See that's the curious thing right - so he was given a kind of lousy Christmas experience growing up - and he vowed to change that - and maybe he did for a few years - but then for some reason - perhaps the stress of "doing everything right" - he took Christmas away from his own kids/family - in some fashion after killing himself.
People who are doing things right - meaning not everything perfect - generally do not kill themselves. I want to know why - it may have taken away his "drive" but so what - as if he couldn't still make money - and chill out.
But that's not what he did - in essence, he didn't play around more with how to confront his resistrance to how he was going about his life.....perhaps producing too much stress at Christmas.
He’s certainly not alone. Most of us don’t literally kill ourselves, but many of us, in many ways, do “kill ourselves” trying to do “everything right,” don’t we? And we put off the simple, ordinary stuff that really work because they can wait while we keep up.
See that's the curious thing right - so he was given a kind of lousy Christmas experience growing up - and he vowed to change that - and maybe he did for a few years - but then for some reason - perhaps the stress of "doing everything right" - he took Christmas away from his own kids/family - in some fashion after killing himself.
People who are doing things right - meaning not everything perfect - generally do not kill themselves. I want to know why - it may have taken away his "drive" but so what - as if he couldn't still make money - and chill out.
But that's not what he did - in essence, he didn't play around more with how to confront his resistrance to how he was going about his life.....perhaps producing too much stress at Christmas.
He’s certainly not alone. Most of us don’t literally kill ourselves, but many of us, in many ways, do “kill ourselves” trying to do “everything right,” don’t we? And we put off the simple, ordinary stuff that really work because they can wait while we keep up.