I love you cuzzo. This was such a great read. Vulnerability is such a beautiful thing and I love you for it. These past few years have taught me that my circle is getting smaller as I get older - and that's ok. I'm learning to embrace the quality over quantity and let go of the rest. I'm a very social person so for a long time, I spent a lot of energy on others. Learning how to live MYE Life and and really embrace WHO I am has served me so well. I'm a goofball, I'm Mr. Positivity, I'm impulsive, I make mistakes more than I care to admit, I fester on things too long sometimes (better at this now more than ever), I care about my family, I want to provide the best life for my wife and kids as I possibly can, I am ME. This has inspired me to keep doing me and roll with life as it happens. We can't change the past so let's learn from it and move on to be better. Always learning and gaining new experience to make life better. Love you.
Love you right back cuz. I love watching you step into yourself and grow to love the beautiful person you are. I'm proud to know you, proud to do life with you.
I've learned to see life (long-term) with more perspective. By that I mean I've come to the realization that life seems to be in "chunks" or "chapters" and that for better or worse, the way it currently is won't be that way for long. It's given me a sense of relief, taken some pressure off of making life perfect or making it all happen at once, and helped me cherish the things I enjoy about the current state.
Are there traits you’ve picked up you’d like to reset? If yes, which ones and why?
I'm oddly becoming more of an introvert/homebody than I once was. I'm wondering if all this time at home has caused me to really feel safest there, that being there is the easiest. That's not a bad thing, necessarily, but I don't want it to infringe on the JOY I get from being out in the world with others. I am an extrovert by nature and my soul needs me to not always stay home, but take some risks and enjoy some adventures! I know there's a perfect middle ground here just waiting to be found.
Resonates deeply. The feeling of safety at home, but also truly being fueled by interactions out in the "real world." Love the way you put it - there's most certainly a middle ground waiting to be found.
I love you cuzzo. This was such a great read. Vulnerability is such a beautiful thing and I love you for it. These past few years have taught me that my circle is getting smaller as I get older - and that's ok. I'm learning to embrace the quality over quantity and let go of the rest. I'm a very social person so for a long time, I spent a lot of energy on others. Learning how to live MYE Life and and really embrace WHO I am has served me so well. I'm a goofball, I'm Mr. Positivity, I'm impulsive, I make mistakes more than I care to admit, I fester on things too long sometimes (better at this now more than ever), I care about my family, I want to provide the best life for my wife and kids as I possibly can, I am ME. This has inspired me to keep doing me and roll with life as it happens. We can't change the past so let's learn from it and move on to be better. Always learning and gaining new experience to make life better. Love you.
Love you right back cuz. I love watching you step into yourself and grow to love the beautiful person you are. I'm proud to know you, proud to do life with you.
How have you changed in the past couple of years?
I've learned to see life (long-term) with more perspective. By that I mean I've come to the realization that life seems to be in "chunks" or "chapters" and that for better or worse, the way it currently is won't be that way for long. It's given me a sense of relief, taken some pressure off of making life perfect or making it all happen at once, and helped me cherish the things I enjoy about the current state.
Are there traits you’ve picked up you’d like to reset? If yes, which ones and why?
I'm oddly becoming more of an introvert/homebody than I once was. I'm wondering if all this time at home has caused me to really feel safest there, that being there is the easiest. That's not a bad thing, necessarily, but I don't want it to infringe on the JOY I get from being out in the world with others. I am an extrovert by nature and my soul needs me to not always stay home, but take some risks and enjoy some adventures! I know there's a perfect middle ground here just waiting to be found.
Resonates deeply. The feeling of safety at home, but also truly being fueled by interactions out in the "real world." Love the way you put it - there's most certainly a middle ground waiting to be found.