A man working at Chipotle in his hometown prayed for a community of ambitious believers. Two years later, he drove 36 hours to a new house where everyone pursues financial, fitness, and spiritual growth. He credits God for the move and everything that followed.
God is so good, bro. Two years ago, I was working at Chipotle. I was rolling burritos, I was, you know, serving up the line, like, bricking the grill, doing all that stuff. And now here we are in this amazing home. I'm surrounded by people who are like minded, and we're all grinding and growing together. Not only through our personal stuff, like our financial, our gym grind and all that, but through our faith. Literally seven months ago, I was doing well for myself, but I was stuck in my hometown. Didn't really have anyone else around me who believed like I did or had the ambition I did. And I prayed. I prayed to God. I was like, lord, like, father, I don't know where to go. Just please, God, I want to be in an area. I want to be in a environment where I'm with people who believe in you and people who are ambitious as well. Two things that are, like, kind of hard to find, honestly, nowadays. That's a lethal combo. That's not around a lot. This tweet on Twitter. Literally this tweet. Anyone want to come live in this new crib with me? I actually drove 36 hours from New York over here. That was like a few months. And now we're in this new crib, which is even better. We're all printing, we're doing great, and God is just so good. Yeah, I've worked really hard. I've sacrificed a lot, for sure, but all the glory does go to God. Like, there's so many coincidences and so many things that have happened during my journey that are because of it. And I know 100%, no matter how hard I worked or whatever, I wouldn't be here if I didn't have God. So make sure you pray and have that faith, and God will reward it.
