I made the decision to self-publish my book because I wanted to own my life story completely, without anyone telling me what I can or cannot say.

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.

I don't want to be judged by people who don't understand the sacrifices I've made. My journey is not about seeking approval; it's about showing others what is possible through hard work and dedication.

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.

After experiencing loss, I realized that sharing my personal story publicly helped alleviate my sense of isolation and encouraged others to connect with me.

I never liked being at the mercy of anyone else, which drove my desire to create my own path and not be told what to do by parents, teachers, or bosses.

It's important to recognize that every founder faces challenges, and being open about those struggles can help build a supportive community where everyone can share their experiences.

I don't believe in taking the easy route. My life has been about facing hardships and using them as fuel to push myself further, which is why I don't feel sorry for anyone who doesn't want to put in the effort to improve.

Everything I've done in my life, I didn't want to do; I built my willpower through years of suffering and hard work.