You know, every single one of us has a hill to climb right now, and it's something

that we're striving for.

We may see a faint vision of the destination, but right now it may be all about the discovery.

It's not always about where we are going, it's not always about the destination.

You know that, right?

Even coming back to this podcast was a hill to climb.

I've been gone for a while, and I'm afraid to commit to my podcast Monday to Friday again,

although I experienced so much joy and blessings in the first two years of doing that.

It took some energy as well.

So coming back to the podcast, I was like, I got to come back with a big bang.

I was like, I'm just going to be a little bit more exciting.

Maybe with a big guest, or crazy sound effects make it sound like a movie, and although we will do that,

having to come back off top with a big bang, I realized, was another hill I just said to climb.

And how often do we do that?

We set up hills for ourselves, and instead of creating landing pads or destinations on that hill,

we just stack another hill on top, an endless pursuit, a perfection,

with no pause to truly look around and appreciate the view, the space, where we are.

You know, every single one of us is standing on top of a hill right now, and you may be like,

no, it's like, there's a long way for me to go.

But where you are right now was a vision that you had three years ago, four years ago,

five years ago, to get to where you are right now was a hill to climb.

Did you take that moment to look around, to embrace the space, or did you look up right away,

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