Why Does This Seem Familiar? Or Same?
Ryan Stengle
Business Development | Employee Benefits & Wellness Solutions | Leveraging AI for Mental Health and Recovery | Startup Founder | Recovery and Wealth | Oberit
I Didn’t Park My Car Here.
I was reading one of the newsletters I subscribed to this past week from Annie Grace. If you don’t know her work This Naked Mind I highly suggest looking it up. She is a gem of a woman and has an amazing story. A huge advocate of growth and sobriety. She has a unique perspective for people who are sober curious, currently sober, or just looking to grow in life. Not everything is geared toward those in recovery. Many of us within this space have universal ideas. Those in recovery just take things too far and enjoy testing society’s limits. One of her topics this week was “Change might seem hard, but staying the same is worse”. Well dammit if that ain’t true. I don’t know about you guys but I am all for not staying in the same dang spot. Maybe it's my Sagitarrius nature to try new things and get bored easily, or it’s just growth over time. Probably both.??
It reminded me of a quote “The only constant in life is change”. Nailed it! Swan dive and high five! I believe a lot of different things started to hit me this week and there’s a lot of change in the world going on. We’re in an election year, cheese is super duper expensive, fitness gurus are yelling at everyone, and generally speaking depression in the US is super high. There’s a lot to blame on social media and mainstream media, but you also have to look at yourself a bit and realize you’re the one giving into it. Hence the need for change.
I only have two things in mind this week, It’s all we need:??
Staying in the same place is comfortable I get it. We get complacent with a paycheck or lot in life. We get set in the same routine. I know I regard routines as a good thing, but not the same one forever and ever. Keeping a routine is for growth to the next phase and achieving goals not to remain a sad Sally (You’re Welcome Dagg). Take it from the almighty favorite quotron himself (well supposedly) Albert Einstein:?
“Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results”
Mic Drop. I am going to go raise a new cheese investment fund now.