Welcome to Your World Within Daily. I'm Eddie Panero, and in this episode, I'm going to talk about the idea of perspective, removing yourself from your situation so that you can he's in water, because he spends his whole life there and is never removed from it.

So he doesn't understand the context of a stream or the fact that there's anything outside it,

doesn't know what water is, he just knows this is his world.

You know, there's some perspective there that can never be gained.

I remember living in Boston and kind of a similar thing,

you know, I'm in the hustle and bustle, the city and I love that, the taxis and, you know,

the live music on the street corners and all that stuff. And then I'd go to this park and in East Boston

and sometimes watch the sunrise take a shot, a picture,

not take a shot, take a like a picture shot and watch it come up with the sun and just thinking,

my God, that's so beautiful and all that insanity is in that skyline, right? It's just, it almost seems incompatible. Same place,

different perspective, different angle. And I think there's a lot of parallels to life, and it's a lesson

I've learned again and again and again that we sort of become fish in our own

streams, and we forget to remove ourselves for the sole purpose of awareness, right?

Are we headed as the current taking us where we want to be?

And so, you know, I've built freedom into my life, you know, sacrificing other things,

right, for the ability to sort of detach. And it's important, right? I learn a lot removing myself and

looking back. And tomorrow, I'm heading to leaving South Florida, where I've been for three years and I love

it and you know well there's a lot of things I love about it there's a lot of things I don't

but who knows I may be back I'm going to North Carolina for a few months to sort of detach

focus on you know speech writing videos more of the creative side of things that I haven't

neglected, but I haven't immersed myself in because, you know, I've sort of been swimming,

metaphorically, hopefully I'm not beating that to death, but, you know, swimming towards other

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