I'm fine. It is fine. It's going to be fine. It is fine. And that's the other thing I want to just share. I've learned that projecting for things to happen is just not a very great way for me to live. So instead I've spun it, and now I'm like doing and I'm not in a place that I'm going to, I'm in a place where I am
Chelsea Hanawalt
@allowthesun · 1:14
That's what I try to go to, like what feels right. Yeah, it's amazing that shift for me. But as you said, it's not perfect. I still struggle with it, but I'm definitely a lot further along than I used to be. And thanks for sharing this picture of Frankie. I'm amazing. And yeah, looking forward to hearing more about your story. Have a great day. Bye
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Hello, stoic van man, I commend you. I applaud you. Bravo for stepping out of your comfort zone and a social construct that society put on you. A lot of things happen to us, our life, and we feel like it sometimes, crippling sometimes. It just leaves us devastated, which, in your situation of losing your job, could have easily devastated you. But you chose to just take a time out and go visit loved ones
Aaron Swartout
@StoicVanMan · 1:36
And we're not slaves, but we are somewhat confined, and we live in a free country, but even with that, it's confined. And I think one of the biggest things that holds people back is lack of opportunity, and therefore, in this country, lack of finances. And those two things really hold so many people back. And for me, it helped me back for years, too. I had enough in my savings account and in my 401 that I was able to do this