Jim Murphy

And after a while, I'm watching him, like one article of clothing, and I'm like, his life is a lot freer than mine.

I'm more relaxed.

I've got to have things a certain way.

I can't eat food off the floor.

I'm not going to pick off the mold.

And I realized, like, I was very limiting my life with that perfectionism.

So since that trip, thanks to Chris, I've given myself a lot more freedom now.

I don't feel, I've noticed that limitation that I thought was just a positive, this high bar, this standard.

And I've realized that it was really limiting my freedom.

You know, one of the reminders that I've had for years on my phone that's been the most powerful for me is God is with you, Jim.

Well, it's like when I shared when this whole thing went down and everything happened that first week in January.

At first, it was overwhelming.

And then I realized, what is the best thing about this?

The best thing is that I get to go into Philadelphia and work with my hero, Shane Claiborne, this Christian activist who moved in with the poor 25, 30 years ago.

and do these amazing things with amazing people in Kensington.

That's the best part about this.

It's not any other transaction that I'm going to get.

Does what make me feel less alone?

Yeah.

This isn't for Jim Murphy to be successful.