Sometimes the storm doesn’t end in one big moment. Sometimes it ends quietly — through the smallest steps you keep taking, even when no one sees them.

In this episode, I open up about what happened after I left the Navy — how I went from structure and purpose to chaos and uncertainty. I share the night I sat down with a blank journal and wrote just one line: “I will figure this out, one step at a time.” That line became my anchor, my way forward.

We also look at the story of Viola Davis, who grew up in poverty and pain, yet rose to become one of the most respected actors in the world — not through perfection, but through persistence. Her reminder is simple: “All dreams are within reach. All you have to do is keep moving toward them.”

💭 In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Why small steps matter more than motivation

• How momentum builds when you act, not when you plan

• What Viola Davis teaches us about resilience

• A real-life example of rebuilding after uncertainty

• How to start walking again — even when you feel stuck

This episode is a reminder that transformation doesn’t happen in a day — it happens daily.

Because storms don’t ask for your past. They only ask for your next step.

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