I got this new, beautiful mountain tea this morning that I discovered this week.

And oh my jaw, the texture of the leaves, the hue of the green is absolutely different, immaculate.

You have to steep this one for like eight minutes and it goes down so smoothly. I love it. I absolutely love it.

It is pouring into me. And today in hindsight, let's pour

into ourselves. You know, there comes a time in everyone's journey where a question will start to

creep in. Was it all just luck? Imposter syndrome, right? Was it luck that I met this person? Was

a luck I got this job? was a luck that I became successful,

was it luck whatever it may be. Did I get here because I was good or because I just happened

to be at the right place at the right time or know the right person? And it's a question that can haunt

you, especially when the momentum slows down.

You know, I was thinking back to the pandemic when I kind of blew up.

Not kind of I did.

It was intense.

It was life-changing.

And the whole world was forced inside.

People were scared, full of uncertainty.

And there I was, with, oddly enough, exactly what people needed.

Comfort, a sense of peace, you know, a friend. We, you know, we weren't allowed to see people.

A lot of us were locked inside a house and I created these digital spaces that could feel familiar.

And people resonated. They tuned in and, you know, everything expanded and grew beautifully.

And now when I look back, sometimes I'm like, well, if the pandemic didn't happen, if everybody

wasn't forced inside, having to watch your videos in a state of fear, would they even have

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