Hillary McVeigh

So we're going, we're upgrading, we're getting a new one, we're going to get a big Apple, really want to get one of those big screens.

Going to get a mouse, you know, I don't actually operate with a mouse.

So interesting, I think there's these little ways where you make your life harder without even consciously being aware.

Like, why don't I have a mouse?

Why don't I have a display, a computer display?

Also, why don't I have an iPad for when I do podcast recordings?

So let's just say we're marching into Apple next week, which I'm really excited about.

So yeah, this laptop, I thought it would last a bit longer, to be honest, but it hasn't.

You know, the table I'm sitting at, it gets some sun, so this...

Table is going to continue to fade.

And of course, us as humans, we are constantly changing your cells at a cellular level.

Even just me speaking for the last one second, hundreds, if not thousands of cells have died and recreated.

So every single thing in this reality is in a constant state of flux, in a constant state of change, including you, including your partner, including your kids, including your friends, including your boss, including your work, including your offerings, including your clients.

Everything is in a state of flux.

So it is quite literally insanity.

It is against the laws of nature to think that something needs to stay the same or to attach to something as though it's never going to change.

And it never should change.

And this is what the nervous system will convince you.

This is what the mind will convince you because it's afraid of any unknown and change is unknown.

So what we need to see that is actually we're trying to control life when life can't be controlled.