Ray Dalio

Although there's a process that I go through. Each has to do it in their own way. There will be first the shock. And it'll go through a phase. You're going to go through phases. Know that you're going to go through phases. What I did was my wife and I would have tea each morning and we had a picture of him because our tradition is to sit and have a cup of tea each morning. There he was.

And then we would journal memories of him. This was after my family and I all went away. We want to just do whatever came naturally. I would recommend people doing whatever comes naturally and well. If you cry, if you want to, don't be thinking about the obligations and the protocols.

And then we would journal memories of him. This was after my family and I all went away. We want to just do whatever came naturally. I would recommend people doing whatever comes naturally and well. If you cry, if you want to, don't be thinking about the obligations and the protocols.

And then we would journal memories of him. This was after my family and I all went away. We want to just do whatever came naturally. I would recommend people doing whatever comes naturally and well. If you cry, if you want to, don't be thinking about the obligations and the protocols.

We spent time in nature, all of these things. There are these phases, and then I think most importantly to keep him with me, keep him with us together. Have the pictures, think, not... to try to avoid thinking of. And then with time, there's a bitter sweetness that what happens is first there's the bitterness, the great pain, and it's very difficult.

We spent time in nature, all of these things. There are these phases, and then I think most importantly to keep him with me, keep him with us together. Have the pictures, think, not... to try to avoid thinking of. And then with time, there's a bitter sweetness that what happens is first there's the bitterness, the great pain, and it's very difficult.

We spent time in nature, all of these things. There are these phases, and then I think most importantly to keep him with me, keep him with us together. Have the pictures, think, not... to try to avoid thinking of. And then with time, there's a bitter sweetness that what happens is first there's the bitterness, the great pain, and it's very difficult.

And then there's a sweetness of that memory and so on. You will find that the sweetness will increase and the bitterness will decrease. The ache will always be there, but it'll come and go depending on your attentions, what you're paying your attentions to. And then you will really start to enjoy and smile and think of the memories and so on and then appreciate what you have.

And then there's a sweetness of that memory and so on. You will find that the sweetness will increase and the bitterness will decrease. The ache will always be there, but it'll come and go depending on your attentions, what you're paying your attentions to. And then you will really start to enjoy and smile and think of the memories and so on and then appreciate what you have.

And then there's a sweetness of that memory and so on. You will find that the sweetness will increase and the bitterness will decrease. The ache will always be there, but it'll come and go depending on your attentions, what you're paying your attentions to. And then you will really start to enjoy and smile and think of the memories and so on and then appreciate what you have.

Yes, but it ebbs and flows. There are some times, and I see an empty seat, and I imagine, and that's what it's like. And then my mind's elsewhere. I'm going to be going to the 100th anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry, and when I'm looking there at the concert and having fun with the people I love, okay, it will not be top of mind.

Yes, but it ebbs and flows. There are some times, and I see an empty seat, and I imagine, and that's what it's like. And then my mind's elsewhere. I'm going to be going to the 100th anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry, and when I'm looking there at the concert and having fun with the people I love, okay, it will not be top of mind.

Yes, but it ebbs and flows. There are some times, and I see an empty seat, and I imagine, and that's what it's like. And then my mind's elsewhere. I'm going to be going to the 100th anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry, and when I'm looking there at the concert and having fun with the people I love, okay, it will not be top of mind.

Yeah, that's a good way of describing it.

Yeah, that's a good way of describing it.

Yeah, that's a good way of describing it.

Of course.

Of course.

Of course.

Yeah.