Shade Zahrai

And again, it's powerful and simple,

And helps you recognize that sometimes the solution is not more trust.

It's just putting down some of your cups because you already do trust yourself, but you're so distracted by everything else and the weight that you're carrying that you can't see that.

Yes.

Yeah.

And it's simple.

A lot of leadership strategists talk about it as being on the business, not in the business.

Same idea.

You can only see as far as your eyes will go when you're in something.

As soon as you pull yourself away from it, you're able to strategize.

You're able to see from a different perspective, not get so caught up in all the emotions and then make the right kind of decisions that are going to be the best for you.

Oh, how things have changed.

And that's, I guess, the power of trust.

Can we unpack your story a little based on these four attributes?

What I love about what you said is that it's trust, but it's not just trust that things will work out.

It's trust that you have what it takes.

And because of that, things will work out.

So if we look at what you went through, there was a defining moment for you, which was your mother.

And as you said, a lot of us will go through incredible suffering.

In my view, everyone suffers in some way.