Eddie Pinero

No, they're asking every day, what's one little thing I can do better?

When I re-approach it next time, how can I be a little smarter?

That's the magic.

So yeah, I totally get why that graph prompted so many questions.

When you look back in totality, it looks huge.

But really, it was just a dude every day doing what he loved, making little adjustments over time with no plan B. That's all.

Taking the setbacks in stride, always thinking about the next creation.

And what's even more exciting to me is that this is not some remarkable skill set.

It's not some powerhouse ability I was born with.

Anyone can commit to a process.

And even better news, if you utilize your resources, seek help and guidance from those who've been down the same road, your exponential growth can occur way faster than seven years.

Just don't leave that door... cracked.

Would this be the end of my journey?

Was it the wrong decision?

Did I not appreciate what I had enough?

See, just a moment before, peering down at the ocean below, I could see just how long the fall would be.

Watching the waves crash against the rocks, the birds glide through the sky.

Well, it makes a human feel awfully small.

Detached.

I couldn't help but think maybe there was something more that perhaps with all this seeing, this wishing, this wondering, I'd forgotten to feel.