Tim Storey: Turning Setbacks Into Comebacks and Achieving Unstoppable Success | E105

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How did Tim Storey's childhood shape his resilience?

Tim Storey 2:54
So much of our life in the formation of it is before age 10. So if we go birth to 10, those are really rough years for me, birth to 10. Because what took place in our lives is that we were struggling financially, struggling with leadership in the house where my parents were not in a great relationship. And so my parents were raising five children with a lot of instability in their own lives. Then the fact of being more lower income that added to the equation. But in the midst of that, I had a very good attitude and I had a very good sense of humor.
Ilana 3:40
Do you think you felt it? You felt that they were financially challenged or at that point you're still too young to really realize it?
Tim Storey 3:49
I definitely felt it. And the way I felt it is when I started to play sports. So when you played sports, let's say in baseball, So you had to get these Little League shoes. They called them cleats. And then I realized that some of the other kids were getting very nice ones, like maybe Adidas. And then I wanted certain types like them, and we could not afford them. And with the sports side of things, I started to realize it was school clothes. realized it. Birthdays of Christmas, realized it. But it wasn't something that I talked about, but I saw that something was different.
Ilana 4:32
And then right at the age of 10, which is actually a pretty pivotal time for any kid, you had a big thing happen in your family. Can you share? And how did that shake your world?
Tim Storey 4:45
Yeah, and I think that it's something that all of us that are watching right now and listening, we've all faced what I call a life interruption. An interruption is a disturbance. It is like a knock on the door that you do not expect. It's a call at three in the morning. Usually something is not good. If you have family members, you wonder like, what's wrong?

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