Ed Mylett

whenever i would be in that moment where i'm like i'm not going to speak because i'm not good enough or i'm not going to write because i can't there would be some voice of encouragement saying just do it just put the words down as you can and in exercising that you don't know that you're building one layer on top of another and there's maturity coming as you're going so i am grateful that i was just doing it all along even though i look back and go man that was

That was a terrible paragraph I wrote in that book.

But it's all exercise.

And you're building maturity and excellence as you go.

It's that way in most areas of life, even in the most fundamental silly ways like your closet.

If you have so much stuff in there, this might be a woman's problem.

You got so much stuff in there, you actually end up wearing the same three things over and over because you can't see what's in there.

It's all smashed together.

It's too complicated.

It's overwhelming.

You walk in, you're just frustrated.

So you just keep picking the same two or three things.

You edit that stuff and get it down to some good things that you actually wear, that you like.

they fit you now in this season of life and you space it out, you start enjoying what you have and utilizing what you have more because there's less.

Because it's comfortable?

Yeah.

Oh, absolutely.

There's so many things that, again, it's just there, whether it's a person or it's a habit that we've had or it's a, you know, something that's been a part of our life for as long as we can remember.

And we haven't taken the time to do what you said earlier, which is just pause and reevaluate.

We're just comfortable with it.