Usually when people do have near death experiences or when they go through traumatic things, such as the R word, things that I don't really want to say out loud and trigger people, or if they go through bad breakups, if they're in tough spots at work, it's usually these things that we feel the emotional toll of that kill us inside that encourage that change
L A
@homosanity · 5:00
Hi, homo sanity here from the Homo sanity show. I'm sorry. Chewing on something I really like to swell. This is a really good topic because I find that the younger you are, the more apt you are. The change, the older you get, the more difficult it is. You have to excuse me. It's funny, I'm a very spiritual person and I am Christian, but I'm not into organized religion
L A
@homosanity · 2:53
And when I saw that from then on I knew how to deflate things by always being willing to be wrong. So even though I haven't always done it, I'm not trying to be arrogant in saying this, but I've always been willing to change for the most part. And I've always been willing. People are surprised. Even as a teacher. I will be willing in front of my class to own my mistakes. And in various ways I will own my mistakes and I will change
Derek Pierre
@DerekPierre · 3:42
But two, I feel like it would make it so much easier as a student to come to you knowing that you're even open to hearing a new idea, something that's not as conventional. So I really appreciate that aspect of it. I feel like that change piece in general, though, right? It does get that much harder when we get older to change. And I think we're programmed that way, right?