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In this spoken monologue, the speaker uses a wildlife metaphor—an impala, a female leopard, and hyenas—to illustrate the challenges faced when entering the life‑insurance industry. The impala represents the speaker’s early venture, besieged by an industry that “didn’t want us to survive.” Mentors Dennis and Patty are highlighted as skilled allies who helped combat these injustices. The leopard’s attempt to lift the impala up a tree symbolizes the need to act quickly before predators (the hyenas) sense vulnerability and seize the opportunity. The speaker concludes that failure to succeed was due to “picking the wrong tree,” emphasizing the importance of strategic choice and timely action in business growth.

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