William Fonseca

And what's the effect that's going to happen when you're 17 years old and you're leaving home?

All you're going to do is crash and burn, crash and burn, crash and burn.

So that's non-negotiable for me.

There's no money.

There's nothing that you can offer me to change that because I wouldn't for nothing.

It's part of who I am today.

And those are my wounds to others, but that's where I found success, in the rut, in the gutter.

I call it the hump.

That's where success lies because without the hump, you can't tell the story to have a beautiful result.

So now I'm hooked on dope.

I'm homeless.

And I'm on my final stretch of

looking at this little piece of paper, so I'm a result of a piece of paper, an address, and a biblical verse that didn't make any sense to me.

It said John 3.16.

I said, I don't care who John is.

I don't care what 3.16 means.

I don't care about these little hands.

So I've gone from a middle-class family to a successful businessman.

I've gone into the rut.

I'm not a very good thief.