377- Ways To Pick Yourself Back Up

Okay, so let's dive into it.

Patrick, when you were not feeling like the best version of Patrick, where's Patrick headed?

Nowhere.

I don't have a spot that I go to to reset.

Nor do I really want one because I fear that it would corrupt it.

A place like that would be like a high importance to me.

It would almost be spiritual.

So I couldn't do that.

I couldn't bring any of the outside issues into it.

Do you feel like you would visit it a bit too often? And it would kind of take away from the magic of it? It's

probably all of the above there, yeah.

It wouldn't be the fix that I would need.

It would just be a temporary band-aid.

And even then, I'd feel like I would corrupt it nonetheless.

I'd rather fight the battle... and solve the issue than rely on a crux, but I don't, nothing comes to mind.

Like if I'm having a rough day, I just kind of put up with it until it eventually goes away and something else replaces it.

It's the ebb and flow of life.

I get that because I find, like Brian, shopping, even if I'm not buying anything, I find it really relaxing.

And one of the spots for me is the Fred Meyer in, I think technically it's Kent off 99.

I probably go there maybe once every four or five years because of exactly what you said.

I don't want to... go there often enough to where that stops becoming special.

I feel like the issue is because my, I view my entire world and internally.

So no matter where I go, it's often the same where I bring it.

There's not like, I mean, you could argue that like going in water would be a nice, calm, temporary fix, but the moment you get out and you don't solve the, you know, the rot or the issue that's causing it.

What was, what was the point? Hmm.

Okay, so let's dive into it.

Patrick, when you were not feeling like the best version of Patrick, where's Patrick headed?

Nowhere.

I don't have a spot that I go to to reset.

Nor do I really want one because I fear that it would corrupt it.

A place like that would be like a high importance to me.

It would almost be spiritual.

So I couldn't do that.

I couldn't bring any of the outside issues into it.

Do you feel like you would visit it a bit too often? And it would kind of take away from the magic of it? It's

probably all of the above there, yeah.

It wouldn't be the fix that I would need.

It would just be a temporary band-aid.

And even then, I'd feel like I would corrupt it nonetheless.

I'd rather fight the battle... and solve the issue than rely on a crux, but I don't, nothing comes to mind.

Like if I'm having a rough day, I just kind of put up with it until it eventually goes away and something else replaces it.

It's the ebb and flow of life.

I get that because I find, like Brian, shopping, even if I'm not buying anything, I find it really relaxing.

And one of the spots for me is the Fred Meyer in, I think technically it's Kent off 99.

I probably go there maybe once every four or five years because of exactly what you said.

I don't want to... go there often enough to where that stops becoming special.

I feel like the issue is because my, I view my entire world and internally.

So no matter where I go, it's often the same where I bring it.

There's not like, I mean, you could argue that like going in water would be a nice, calm, temporary fix, but the moment you get out and you don't solve the, you know, the rot or the issue that's causing it.

What was, what was the point? Hmm.