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You know, looking back at my journey, there were these moments when everything seemed perfectly aligned professionally, but then life just throws these unexpected curves at you. And that's when, I think, you really discover what you're made of.

We’re obsessed with major milestones, the big 'I do.' But real connection? It’s built in the quiet gaps. Do you put down the distractions when they walk in? Are you truly hearing the silence between their words? That’s where the actual magic happens, in those tiny, unseen choices.

I sat at my kitchen table this morning, staring at the birthday card I'd bought for Cassie. Three weeks early, as always. Churchill rubbed against my legs as I debated whether to mail it or add it to the drawer of unsent letters and unspoken words.

So I want to share something really important that happened to me last week. It's been such a transformative experience, and I know many of you listening right now can probably relate to this feeling of going through unexpected changes.

Your friend keeps trying to change your lifestyle choices let them your coworker criticizes your career decisions let them when you stop trying to defend yourself and just let people be who they are you'll find this amazing peace inside yourself that's real freedom.

Look, let's be realistic here. Clearly, people want to believe in these elaborate plots, but it is just nonsense. Statistically, the simplest explanation is almost always the right one. It is about motive, plain and simple. They are hiding something, and we both know it.

When I was 12, my appendix burst during a school field trip. The teachers called my mom repeatedly, but she was at a wine tasting. She finally showed up at the hospital six hours later, asking if she could just sign the papers and leave.

You know, it's like, when you go through these experiences growing up, and maybe they're not perfect, but they kind of shape who you become, and it's interesting because now I look at life differently, and you realize that every challenge is sort of teaching you something.