Ben Orlando

Thank you, Aaron.

Thank you for having me.

So I am doing so well.

My wife and I just came back from a trip from Sedona, Arizona.

And I'd never been there.

And

I've only been out West.

Like I've traveled around the world a decent amount and I travel around the U S but a couple of years ago, he went to, um, Santa Fe, uh, and Albuquerque, New Mexico and the landscape, it was just amazing.

But Sedona, it's like the drive from Phoenix.

It was so emotional for me because it was so different.

And then you, I don't know if you've ever been there or going down, um, like,

you're up really high elevation wise and then there's certain points where you're just descending and the it's like the entire world opens up and it's just so beautiful and sedona itself with the red mountains and there there's just this feeling there and it was a magical trip and i'm a i'm a psychotherapist as is my wife

And, you know, we do a lot of work on ourselves and help other people.

And so the trip really helped us.

Like we were, we get along great.

Like we have a wonderful connection, but it elevated that even more.

So coming back in the last few weeks, it's just been incredible to pay attention to, at least for us, what really matters.

And it's pretty simple.

When I think about it now and it's, it's so helpful because then the noise goes away.

There's so much noise about, oh, this is important.