Next, share a personal story that your audience will deeply relate to:
"There was a time when I was stuck in the thick of [describe the core struggle]. I remember feeling [insert emotions like defeated, overwhelmed, lost, etc.], and wondering if things would ever change. Maybe you know that feeling too?"

Now, paint the picture of the struggle in more detail to build empathy:
"It wasn’t just one bad day. It felt like a loop I couldn’t break out of. I tried to [mention common things people try—self-help books, programs, following advice that didn’t fit], but every time I thought I’d figured it out, I’d fall right back into the same cycle."

Then, pivot to hope and your unique approach:
"Everything started to shift when I [describe your turning point or discovery—something relatable, authentic, and hope-giving]. That’s what led me to create [your current work/program/service], so others wouldn’t have to figure it out the hard way like I did."