Tabitha Brown

Let me tell you now, it's many days, though, he get on my nerves with that. I'd be like, you know what? I can't stand that about you. And then other days, like, I love that about you, you know? But I think another thing is he's a phenomenal father. I've been able to witness my husband in all stages of his life, right? We grew up together.

Let me tell you now, it's many days, though, he get on my nerves with that. I'd be like, you know what? I can't stand that about you. And then other days, like, I love that about you, you know? But I think another thing is he's a phenomenal father. I've been able to witness my husband in all stages of his life, right? We grew up together.

We've known each other pretty much our whole life since we were 10. And so I've seen him as a boy. I've seen him as a young man. And now, you know, a man-man, you know, he's 45. And it's been an honor to watch him evolve and grow and mature. But fatherhood has been one of the best things to witness.

We've known each other pretty much our whole life since we were 10. And so I've seen him as a boy. I've seen him as a young man. And now, you know, a man-man, you know, he's 45. And it's been an honor to watch him evolve and grow and mature. But fatherhood has been one of the best things to witness.

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Yeah, it's so funny because this is why I started this challenge. Right. This is a challenge that I started in 2014 because I was trying to because what you're describing is feeling stuck. Right. It's like, you know, there's something else when you don't know what it is. We get in such a routine that we forget we haven't done anything outside of our routine for so long.

Yeah, it's so funny because this is why I started this challenge. Right. This is a challenge that I started in 2014 because I was trying to because what you're describing is feeling stuck. Right. It's like, you know, there's something else when you don't know what it is. We get in such a routine that we forget we haven't done anything outside of our routine for so long.

So I always say start with doing something new. It can be as simple as driving a different way to work. or a different way to a friend's house, whatever, or walking a different way, just so that your eyes can see something it has never seen before. Something new that shifts the brain, right? Like even wearing something you normally don't wear.

So I always say start with doing something new. It can be as simple as driving a different way to work. or a different way to a friend's house, whatever, or walking a different way, just so that your eyes can see something it has never seen before. Something new that shifts the brain, right? Like even wearing something you normally don't wear.

Like for me, I always tell people, if you wear black all the time, throw some color on.

Like for me, I always tell people, if you wear black all the time, throw some color on.

Like for me, I don't like wearing black, but I found this and I was like, it got a little color on it. It's cool. I'm doing a new thing, right? And so it's little things, even trying a new food, you know, going to dinner or lunch by yourself. You know how many people are afraid to eat alone? I know. Doing things that challenge you that will open up a new space inside of you.

Like for me, I don't like wearing black, but I found this and I was like, it got a little color on it. It's cool. I'm doing a new thing, right? And so it's little things, even trying a new food, you know, going to dinner or lunch by yourself. You know how many people are afraid to eat alone? I know. Doing things that challenge you that will open up a new space inside of you.

That's what doing a new thing does for us. And that's how we start to think, oh, okay. And then going back to like, what is your dream? Like, what's the thing that won't let you rest? And I talked about this recently because people sometimes they get confused by a dream versus a goal. Goals are things that we create. Dreams are deposited inside of us.

That's what doing a new thing does for us. And that's how we start to think, oh, okay. And then going back to like, what is your dream? Like, what's the thing that won't let you rest? And I talked about this recently because people sometimes they get confused by a dream versus a goal. Goals are things that we create. Dreams are deposited inside of us.

We don't make them up. They live there. That's why we can't rest because they're constantly nagging us. A goal, you can be like, I didn't make that goal. Or I did it, Chet. But the dream won't let you rest. Even when you manifest it and it comes, it still is persistent. There's more to do until we are getting called home. The dream is just, it lives inside of us. It's born inside of us.

We don't make them up. They live there. That's why we can't rest because they're constantly nagging us. A goal, you can be like, I didn't make that goal. Or I did it, Chet. But the dream won't let you rest. Even when you manifest it and it comes, it still is persistent. There's more to do until we are getting called home. The dream is just, it lives inside of us. It's born inside of us.