Transcript
With being a veteran,
we often get inside of our head
and we start selling ourselves
all of these beliefs
about ourselves.
And psychologically, we start
buying what we're selling.
But deep down,
I've always been a good person.
I've always been a good person.
But being in these circumstances
and situations,
you start identifying
with what real bad people do
and you think of yourself,
of what bad people do.
And in reality, you're not.
I'm not anyone on the street
that plots ups
and sits up here
and go around thinking,
I'm going to hurt somebody,
I'm going to go
and take someone's life.
I've never done that.
I've never done
anything like that.
But somehow I started creating
that identity.
That was me.
But in reality,
that was not true.
I believe I'm
a good person in this world.
I believe that I'm out here
to make an impact.
I'm out here to make a change.
I'm out here
to share my story with people
and let them know that you can
actually live a life that you're
you're meant to come out.
You live a life
that you were meant to live,
and your
past does not define you.