Hey, Nigel.

Hey there, Bruce. Happy New Year. Right? We did it. Have you written 2025 in the last six days? You know what? Oddly, I haven't because I keep a five-year journal and I write in it every night. Oh, wow. And so I was aware that it was 2026. I have a lot of questions about the five-year journal. I'd forgotten you did that, but that's amazing. It sounds great.

Yeah.

There's a page and there's I was aware that it was 2026. I have a lot of questions about the five-year journal.

I'd forgotten you did that, but that's amazing.

Five-year journal is great.

Yeah.

There's a page and there's five little spaces.

Oh, so cool.

It's very cool, but you only have like maybe three inches to write in, so you write very

essential things for each day.

But it's lined up.

It's sixth of January for the past five.

Yes. Oh, that's so cool.

So now I'm in year three, and it's really interesting to go back and see what I was thinking, and sometimes it really lines up. Like, I'm thinking about the same thing three years later. Oh, that's so interesting. And it's helped me pick out things that I needed to let go of because I'm like, are you kidding? three years later, I'm complaining about the same thing.

Or three years later, I'm happy about the same thing.

So it's a

really cool way to track, way to track, I don't know, what's happening in your life.

Feels very appropriate to be thinking about that early in the new year. Yeah, totally. Maybe

sort of contemplating time and the passage of time and patterns and being somewhere

for a long time.

It's appropriate introduction for what we're here to talk about.

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