Think Like A Monk has a wealth of information. Jay Shetty didn’t hold back as he provided all his knowledge since becoming a motivational speaker in one place, in this one book. I can say that because I’ve been following his content from the very beginning. He addresses every important aspect of your life, from […]
Every once in a while, I have someone tell me that there was this one book, movie, or talk that changed their life. I could never relate. I would read the same book or watch the same movie they recommended and often come out liking the booking or movie, but not immediately transformed as they did. I’ve noticed that while reading or watching life-changing content, oftentimes never leaves the impact it should have on us. Perhaps because we never linger on the content.
Covid has seemed to have matchmade the whole universe during quarantine except for me. Perhaps it was just those in my social circle. Whatever it was, it was apparent.
I was at a point in my life where I was content and didn’t seem to find the need to have a partner. 95% percent of the time, I was happy single. But I wouldn’t be human if there wasn’t that 5% where I felt a subconscious pressure to find someone because everyone around me had found ‘the one.’ I succumbed to that pressure last night when I found myself going on a date, wanting to feel that connection everyone has seemed to have discovered. Early spoiler, I didn’t feel that connection as usual. However, I did find something else.