Hey everyone, welcome back to the group kid. I'm Guy.

And so, he, I mean, like, detachment, detachment, detachment.

Is it a useful skill?

Is it not?

You know, and some might say like, oh, like, all the whole culture right now is about being

enchal and being detached.

And that's the problem.

But also, can it be a useful skill at times?

Because sometimes I see people getting attached to things, individuals, places, moments,

and I feel like it really does to a number on their life.

And I'm like, I'm all for like showing your care, your love, like, you know, feeling uncontrollably.

But also, I feel like you kind of got to know when

you're doing too much like you gotta you gotta know when to stop so I've been thinking a lot

about my experiences with detachment because loki I don't know I feel like I'm good at

detachment I would say you are no yes I am not I am. Not going to lie, I am. I do think, like, even not just with people, though. You know, like, not, I'm not even really talking about, like, lovers or anything like that. I'm talking about, like, letting go of things and moving on, because I understand it doesn't serve me at a certain point. There's a lot of failures.

There's a lot of bad moments, a lot of negative emotions that we have,

especially as we're like trying to build the business and like do all these things.

Like there's things that go wrong.

And I don't think this lifestyle that I live would be sustainable if I wasn't so good at just letting go. Because if you stay

reminiscing, if you stay, you know, spiraling, if you stay indulging in these negative emotions

and keep ruminating on failures and all of what could go wrong or what did go wrong or what you didn't

like then it gets like you will crash out every single day over something you know and yeah not gonna

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