So often people feel so unhappy and uncomfortable at their job that they want to do anything to get out and that out seems like quitting or that out seems like leaving and that's such a different

in a more emotionally charged perspective and action rather than like a grounded actual action of planning of thought of intention and I've been in both.

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Hello. Oh God, we're both wearing white. Hey guys, welcome back to almost 30 podcast. Hi, Berlin. I'm so glad you're here truly.

We madly deeply it's been so amazing to connect with you guys through through this time. Yeah, I feel like we're closer than ever. Yeah, I agree. And I didn't know you guys are cool. Everyone's cool.

Everyone's cool. But I have to be honest. I didn't know how people were going to be reacting during this time. But damn, I'm impressed. I never once being really cool. Everyone's actually.

They're like all the tools that are learning. I'm learning a lot of things. I'm pivoting. I'm adapting. I'm recognizing that I am responsible for my circumstance or my feeling and that, you know, there's just a lot of goodness happening within our community.

So very, very proud in everyone. I feel like it's taking if they've been furloughed or let go or the job financial transitions very beautifully.

When you have like a greater awareness about everything in life, you kind of can connect the dots before they happen or right after they happen. So if you're furloughed, you're like, okay, well, maybe this is an opportunity for me to actually do what I want to do or.

100% it's cool. It's inspiring. We love you and that is not to say that, you know, we haven't heard stories from you guys where it has been a struggle. And, you know, we've had our moments and it has been high and low. But I think like being able to feel all of all of the feelings during this time has been a lesson in itself.

Because I think before this, we were moving so quickly, I didn't really feel all the stuff that was coming up. And while uncomfortable at times, I do think it's productive for our souls, not to sound cheesy, but it does feel like I'm kind of moving some stuff.

I want to act like I'm in quarantine for the rest of the year.

Oh, I am. I honestly said I was like 2020. I'm going to be I'm going to be quarantining the whole time.

I'm not traveling. Well, it does it does make me nervous to think about like having to rev up again because there's so much unknown. I'm not like necessarily a germaphob in that way. But I just, I'm like, do we have to right now?

I know. Can we just like play it safe for a year? I know. Yeah, it's just I feel like I feel like I'm not done with this incubation time. And I've done a hundred kind of good job of slowing down.

But I don't feel like I really got to the crux of it or the full it's fullest extent. So I want to get there. You know, I want to really be there where I'm like, OK, I feel really good about my home. I feel really good about everything that's going on.

I feel like I'm balancing it well. And I just don't feel like I'm there yet. Yeah, I just want to hit a rock bottom. I know honestly. I'm like skating around. I'm like covering above rock bottom. Oh, sure.

You got to let people hit their rock bottom. It's true. That's the that's the damnedest. That was like a thing. I think when you were younger and like high school and seventh and eighth grade, no one ever let anyone hit their rock bottom.

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