Thomas Thatcher

And then we get all these layers and all these interpretations and all of this history builds up.

And so we look through that little lens of how everything is for us.

which kind of jades our interpretations and our attitudes.

And the whole point of life is just trying to unravel, peel that all away, and get back right to where you were at birth.

And if you, at the end of the life, can get right where you are back at birth, then you've had a successful life because you've been able to manage everything that life has thrown at you, and now you can get back to where you were at the beginning.

And that's the key, is when you're off the tack, you're loving, you're at peace, and you're forgiving.

And that's the keys, I think, to a happy life.

It is total freedom.

It is total freedom and it is total peace.

And it is the greatest feeling in all of the world.

Because when I was going to work and my whole thought is, what call is my brother getting?

What meetings is he getting invited to?

What assignments is he given?

And my whole thought was on him and what she was doing.

That is misery.

And when you break away from that and you say, I really don't have any concern about that.

Therefore,

You're insulated because things don't affect you.

They don't bother you.

So therefore, when you're off the tack and people are being successful, you don't go and say, oh, yeah, but he wasn't successful on there or he's wrong here.