up with a lot of core wounds, right? I'm not good enough. I'm too much. There's something wrong with me. And it doesn't surprise anybody that I went into sales, right?

So it was two very polarizing experiences, one sacrificing everything to have children and then the other one sacrificing everything to have a business. So I grew up with a lot of core wounds, right? I'm not good enough. I'm too much. There's something wrong with me. And it doesn't surprise anybody that I went into sales, right?

So it was two very polarizing experiences, one sacrificing everything to have children and then the other one sacrificing everything to have a business. So I grew up with a lot of core wounds, right? I'm not good enough. I'm too much. There's something wrong with me. And it doesn't surprise anybody that I went into sales, right?

So it was two very polarizing experiences, one sacrificing everything to have children and then the other one sacrificing everything to have a business. So I grew up with a lot of core wounds, right? I'm not good enough. I'm too much. There's something wrong with me. And it doesn't surprise anybody that I went into sales, right?

I was the epitome of a hot mess. I don't know how else to say it in a polite way. For me personally, I grew up with a father who was an entrepreneur all of my life. My father owned businesses. He never worked for anybody else. And then I had a mom that was a stay-at-home mom.

I had to sell myself and convince people, and I crushed it as being in sales and working in wholesale and in fashion. I lived in New York for 12 years, and I just started to realize I am the epitome of trauma. I continue to repeat the same patterns. I continue to date the same people. I continue to have the same experiences. And for me, I leaned highly anxious. So

I had to sell myself and convince people, and I crushed it as being in sales and working in wholesale and in fashion. I lived in New York for 12 years, and I just started to realize I am the epitome of trauma. I continue to repeat the same patterns. I continue to date the same people. I continue to have the same experiences. And for me, I leaned highly anxious. So

I had to sell myself and convince people, and I crushed it as being in sales and working in wholesale and in fashion. I lived in New York for 12 years, and I just started to realize I am the epitome of trauma. I continue to repeat the same patterns. I continue to date the same people. I continue to have the same experiences. And for me, I leaned highly anxious. So

I had to sell myself and convince people, and I crushed it as being in sales and working in wholesale and in fashion. I lived in New York for 12 years, and I just started to realize I am the epitome of trauma. I continue to repeat the same patterns. I continue to date the same people. I continue to have the same experiences. And for me, I leaned highly anxious. So

I had to sell myself and convince people, and I crushed it as being in sales and working in wholesale and in fashion. I lived in New York for 12 years, and I just started to realize I am the epitome of trauma. I continue to repeat the same patterns. I continue to date the same people. I continue to have the same experiences. And for me, I leaned highly anxious. So

So it was two very polarizing experiences, one sacrificing everything to have children and then the other one sacrificing everything to have a business. So I grew up with a lot of core wounds, right? I'm not good enough. I'm too much. There's something wrong with me. And it doesn't surprise anybody that I went into sales, right?