Before I Share What’s Been the Hardest to Say

Prior to sharing something deeply personal—maybe the hardest thing I’ve ever had to put into words publicly—I need to share this.

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The last few years have tested every part of me—mentally, emotionally & spiritually. Most assume the hardest part started with my motorcycle accident. But honestly, that was just the beginning & maybe even the easiest part. That pain was physical. It was visible. There was no hiding from it & no choice but to fight.

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And I did. I bounced back, went all in, made bold moves, took massive risks & carried a lot on my shoulders. Some of it I chose. Some I didn’t. But I pushed through it all.

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With it came powerful lessons, beautiful growth & undeniable scars.

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Lately, I’ve been reflecting a lot on what I’ve done & who I’ve been. I realized I needed to get brutally honest with myself.

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I had to take ownership. Not just of my business—or my decisions. But of the parts of me I’ve buried deep. Those that shaped me more than I ever realized.

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I want Relentless Pursuit to be the most authentic brand in existence. But to truly live that out, I have to dig deeper. I have to heal. I have to strip away all that’s performative & get down to what’s real.

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Truth is, the parts of our past we choose not to face don’t just disappear—they drive us. They shape our relationships, our reactions, our sense of worth & how we show up in the world.

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I’ve been doing serious internal work. I’ve had to confront things I thought I’d already “moved on” from…only to realize I hadn’t.

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Healing doesn’t come from just “moving forward.” It comes from facing it fully—& choosing to heal anyway.

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This isn’t about blame or sympathy. It’s about healing, ownership & progress. This is about the relentless pursuit of truth & maximum authenticity.

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Tomorrow, I’ll be diving into a necessary piece of my life—one that has unknowingly haunted me the longest & shaped much of who I thought I was. Before I could do so, I had to speak this truth first.

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Additionally, this opens the door to a series of reflections, realizations & truths tied to this process. The key is learning to find value in what seems impossible—to pull meaning from pain. That’s what becoming is about. Not avoiding it, but choosing to face it & finding the gold within it anyway.

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