Michael Easter

And I got to do that.

I got to do that.

So that was the feather in my cap.

And that's what makes me feel like there's nothing I'm missing.

I've turned over every stone in this sport.

I've worked through the most, you know, the deepest adversities.

in my life and I've unpacked things and I've I've done what I set out to do and that was bigger for me than winning a world championship what does that tell you about finding your limits you know it I think it tells me that we're limitless I don't even think I found my limit to be honest yeah but time will change the ways that you want to approach the pursuit of your limits

And when you fulfill certain buckets in your life, it feels really good to move on to the other ones.

There's so many opportunities and so many directions that life can take us, but it's not until I think that we

sometimes find the buckets that don't work for us through failure and success.

And then we fill the buckets that are meaningful in our life.

And then we're like, okay, that's good.

That one's full.

I can move on.

I wanted to pursue this other bucket.

And I think for me, I left the sport with a bucket half full.

So I knew I wanted to come back and I wanted to figure it out.

And I wanted to feel what it felt like to work not in spite of anymore.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.