And as this conversation goes on, these guys ask me what I do for a living and tell them I'm a schoolteacher, first generation college graduate. I'm from the same place as them, but I'm in a different place in life. And this guy, when I said I was a school teacher, arthur was like, oh, so you're rich. And so my first instinct is like, no, man, I've got $600 a month in student loans
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:09
You are indeed rich. I love how you f just recognize that in this moment, this mental health Monday moment, it really is about inventory and taking it with a lens of what currency really means to you, what is your currency, what form does it take? And it sounds like you really have evaluated your life in such a beautiful way. And I'm very similar. I feel like my health is something that has such value, but it comes from love and relationships and just perspective
Ah, Deborah. Yes. I really, really like this post or swell cast, whatever, but I think that you as I was literally looking at all the dishes that I had to wash after I just finished work that I did not want to do thinking about how I DA DA DA DA DA DA need all these things. This swell cast was timely. We are rich when we think about the things that we have been gifted, achieved, received, blessed with whatever it is, those things