Sean was in a car accident that sent him and his mother to the hospital. It was a scary experience that has stayed with him for a long time. A dog in the road, a swerve and then he remembers seeing the lights of the truck that struck his car. Sean remembers being in the ambulance with his mother and being worried that he was getting better care that she was and he insisted that she get the limited resources that they where using on him. One of the hardest parts of experiencing the accident in such a horrific way was that his friends and girlfriend didn’t understand the trauma that he was going through.

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Sean was in a car accident that sent him and his mother to the hospital. It was a scary experience that has stayed with him for a long time. A dog in the road, a swerve and then he remembers seeing the lights of the truck that struck his car. Sean remembers being in the ambulance with his mother and being worried that he was getting better care that she was and he insisted that she get the limited resources that they where using on him. One of the hardest parts of experiencing the accident in such a horrific way was that his friends and girlfriend didn’t understand the trauma that he was going through.

https://www.instagram.com/alejandro_saw/

Sean was in a car accident that sent him and his mother to the hospital. It was a scary experience that has stayed with him for a long time. A dog in the road, a swerve and then he remembers seeing the lights of the truck that struck his car. Sean remembers being in the ambulance with his mother and being worried that he was getting better care that she was and he insisted that she get the limited resources that they where using on him. One of the hardest parts of experiencing the accident in such a horrific way was that his friends and girlfriend didn’t understand the trauma that he was going through.

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In this episode, Art Therapist, Kiona Medina talks about the importance of expressing grief feelings, which can also be done thorough Art.

In this episode, Art Therapist, Kiona Medina talks about the importance of expressing grief feelings, which can also be done thorough Art.

In this episode, Art Therapist, Kiona Medina talks about the importance of expressing grief feelings, which can also be done thorough Art.

Today I had a chance to speak with Paul, who is an app developer and app instructor (https://supereasyapps.com) who is currently working on a new iPhone app for coffee lovers to get the perfect pour of coffee. Paul is a perfectionist so as someone who is creating things to release out into the world he needs to get comfortable with things not always being perfect. This means releasing apps into the world before they are “ready” or have all the glistening features that everyone would want. It means going slower than sometime you wish you where going. In Pauls words "so being comfortable with 80% done as being enough has helped. I want to help people, and the perfect app that doesn’t ship isn’t a perfect app.” Paul is on a mission to help people make a perfect brew of coffee and from the sound of it he is really loving what he is working on… so at the end of the day he is truly succeeding in his goals. Check out Paul’s Super Easy Timer (Mac app):

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/super-easy-timer/id1353137878 and his latest Brew Coffee App: https://BrewCoffeeApp.com Hario V60 Coffee Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZC8gEzKml6Q

Today I had a chance to speak with Paul, who is an app developer and app instructor (https://supereasyapps.com) who is currently working on a new iPhone app for coffee lovers to get the perfect pour of coffee. Paul is a perfectionist so as someone who is creating things to release out into the world he needs to get comfortable with things not always being perfect. This means releasing apps into the world before they are “ready” or have all the glistening features that everyone would want. It means going slower than sometime you wish you where going. In Pauls words "so being comfortable with 80% done as being enough has helped. I want to help people, and the perfect app that doesn’t ship isn’t a perfect app.” Paul is on a mission to help people make a perfect brew of coffee and from the sound of it he is really loving what he is working on… so at the end of the day he is truly succeeding in his goals. Check out Paul’s Super Easy Timer (Mac app):

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/super-easy-timer/id1353137878 and his latest Brew Coffee App: https://BrewCoffeeApp.com Hario V60 Coffee Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZC8gEzKml6Q

Today I had a chance to speak with Paul, who is an app developer and app instructor (https://supereasyapps.com) who is currently working on a new iPhone app for coffee lovers to get the perfect pour of coffee. Paul is a perfectionist so as someone who is creating things to release out into the world he needs to get comfortable with things not always being perfect. This means releasing apps into the world before they are “ready” or have all the glistening features that everyone would want. It means going slower than sometime you wish you where going. In Pauls words "so being comfortable with 80% done as being enough has helped. I want to help people, and the perfect app that doesn’t ship isn’t a perfect app.” Paul is on a mission to help people make a perfect brew of coffee and from the sound of it he is really loving what he is working on… so at the end of the day he is truly succeeding in his goals. Check out Paul’s Super Easy Timer (Mac app):

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/super-easy-timer/id1353137878 and his latest Brew Coffee App: https://BrewCoffeeApp.com Hario V60 Coffee Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZC8gEzKml6Q

Today I had a chance to speak with Paul, who is an app developer and app instructor (https://supereasyapps.com) who is currently working on a new iPhone app for coffee lovers to get the perfect pour of coffee. Paul is a perfectionist so as someone who is creating things to release out into the world he needs to get comfortable with things not always being perfect. This means releasing apps into the world before they are “ready” or have all the glistening features that everyone would want. It means going slower than sometime you wish you where going. In Pauls words "so being comfortable with 80% done as being enough has helped. I want to help people, and the perfect app that doesn’t ship isn’t a perfect app.” Paul is on a mission to help people make a perfect brew of coffee and from the sound of it he is really loving what he is working on… so at the end of the day he is truly succeeding in his goals. Check out Paul’s Super Easy Timer (Mac app):

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/super-easy-timer/id1353137878 and his latest Brew Coffee App: https://BrewCoffeeApp.com Hario V60 Coffee Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZC8gEzKml6Q