The finale of day 3 in Sint Maarten started like this, as we’re riding back to the Dutch side of town talking about random stuff, then fellas to said to me, “Hey kanz, let’s go to a house party tonight. I know someone whose throwing it and It’s still kinda early. I know that the …
Part 2 of day 3 in Sint Maarten, so after I ate the rice and chicken from the lady who was sweating all in the pot. I ran into some fellas from the states. They apparently had the same idea as me and wanted to go exploring. They bought ya boy a drink and we …
Day 3 in Sint Maarten started off with an adult beverage (Presidente’ Beer) from the barista in the lobby of my hotel. She was very kind but dry and looked as if she didn’t want to be there. I asked if she was ok and she said that she was fine but was just a …
Day 2 of being in Sint Maarten, I went to this quaint little breakfast spot called Reveil Matin SxM. The food was good and French toast was bomb. They added some onions to their skillet potatoes and I’ve never had them like that before, so the flavor was indescribable. All I know is, they slap! …
I had just made it to Sint Maarten on yesterday and not 20 minutes after getting settled down, I’ve eaten at Lee’s which was down the street from my hotel (they have some pretty good food. If your are ever there, try the coconut shrimp it’s simply amazing). I left there and found my way …
Most people experience their day as busy, overwhelming, scattered, rushed. There isn’t enough time to do everything. There’s pressure and stress in this way of living. Now, there’s nothing wrong with experiencing life in this way. As I said, most people do it. But if you’d like a sense of spaciousness, let’s talk. Let’s talk …
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Much of our lives are lived on autopilot. We jump from one task to another, one message to another, one meeting to another, one browser tab to another. We react in habitual ways to other people, to situations. And we justify this as the way it should be. Nothing wrong with that — but what …