Eddie Pinero

understand them to the best of my ability, and then share that, hoping maybe there's a piece or two there that's relatable, that you can take value from.

But this topic in particular, I've never really felt like I've solved or been able to grasp.

This constant weight or pressure, I consistently feel to do more.

And I know others feel it as well.

I talk to them about it consistently.

It can be almost suffocating.

I do attribute a lot of good to it, right?

It helps me get back up.

It makes me want to be better, find new ways to share, add value to as many people as I can.

When I have my down times, that pressure says, hey man, you're made for more.

Lift your head up and go.

I wouldn't be where I am without it.

But then there's also the ugly side, right?

Like I mentioned above, the cost of ambition is sometimes the inability to be in the moment.

Always reaching for more is the younger brother of never being enough.

It can be exhausting, and so what to do, what to do, right?

The question that I've been playing in my head.

And here's where I am in the present.

I think this is an ever-evolving process.

But as I mentioned above, I believe the answer is in why.