Sahil Bloom

My wife was a huge part of it because my wife is, I would say, my number one truth teller in my life.

You know, the one person who I think she's known me, you know, we started dating when she was 15.

I was 16 years old.

And so she knows me better than I know myself in many moments and really, you know, was able to identify and see that my energy, like something was out of alignment and we needed to make a change.

Always.

I mean, this is all a constant process, right?

It is a continuous process of adjustment, course correction, and struggle.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You can walk yourself into a Pyrrhic victory, a victory that comes at such a steep cost to the victor that it might as well have been a defeat.

Battle won, but war lost.

Create the space to go and do that in your life, whether through prayer or through solitude, journaling, what have you.

That's a great one.

That's probably the most important lesson of them all at some point.

Thriving is a continuous journey, not an end state.

Thank you for having me.

This was the single most interesting Office Hours I've ever attended.

Every single time I thought I was too late, it was still early.

Every single time I thought I was too late, it was still early.

You're never too late.