Eddie Pinero

That's what life does.

After all, the word is predicated upon the avoidance of death.

It's a struggle and a necessary one.

Which leads me to the realization number two, we want hardship.

You know, purpose and meaning.

They're derived from our willingness to overcome adversity and transform because of it.

A life without struggle is a car without wheels.

And sure, you might avoid the fender benders, but you're not leaving the garage.

So that's a thumbs down.

So I thought, okay, well, what if I slightly adjust that thinking?

What if it's a subset of problems that I can remove?

That's when it kind of hit me, the opportunity at hand, right?

Not the so-called problems, but my thoughts about them.

They are the real difference maker here.

The negative storytelling that can be removed, pushed through the strainer.

Again, not novel or groundbreaking.

Like I said a few minutes ago, this idea has been around for thousands of years, but sometimes things land perfectly.

Right moment, right time.

And I knew what I needed to do...

was remove the worries and concerns pertaining to the events that I could not change.