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My grandparents had been together for 50 years and then when my grandmother died, my grandfather

I mean he was devastated.

Devastated.

He really felt that there was no purpose anymore to living.

I'm convinced he passed because of Broken Heart and his passing was

devastating for me but it also like woke me up and it just sort of made me think do I have that kind of

powerful relationship in my life?

And I started to recognize that I didn't have this.

I was working 16 hour days all the the time and work dominated me. I became obsessed to the point where it was a little bit unhealthy. I mean on paper, I certainly had achieved a lot and yet I felt like a lot was missing. I felt

empty and I realized that I am not making the choices that make me happy.

It was a really powerful moment, and that was the moment I realized I got to stop what I'm doing and start over.

I made several decisions.

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