In today's Car with Clint, I share a personal experience from my 12-month exchange program in Japan back in 1999. During the orientation, we were repeatedly told, "It's not good, it's not bad, it's just different," as we were about to embark on a new adventure far from home. The saying became crucial as we encountered unfamiliar foods and customs, challenging our perspectives.

Recently, I traveled to America with my friend Matt and still found myself reminded that it's not good or bad, just different, as I observed various things. Even at 40 years old, this lesson remains valuable in life. Adopting the mindset of acceptance towards differences can make life less stressful. It allows us to navigate contradictions and beliefs while acknowledging that they're not necessarily bad, just different.

In this video, I hope to remind you of this important perspective and encourage you to embrace the diversity of life. So remember, it's not good, it's not bad, it's just different.