I failed.
Then I started over.
I failed again.
That part matters because success did not arrive the moment I decided I deserved it.
There were no magical doors opening because my life had already been hard enough.
I tried things that did not work.
I misjudged opportunities.
I had days when quitting sounded less like weakness and more like relief.
But each time I imagined giving up, I looked at the life I was building for my daughter and remembered the rain outside my parents’ house.
I could lose money.
I could lose time.
I could fail at a business idea.
What I refused to lose was control of our future.
Eventually, I started an online business.
It did not become successful overnight.
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