Eugene

I'll go, Eugene, what are you doing?

Nothing.

Great.

Pick something for us to do.

And then we just drive and we go have lunch or we don't, or we walk or we don't.

But I now create the space that I didn't.

hoping that maybe something can come into that space that couldn't otherwise if I hadn't filled it with work.

Does that make sense?

It's so funny you say this, because I never learned it.

I was talking to my mom about this the other day and I said to her, because my mom is like the ultimate worker.

And I said, mom, have you noticed that you work yourself to death, then you rest, but you don't rest.

You're just exhausted.

And she was like, yeah, how else could I be?

And I was like, well, I think you and I both could practice enjoying before we're exhausted

And she was like, you do it and let me know how it goes.

And if it's good, I'll join you.

And so I'm on that journey.

And she's not against it.

She's just like, hey, kid.

She's like, look, man, the life I lived, I didn't have sort of the luxuries you had.