I recently had an amazing experience at Lake Tahoe. If you haven't been there, I recommend putting it on your list. It is a natural marvel. Here in Arizona, the... Continue Reading →
It’s Just Not What It Used To Be
Navigating Expectations vs Calling
The narrator reflects on the pressure to conform to cultural expectations. They realize that their true passion lies in helping others due to their faith, rather than following perceived obligations. They stress the importance of exploring different paths to find one's true calling, not conforming to societal norms.
Conversations As A Mirror
The writer experienced inner turmoil and couldn't pinpoint the cause until a conversation with a friend revealed suppressed fears and concerns about leaving his children for vacation. This realization highlighted the need to acknowledge personal emotions and the power of open conversations in gaining clarity and understanding.
Imposter Syndrome Is Legit: My Oxymoronic Experience
I always knew I struggled with the anxiety of speaking in front of people. I was a straight A student in school, but would take a "C" for my class... Continue Reading →
Relief Begins Before It Is Over
Looking back, I think about all the people who kept telling me, "Yeah, but it will be worth it when you have it." I mean EVERYONE told me that. I think that is a perspective that comes from people who are already on the other side of massive projects like that, because I couldn't see it.
Content…But I’m Not Happy About It
I usually come up with stories on the long drive and the ocean has historically fed my creativity. I was excited for this trip. I wanted to get back on the horse. I was somewhere in the middle of nowhere Arizona when it hit me.... I'm content. That made me so angry.
Keep Shooting Until You Remember How
I think we have all had those moments where we know that if we just started, we would enjoy it. Overcoming that initial hurtle though, is a major source of frustration. This is where my analogy comes in. I compared it to basketball.