Dee Salmin

Really?

Yeah, whether that's like a yoga retreat or camping on my own or just like, you know, I've been to – I went to Darwin a couple of years ago and drove down to Uluru.

I've like done Kakadu.

Like I just love – I love travelling so much and I love –

discovering new places and meeting new people and I love being out in nature and hiking and that's just like my yeah way of connecting to myself but I you know if there's something that I'm finding and I'm interested in like oh you know I like last year I was really interested in um coding and so I was like looking up code like just little things like that like just if you have an inkling of something that you might be like intrigued by like I

it can be scary and uncomfortable, but like go out and join that class.

Like if there's, if you've like always been a little bit curious about like painting, like go to that nude art class by yourself, like go to, you know, clay making, or if you've thought about running, like join a run.

Like there's just so many things out there that I find when you start to like investigate it a bit or like you become curious about things that you might be interested in.

Like those are such incredible ways of learning about yourself because

You're like, oh, actually, I didn't like that.

Or, oh, I surprised myself.

I thought I would be really intimidated by this, but I like embraced it.

And so, yeah, I think like it's also an incredible way to make new friends.

I think sometimes in relationships we can deprioritize because we've just been taught right that like the relationship hierarchy is romantic loves at the top and all other loves just aren't as important.

So I find I've done it.

I've seen my friends do it.

We just deprioritize like all our friendships and all our other relationships.

that are like just as if not more important.

Totally.

I haven't been watering these plants and now they've all moved on and they've got this great group over here and they're all over here.