AFD in NYC, episode 4, letting go of fear and some other things.

At a lot of the subway stops, you exit the train there are multiple stairways out of the station

that take the crowds of commuters back up to fresh air and the big city. I've worked hard to figure out a lot of things about riding the subway for my life,

like which train goes where I want to and which stations are closest to my home,

but I've decided to let go of one part. I just which stations are closest to my home,

but I've decided to let go of one part.

I just can't care.

If you are new to this podcast or this series,

hi, I'm Annie.

I usually live in Nashville but until December I'm

living in New York City. This is the fourth episode in this series AFD in

NYC. The first three are linked in the show notes below. So when you exit the subway,

the sign above your head will tell you which corner you are exiting towards.

57th in Broadway, Southwest Corner,

58th in Broadway, Northeast Corner.

So here's what I've decided to let go of.

Going out the right exit.

Because all that happens when I get to the surface if I'm on Southwest Corner

instead of Northeast Corner is I'll just need an extra four minutes to cross the

street and get right where I need to go. Figuring out the exact right exit is

something I'm letting go. It does not matter enough that it should take up

brain space. I've lived here a few weeks now and I've gotten to the point where I think I know the majority of things I have to pay attention to and I have to do exactly right like locking my door and meeting my friends where they say to meet up and

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