“I think we should leave,” I told my wife Kathy.
It was our fifth day at Burning Man, the renowned annual gathering of 80,000 people in the Nevada desert.
“I think we should leave,” I told my wife Kathy.
It was our fifth day at Burning Man, the renowned annual gathering of 80,000 people in the Nevada desert.
The vision came out of nowhere.
I had just woken up and was lying in bed with my eyes closed, letting my mind drift.
“I heard you on Jay Shetty’s podcast. How did you get on it?”
“I saw your book hit the Wall Street Journal bestseller list. How did you do it?”
I used to think, “My role models don’t have the same problems that I have.”
I used to think, “Look at this person! Just look at her! She’s got it all figured out. Everything she touches turns to gold.”