William Fonseca

It's a piece of paper that had two folded hands in the front.

It had an address in the back, and it had a verse.

What delays the blessing is the disobedient not allowing that particular hump.

So I speak a lot about the hump.

What does the hump do for you?

It directs you in the right way.

If you give yourself the opportunity to look at the hump, the hump is full of treasures.

Success obviously comes from that disaster.

You allocate value to that particular disaster, you're gonna look at that hump has full of treasures.

That turns out to be the human that you are today.

That hump took me to that particular human that reached out of the window and offered me a piece of paper with an address and a scripture verse.

Homeless.

On the final stretch of my three years, I started walking towards that address to ask for money.

I hadn't slept in probably a few days because you can't sleep under a bridge.

You can...

mimic it, but it's so dangerous and it's so dark.

And you meet humans that are actually, I call them the gremlins, come out at night.

I mean, it's like, wow, the environment, the dynamics just change.

I've seen not having anything coming from a middle-class family where my dad had two jobs.

So my dad was a union delegator for the hotel industry in Miami Beach when Miami Beach was a different scene.