I want to piggyback off of yesterday's conversation.

First off, how you doing?

How are you feeling?

Have you checked in with yourself?

Have you truly checked in with yourself?

And just made sure that you're feeling in alignment.

You know, take that moment.

Knowing what is serving us is still nourishing us and whatever is no longer for us, that we

have the courage to simply get rid of it. You know, be a revolutionist with your energy,

with your peace. If it's not serving you no more, start making some plans. I have you felt like the world is trying to push you into a single lane, a framework?

Pretty much like from the first moment you take a, you take your first breath.

It was like an invisible hand trying to guide you towards a destination that you never even

picked.

You know, a lot of us may have had forceful or, you know, very pressuring parents, you know,

telling us to go in a certain direction to fit into a certain mold, ideas, beliefs, jobs,

get married by a certain age, whatever it may be.

And then society tells us, man, you need a career, a path that makes sense on paper.

But what if life isn't meant to be lived in a straight line?

What if instead of a career, we embrace pockets of time and chapters of being,

each one giving us something new, something necessary for the next.

I have come to this conclusion, and I have always been at this conclusion, but in the past,

I think I had a tiny little bit of like shame or guilt around it. But now, I'm like, nah, I don't want a career.

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