Don’t Talk About It?

My perceptions change over time as I  interact with the outside world. Sometimes the world inside my head doesn’t change at the same rate overtime. Seeing something for what it is, instead of what is was, has been a major challenge that has lasted too many years. 

As I dive into the uncomfortable I’m learning that in order to be present, I need to accept self. In order to accept self, I need to feel that I’m enough. 

As I grow in my perspectives on life,  I’ve realized a shift in mindset over the years. 

A mellow evening watching National Geographic left me with a visual of a familiar feeling I’ve encountered throughout my life when arriving at moments of growth.

A recent conversation with a close friend helped unearth a longtime struggle with internal feelings of inadequacy and accomplishments. Changing my focus has changed my perspective. 

My good friend Angie stops by for a conversation about personal work experiences with toxic structure and false narratives. 

Self-Reflection on obedience in relationships and how a trip to the vet helped connect the dots. 

This is one good conversation with some bad audio. My buddy Hernando catches a moment to share some of the positives perspective and life changes he experienced in 2020. 

2020 has been a hard year for most of us. This episode conveys my struggle in growth and how l choose to challenge myself to do it different. The silver lining from 2020 will stay with me as I move into the new year. 

When I lost sight of having fun, I lost sight of myself and my inner child. Where did my focus go?