Overcoming Adversity: My Surrender Moment in the Kitchen

I broke down in my kitchen in front of my wife, which I've never done, and I had a surrender moment where I just couldn't take the weight that I was bearing and putting on myself. I was responsible for it, but I put the weight on my shoulders of my employees, my partners, their families, their kids, everything, their success, everything that can be tied to it. And I came to a point where I just surrendered, and I just told my wife, I can't do this anymore. I got to figure out another way. I can't do this the rest of my life. And at that moment, something came into me where it's like, okay, there is another way. You just don't feel it yet. When. And because I realize that when you're in the midst of an adversity, there's very little, if any, light at the end of the tunnel. Hope is not present. And so the hope started coming back when I realized, like, okay, just keep going. Just keep going.