No.

And there's like probably one of my most viewed pieces of content that was like this, like you can hear that my voice is crumbling in this video.

And what I started the story by saying was sometimes when you don't stop the dominoes, or you don't hesitate, or you allow for a bit of encouragement and like unexpected whimsy to come into your life because you said yes or you just tried, so to speak, try opening the door, see what the cat- what the hell the cat wants, it will lead to your heart getting broken.

But that only happened because of how much magic Easy the cat brought into our life, because I decided to not stop the normal domino the one day to just be like, "I'm allergic to cats.

I'm not gonna open the door.

Please don't let the cat in the house.

I'm allergic to cats.

Are you playing to win or are you playing to not get hurt? Why is that not a bad thing?

He has since inspired millions to slow down, find joy in the ordinary, and as he says, get addicted to appreciation.

Hi, my name is Tim.

I'm addicted to appreciation.

I know that sounds really strange, but if I do my job over the next eight minutes or so, you're not gonna look at anything the same way ever again, and because of a manhole cover that I saw back on a terrible day in two thousand eighteen.

It was quite literally one of the top three worst days of my entire career, one of those comically miserable days in corporate America.

I was managing a team of two hundred and seventy people.

Everybody seemed to have a meltdown on the same exact day at the same exact time.

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