Well, hello everyone. It's Morgan here and welcome to today's episode. I just want to let you know

about a slight technical difficulty with this particular episode. I think I was sitting a little

bit close to the microphone, but I think I managed to get out most of the thumps, if you will,

if that's the correct word. It's something that may not even get picked up on every speaker,

but I just wanted to note it before we begin. Thank you so much for joining me here today.

Well, hello there. It's Morgan here and welcome to the podcast. If it is your first time listening,

welcome. And if you've listened before, welcome back.

So today I want to talk about the risk of starting over and the risk that come with starting over.

And to begin, I just want to read something that I shared a few days ago on social media about a recent big move that I made.

Last year, we packed our bags and moved back to Georgia.

2022 was a hard year, and as much as I loved Arizona and all of the dreams I tried to bring forth

there, it was something I couldn't afford to keep up, especially in regard to my health.

My workload ended up being way too much and for my particular situation it was just too much to stay

out west as i had hoped i didn't want to share this update in real time because i had to let it sit

i never thought i'd move back to where i grew up, but here I was. I also had voices in my head.

By the time I had moved to Arizona, I had lived in Georgia, where I grew up, Tennessee,

trying to do the music thing, Texas, it was a random move. California, where I was born, and then where

I moved back at 27. And then one day, someone from back home while I was in Arizona said this

over a video call. What is this like your fifth state? And I think it was meant to be a joke,

but it was one of those jokes that just found me at the wrong time. I politely smiled and changed the subject, but it made me think, yeah,

I mean, I've moved a lot, always with the intention of staying, but then stuff happens, and I move again. And I guess if there's a

socially accepted amount of moves that you're allowed to make, I've probably crossed that

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