https://youtu.be/nk6j-D94QLQ?si=YB3VC88JEI5vC9I4 This is the mountain I grew up on in tn, even Al Capone him self had to have his car pulled from the ditch. As a kid with my father after we bought a pickup we were almost killed going down the front side by a semi whom lost his breaks and went between us and the guard rail. Forward to 2010 and I started driving otr for tmc and I was hauling coils back from Alabama to Ohio. I came up over the top and started down the front side, at this time I had my great uncles CB in the rig and it was turned off. Well started down the front side and at the same place I was almost killed as a kid the exact same thing happened. This is where it turns wierd. My great uncles cb turned on by itself and it was heard another driver screaming at me and no seiner I jerked hard to the left the other semi went between me and the guard rail. Now go back to when I was 13 and my great aunt handed me my uncles cb and her words were I think he’d have wanted u to have this. My great uncle used to drive rig here in Ohio and passed of a heart attack well before I was born. This is one reason that I have faith and I don’t share this much cause there’s things in play in this world that are much bigger than me but my life was spared 2 times. Someone is looking over me

Losers love to talk about "work-life balance" as a way to avoid doing the work required to reach their long-term goals. They think they can have it all. Chase big goals... Maintain a comfortable pace... Clock out at 5 every day... Never miss a night out... ...and still somehow end up winning. That isn't how this works. Nobody who's ever built anything real lived a balanced life while they were doing it. They spent every possible minute they could working toward a vision nobody else believed in. They were obsessed. ...and that's the truth nobody wants to hear because it means surrendering all the crap you want in the present for everything you want far more in the future. Real balance comes after the work. Not before. Not during. After. Start thinking of balance differently. It can't be measured on a daily... Weekly... Monthly... Or even yearly basis. It must be measured over the course of your life. Success isn't supposed to be easy or balanced. It comes at a cost. That cost is living an "unbalanced" life by giving it your all for 10-15 years. Oftentimes longer. Only then can you experience the freedom and "balance" you're looking for. How badly do you want it? Ask yourself that question instead of how you can make the time for every little thing you like right now. Work-life balance now equals broke-life balance for the rest of your life. Is that what you want? I didn't think so. ~ Andy Frisella