A speaker reflects on his all-in approach to life, using a bull-in-a-china-closet metaphor. He's 11 years sober and applies the same total commitment to his work, showing up to the market and writing orders every day without half-measures.
I didn't have— I just kind of went in headfirst, and that's just kind of how I've done a lot of things in life. I mean, you know, it's— I hate to say it, uh, but, uh, I'm like a bull in a china closet. They give me— they give me a nickname when I was a kid, uh, and they named me Bull. And, and, and that's where it kind of come from, because I was a bull in a china closet. When I put my mind to something, I'm gonna— I'm gonna do it. And, and, and, you know, I'm not gonna do it— I'm not gonna do it half-heartedly. I'm gonna— I'm gonna do— I'd like We're either all in or we're, you know, it's kind of like that movie Fireproof. Are you all in or are you not? And I think about that black dude, that firefighter. And I mean, that's where I'm at. I'm all in, you know, I went all in on my addictions in life. I mean, before I got sober, I mean, I was a drunk and a drug addict. And I mean, you know, praise God, in 3 days I got 11 years sober, so I mean, yeah, but it's, it's one of them deals where I never did, I never did anything half-heartedly. Yeah. And so I show up to market and, um, we start writing orders
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