So not too long ago, Jordan Peterson was doing a tour, and he made a stop in Phoenix, Arizona.

And he was talking about the role of God in our lives.

And I really enjoy that type of philosophizing that conversation.

And I went, and it was a blast to just have that discussion,

be in a room, an auditorium with so many different people

from all walks of life with different beliefs and backgrounds.

And one of the things he mentioned was that perhaps

there is a too rigid view of God in some circumstances.

And maybe that turns people away. His question that he posed is, what if God is simply one's willingness to pursue what they were meant to do?

The courage to accept life's challenge, face adversity, and find that level of meaning, embrace that calling that each of us individually

have available to us.

Stepping into that greater version of yourself.

And I won't get too far into it, but just for some context, he specifically referenced a story about Abraham and the Old Testament

and how he was a really old man before he stepped out and basically became that person he was meant to be.

And so I'm going to quote Jordan Peterson here. He said, as long as there is breath in you, there is room for another adventure.

Think about how powerful that is.

Not something we hear every day, right?

For me, it's profound for two reasons.

One, it's the reminder that there must be adventure in life to begin with.

Right? That's a prerequisite.

You know, and that decision to step out the front door and become the person you were meant to be, it's not a luxury.

It is life.

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