Keolani Young

That is ideally how we want to be living, to let things unfold and just let the serendipity happen.

Those little magic moments.

I can always tell that

Because I feel like I'm in a flow.

I'll say, oh, I found the flow.

You know, you finish something up, like my partner and I, we wanted to go to this restaurant for dinner.

It's sunset in 10 minutes.

This place is always booked, always booked.

I'm like, there's not going to be anything.

It's crazy.

We walk up and they're like, we just had a cancellation.

And it was like looking over the city and we saw the sunset and it was beautiful.

Things aren't always perfect, but it's little synchronicities, little moments where you can just tell, you can feel I'm in the right place.

I'm having a little conversation with someone at a coffee shop.

It's not that you're ever going to talk to them again, but there's something there in that interaction that needed to happen.

I think that this whole journey of the last few months is probably one of the best examples I've heard of, of someone really trusting their emotional authority and allowing things to emerge on their own timing without trying to control every aspect because it's very, very hard to not control everything.

I love that.

I think it was Jim Carrey.

He had said in this commencement speech that I love that.

I do, too.