Hey gang...today's might be a bit of a tough listen, but I can assure you it will all be ok. This week, I wanted to talk about seeking closure, versus gaining personal closure via acceptance. I threw some interesting examples in there too. Side note: I am still tweaking my audio, and this was another automotive recording, but the message is still there, it should sound better though. I really hope you like this one.

Today I want to talk about certain climates, and what we can do as individuals to kind of control how the climate effects us. I have always said regarding actual temperature that in cool, you can always layer up, but in the heat, there is only so many layers that can be removed. In this case I think that looking at how we hold ourselves and the ones we hold dear accountable, we can manage a bit better in these tense and heated situations.

Firstly, I apologize for the audio issues, I am working on new and different ways of recording, and the first draft of this was a bit rough, so I took the show on the road. My beliefe is that everyone is a creator. Not even to an extent, it's just a fact. Where it gets tricky is navigating the creator crusher known as burnout. Let me know what you think.

I was asked recently how I got started in streaming, and it brought me to a place where I realized that I had been encouraged positively by a lot of people that I've met doing this. Which got me thinking about faith and hope, and I wanted to talk about it a little bit.

I am someone who has an inherent fear of my words losing their meaning, and while chatting about it, I realized that I have an even bigger fear of my actions losing their meaning as well. Have you ever given this any thought?

I recorded this tired, purposefully, because this Podcast is a priority of mine. It has become something of a journal for my thoughts, and what I believe to be a very strong conversation starter. But priorities...we prioritize things and we don't even realize it, and yet when we notice that priorities are different or don't line up externally it causes issues. Anyone else feel this way?

Personally I think there is a HUGE difference between medicating versus treating. Not that one is more important than the other, but one is certainly more permanent than the other, at least IMHO. Note: I am not a medical professional, and this is not medical advice. This is just my thoughts around GLOBALLY medicating issues versus treating them.

This was wild...while recording this I actually had 3 separate instances that put my in a place where I was forced to look not only at situations, but how I react to challenging situations while discussing how I react to challenging situations. This one had some real layers to it, and I really hope you enjoy the listen. 

Just a brief introduction to me, my obsession with integrity, and learning the difference between something being OK versus being OK with something.