Why I Upgraded to Premium
today has been an interesting day at my minimum wage job. I work 12 hours a day 5 days a week. I was thinking earlier today that I wasn't going to upgrade because I started to doubt myself based on other people's thoughts of what I was going to do. But about noon today something happened at work that brought back my belief in myself and made me realize that it doesn't hurt to try and that nobody else controls the outcome of my future but me.
I detail cars for a living and our floors get very slick since they are tile. I slipped in my wash bay and slammed the back of my head into the corner of a brick wall. I was knocked out cold and when I came to the paramedics were there looking at me. At first I thought I died. Then when I realized I didn't I was happy, but it also made me start thinking. I don't want to work for minimum wage for the rest of my life and I don't want to die doing minimum wage work.
I'm just now getting released from the hospital. And yes it is against doctors orders but I have work too do. I know I can succeed and I will. So yeah. my story on upgrading to premium is a little different but I believe this is the clearest decision to make and by far the best one. I don't want my 2 kids too grow up without a dad nor do I want my daughter who is due in July to grow up never getting to meet her dad.
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Hey there John, That's an amazing story and I hope you are healing fast. Hang in there man and get better soon. Study WA and that will take your mind off it and you can think of a bright future ahead as you go. All the very best.
Never doubt yourself and your abilities. I can personally tell you that you can accomplish whatever you "know" you are capable of. Don't let others dictate your future and definitely don't let them dissuade you from doing awesome things.
I know you have made the right decision John and as crazy as circumstances get sometimes, we all have something that we can improve upon...which ultimately leads to greater knowledge/success.
I look forward to working with you and seeing where things go for you in the coming days, weeks and months ahead.
That's a crazy story man! It's going to be a tough journey, but well worth it. Even if you spend a couple months or a year building this business, 10 years down the road you will thank yourself. Keep a copy of this blog to remind yourself how you started :)
Take care of yourself, buddy! Head injuries are serious!