Welcome to a new season of Inevitably Great! If you’re new here, I recommend checking out Season One, where I lay the foundations for everything we explore. As I record this, I’m finishing my book, The Greatest Gift—which may already be out—so if you want to dive deeper, you can find it on our website or Amazon. I hadn’t planned to start this season yet, but a morning bike ride through Torino changed that. The crisp air, the empty streets—it all felt strangely familiar, just like when I first moved to Amsterdam, Dublin, or even a tiny mountain town like Aosta. And then I realized: the feeling wasn’t coming from the city, it was coming from me. That’s always how it works. We think places or moments create our experience, but it’s the other way around—it all comes from within. And to prove it? That bike ride was actually to the hospital, something that could have felt rushed or stressful, but didn’t. Why? Because I was seeing through fresh eyes. That’s what happens when we move somewhere new—we pay attention. But over time, we stop looking and instead experience only our thoughts about a place, a job, a relationship—even ourselves. So, when was the last time you truly looked at something close to you with fresh eyes? What if you allowed yourself to feel new again?

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