Rima Grace

I need to be, you know, planning for the future.

I also haven't really been contributing to my savings account.

Like I'm just breaking even, which in itself is a miracle.

But for right now, you're saying it's enough for me because I value time over money in this period of my life.

Exactly.

But like even saying the word enough is such a radical thing.

It has transformed my life to even just ask that question, the idea that there could be a ceiling.

Yeah.

Because for a long time, that's not how your brain worked.

You were like, there's no ceiling.

And so for me, it's the feeling of, whoa, I could just aim to settle and slow.

And that feels so deeply radical.

And so I want more people to ask just that simple question of what is enough is if you can sit with it.

I mean, and if you, it's even more radical if you have no idea what enough is.

Like that is very hard to sit with because what has been the whole point of what you've been working for?

Yeah.

And I mean, that's why I want to do this episode, because it's something that I've thought about quite a bit.

And once I actually sit down and have to think about it more concretely, like, oh, what's my actual number?

I can feel the anxiety spiking in my body because, yeah, for so long, like you, it's just been a treadmill.

Yeah.