Jason reflects on the motivations that drive him today and how those very same pursuits once became the foundation for addiction, misplaced purpose, and losing sight of what truly mattered.

As Jason talks about progress in life he finds space to reflect on the reality of some situations he had never previosuly considered.

Some people have put in the work to celebrate wins and accomplishments. Sometimes it’s ourselves and sometimes, it’s someone else - and they may in fact be more deserving .

Life has yet again somehow managed to get entangled between the past and present and these thorns sting.

Jason reflects on instances that should have been perceived as life affirming and emotionally fulfilling however old habits tend to die hard.

Why does it always feel like only the beginning of the end when it’s already gone too far?

When life, life’s on life’s terms - sometimes it helps to listen to what’s not being said more closely than that which is spoken.

Jason takes a moment to appreciate what is and how it culminated from what was in all its darkness and glory.

Jason has some perspective on love, hate, and relationships. Like he says, this is his "Madness Method."

A side of Jason he had hoped was addressed has stepped back in to "help", though that is the furthest from the truth of the matter.