This episode is brought to you by Hule. Between work deadlines and just living life, it can

be hard to prioritize healthy eating. What if you could have a meal in 30 seconds? Hule

is a convenient, nutritious meal in a shake. Just add water and you get a meal of 40g of

protein per serve, 400 calories and 26 vitamins and minerals. Visit Hule.com forward slash

butterfly to find out more.

Search SO thoughtful driving for changes we can all start to make today.

This is on point. I'm Megna Chacrabardi.

Every day when I walk down, I think my first sensation is the air. You know, I've taken these

gulps of air into my lungs and it's just like, oh, it's better than coffee. It just rejuvenates you.

Oh, John Reynolds. I do envy him. He has lived in California's Yosemite National

Park his entire life. Born and raised, he says, his mother worked at the Yosemite post office

for 43 years. So, John grew up in Yosemite village and there's an absolutely adorable picture

of him on the Sierra News website of John as a toddler smiling and sitting on the steps of a

Yosemite village building. Well, later, when he grew up, he joined the post office and worked

there for 44 years, 10 years as postmaster. And John Reynolds just retired this week. Congratulations

to you, John. But John tells us he's not going anywhere. He's going to stay right where he is

in Yosemite and continue his morning ritual in that first steps from his home. He pauses,

takes deep breaths and acknowledges the wonder around him.

In that 45 second walk, it just inspires me for the day because I go, man, look where I work.

I always turn around and look at Yosemite falls on my way down because Yosemite falls back to me as

I'm walking down to the post office. It almost looks like a painting, you know. It's hard to

articulate, you know, if there's a cascade in between the upper and lower falls. And then as you walk

...