I think it's really important to consistently romanticize your life. I think it's important to

romanticize your life, your relationship, the business that you've created, because it doesn't

matter what business you guys are thinking of creating or that you are in right now. It all

turns into a job if you don't choose to romanticize it and remember that it's fucking

awesome that you started it sometimes we just look at it as this week was hard it's a headache

oh my god i'm so challenged right now so connection questions like this really help you

romanticize your life.

And we're back. With another episode of He Said She Said.

Okay, last night, Lori and I dear are typical Friday night date night.

And we don't do the same Friday night all the time, but we're usually tired on a Friday.

And we usually want to have like that local, like comfy food

feeling. And so there's one of two places we'll go on a Friday. It's either a place called Bandera

in, you know, Newport Beach there, or it's a place called. Actually, I don't want to tell you this name

of the sushi base because I don't want anyone to go. It's a tiny hole in the wall neighborhood

joint. I'm not going to tell you where it is. It's awesome. But it's like your perfect neighborhood sushi joint where you walk in. They yell, hey, and they know you, and the waiters and waitresses know you. And it's the best sushi on the planet. And so anyways, yeah, I'm going to gatekeep that one. So we go there last night. And Lori and I have always been very good at asking each other questions.

And we've been very good at like, hey, let's reflect on your week.

And you already know that we have the power nine, which is three things you're grateful for,

three things you're excited about, three things that you're trying to manifest.

You're right.

We do that in mornings.

But last night in particular, we asked each other three questions.

They just kind of happened organically.

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