Keolani Young

Yeah.

There's still like the thirst for adventure, but it's more fun and maybe like more sustainable because you're really finding yourself and...

you know, discovering who you are and what environments you're in and what satisfies you.

So it's like fun change, not burn it all down change.

Not like, God damn it, this again.

Yes.

Yeah.

Sometimes we need to burn it all down.

And if you do that, you have the capacity for it.

You're someone who has that capacity to withstand the trials and the tribulation and all of that.

But ideally, you know, if you're feeling satisfied by what you're doing and you're continuing to invest in the right things, there isn't that need to like go tower moment every six months.

Yeah.

But as an emotional type, so your emotional authority, when it comes to decision making, this is something we had talked about where you can enter emotional lows, like the emotional wave operates from low to baseline to high.

And so when you're in a low state, we don't want to make decisions from that place.

We don't want to make decisions from the high either, because in the low phase, everything can feel like a no.

And in the high phase, everything can feel like a yes.

And that was my shopping addiction for years.

I was like, this feels great.

And I would just like in my emotional high, I would be spending money.

I'd be saying yes to every invitation.