This is the first time doing a podcast in an Uber, and part of why I'm doing this is because I'm all about giving myself new experiences.

Yes, it is getting it into my schedule, but also just doing something new, you know, and it could be

something small like this. It doesn't always have to be, like the big experience you're giving

yourself. It could be little things like this. And Sean, thank you for letting me do this.

It might be kind of annoying for you. I don't know.

Oh, that's fine. All right. On today's episode, we're going to talk about why we chase the wrong people and how to stop.

And what we're talking about is in relationships, why we chase the wrong people and also how to stop.

So I want to first say that we actually need to chase wrong people. I mean,

that's how you learn to chase the right people, right? It's like you don't know what good is

until you've experienced bad. And so I want to just say that first because I think a lot of people, they get into

relationships and they get very down on themselves because they chose the wrong person or

they chose someone that was very similar to the last time, right?

The relationship is just a rotation of different

faces, but you're falling for the same type of person. And yes, that happens, and that happens

because of history repeating, because of things that happen unconsciously, that happens because

we trace patterns, right? And I think it's important to not get down on yourself for that, right?

So that's kind of the first thing I want to say is young love is supposed to be,

young love is supposed to be crazy and chaotic. Young love is supposed to be crazy and chaotic.

Young love is supposed to not have lines and boundaries.

You're supposed to experience all the quote-unquote bad for you to one day wake up and want different, you know?

And so it's okay.

It's okay.

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