evsdrp

It all started in 2018.
I was in an odd place mentally and it just seemed like I couldn’t do anything right..
Then I had a dream..

That dream was evsdrp..

SPOILER ALERT: I struggled to turn that dream into a reality.. Over the next 2 years, I tried to work with others but no one could really see my vision, so I lost hope.

In hindsight, I think I was scared to really do evsdrp on my own. I think I was more interested in talking about evsdrp than actually putting in the work.
Truth is I prioritized a lot of different things during those 2 years and evsdrp was never that high on my list.

Fast forward to 2020 and the first thing on my to do list was to launch evsdrp. At this point it was very important that I at least try to create evsdrp.. even if it was by myself so I started taking action.
I was moving in a positive direction January through March and then boom.. COVID-19.

Like many Americans, I lost my job but I gained some valuable time to work on myself and to really focus on my goals..
By July 2020, I was finally ready to shoot my shot.

As I reflect on 2020 and get ready for 2021, I figured it was only right I take you all the way back to 2018 when my good friend Lauren asked me

“sooo what is evsdrp??”


This episode is for the dreamers.
You have what it takes.
You're on the right path.
Just keep going.
 

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