Being honest and upfront came from finally figuring out who I was and conquering my inner demons, allowing me to be an open book.

I had to be honest with myself about my character flaws and the things I lied about, which helped me understand who I really am.

I want to teach people about the harsh realities of life, not just the good side that social media often portrays. Most of us face struggles, and I aim to highlight that truth. I don't want to hide anymore; I hid it for 24 years, and now I want to be vulnerable because that's the only way to fix yourself.

Sharing your vulnerabilities with a partner allows for a deeper love, as they will love you for who you truly are, not just the persona you present.

I had to start sharing my story because people see where I'm at today and think I'm this hard, rock-hard human being, but they need to know where I came from.

Most people avoid having the tough conversations that would allow them to stand on stage and say, 'I am all of this.'

Being vulnerable and sharing your mistakes can resonate more with audiences than showcasing only successes; authenticity is key in content creation.

Imagine being in a relationship where you can tell the truth without fear of judgment; that's what shared experiences are about.

Overcoming the fear of what others think is key to living authentically.