What's up, guys? Welcome back to build. And today we are going to talk about something that every

entrepreneur deals with at some point time, which is getting stuck in a funk and how to get out of it.

So this episode has come to be because I, myself, have felt like I have been in a funk. And I have not

until the last like 48 hours felt like I have gotten out of it. And I wanted to share

that because I think a lot of people watch my content and they, you know, it's like when you

see somebody and you don't know them personally, you just think like, oh, that bad things must

never happen to them. They must never feel like they're in a funk. They must always be able to

just, you know, get to it. And honestly, for the most part, when stuff happens, I can get through it

and I am pretty good at sticking to the plan. In fact, I'm very good at sticking to plan.

But I think it was like the compilation of just like so many things. So basically, like I got back

from winter break, if you can call it that. I guess we did that this year. So we closed for like

10 days, the company, which I don't know if I'd do that again, but TBD. So we got back from

that and I was super excited to get back to work. And for the first week that I was back, I was

really excited. I was like all these really cool things I'm doing for Q1. And then literally within a matter of 10 days, and then 10 days later, within a matter

of 48 hours, I got hit with like four big problems, messy, disgusting situations to deal with.

And they're not ones that are going to end quickly. They're ones that are going to take

months, possibly years to deal with. And I was just like, what the hell? And it kind of threw me through

a loop because it was so much at once. It wasn't because of any one thing. It was that it all hit at

once. And I was like, damn, like I just told my team, hey, this is what I'm focused on for Q1.

And then all this shit just hit my plate. I'm like how am I going to do all

this and all this? And so I was feeling like a little bit down, a little bit frustrated. To be honest,

like if I'm being completely transparent, it's been harder for me, or at least it was for the last

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