William Fonseca

Just because you're in the rut doesn't mean that that's where you're going to stay.

So for me, that particular moment, was there an exit strategy?

Yeah, for sure.

Did I take it?

No.

I needed to allocate value.

The knowledge was there, so you can't strip me of that.

But I wanted to look at the other side of the fence.

I just hadn't

no idea what was on the other side of the fence, which I've got a good saying, God doesn't call capacitated men, God capacitates you.

So I had no knowledge of what was going to happen.

So as that turmoil kicks in, you get into this relationship, there's this component that's going to spiral out of control, and it's going to put me in a very unique area.

It's

I'm going to acquire a penthouse, the most beautiful penthouse I've had.

I had it for about 37 months under the 17th Avenue Bridge.

Waterfront, you couldn't ask for a better position.

There, there I met the most interesting human fallen men and women.

The talent that was embedded in these humans was amazing.

And I gave myself the opportunity of...

allowing me to be there till somebody actually came with what I call a tract.