Amy Goyer

I had no gas.

So I went straight to the gas station.

And I was so, you know, that feeling like I'm not going to make it.

I'm not going to make it.

And, you know.

Yes, exactly.

That's what my dad always told me.

So I made it to the gas station and I was so relieved that I didn't break down and fill the car up.

And as I pulled out of the station and started driving, I thought, wow, you know, it makes the car runs better on a full tank of gas.

Like I could feel a difference in how the car was driving.

But that was my aha moment.

I was like, oh my gosh, I expect myself to run on empty all the time and be just as efficient.

That doesn't make sense.

So I thought, what fills my tank?

What fuels me so that I can keep going?

It's little quick fill-ups.

Like you may not have, what is it now, $60 to fill your tank, but you got 10 bucks.

So maybe I have 10 minutes and I'm going to, you know, do some stretches or jumping jacks or walk around the block or I'm going to get a good cup of coffee or tea.

I'm going to call a friend.

I'm going to text with someone.