How to Enjoy Your Life

Once again, it's freedomlive2026.com. Today, I'm gonna be teaching you how to enjoy your life.

Because to be honest, I think most people are just existing.

They're just getting by in life.

And if that's the case, what is the point? Like, I don't know about you, but if I'm gonna live this life, then I want to live and enjoy the hell out of it.

And that is a skill set, and that's what I'm gonna teach you today.

And it's not just relevant for people who are successful or people who are doing well in life, this is relevant for every person, no matter your life circumstances right now.

So let's dive in and talk about how you can enjoy your life even more without anything changing outside of you first.

So for a long time, I wanted to be successful.

That was my number one goal of what I was looking for in my life.

But over the past few years, my number one goal is to build a life of happiness and enjoyment, and I have been working to enjoy my life more and more and more the past couple years.

And so let me start with a quick story just to kind of bring you into my life and bring you into my head and help kind of put today's episode into context, okay? So this morning I was sitting on my back porch with my son, Zane.

I had my coffee in hand.

I had some music playing in the background, and I was just spending time with him because mornings are our time before I go and start working.

And as I was sitting there and I was just enjoying it, it was a beautiful moment, I was thinking about how amazing life is, this song came on by a guy named Ben Howard, and the song is called Old Pine.

And you know how when you're, like, listening to music, it does that thing where it, like, reminds you of a moment in your past, and it, like, drops you back into the moment and like you're actually kind of there? Like, your body goes there, your brain goes there, like, everything.

I was instantly back to 2012, and in 2012 I was backpacking Europe by myself for three months, and I remember specifically that song came on when I was in Stockholm, and I have this very vivid memory of listening to that song as I was pulling the door shut to the hostel that I was staying at with my headphones in, and I was just going for a walk around the city of Stockholm.

And for some reason, that moment is, like, burned into my brain.

There wasn't anything happening except for me just closing the door and that song was playing.

And at that point in my life in 2012, I had saved up money, as much as I could, and quit my job just to travel, and I had no idea what I was gonna do when I got home.

And the only thing that I knew was that I had to figure out how to make money on my own so that I could be free and so that I could travel.

I just wanted to have a life of freedom.

Nobody told me what to do.

I could travel when I want to, I can make money whenever I want to.

And as I sat on my back porch this morning, I did the math and I started thinking about it, and I was like, "Oh my God, that was almost 15 years ago." Like, it feels like a lifetime ago, but it also feels like a couple months ago at the same time.

You know what I'm talking about? And so as I was thinking through this, like, the thought hit me, is those 15 years went by really fast, and the next 15 years are going to go by really fast as well.