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📡 Signals: Change

Oh, I'm sailin' away, my own true love
I'm sailin' away in the mornin'
Is there something I can send you from across the sea?
From the place that I'll be landing

I've been wanting to write. So much change. I am now in a new role with a new company. I'm waking up suuuuuuper early. Part of this is the time difference. But I think more than anything, it's because of the sheer anxiety of failure. If I can start 4 hours ahead of everyone else, I'll be more prepared. Preparation is separation! Plus, if you look at some of the most successful people, they always wake up earlier than everyone else. Mamba mentality.

I have been going to the gym a lot more. The exercise has really helped me stay balanced through all of the changes. 

I think there is always fear, uncertainty, and doubt when you are making a big life change. It's all part of it. And those feelings continue, even after a decision has been made.

I was very comfortable in my last role. But something was telling me that I needed to move on. It was a feeling more than anything. Or maybe a voice. The voice kept getting louder and louder until I finally decided to listen. The next thing I know, I am in Israel, meeting new people, learning new things, and seeing a completely new part of the world that I never thought I would see. It's wild how quickly your world can change.

Intuition is like our A.I.. It's way smarter than we think. We need to listen to it. Stop thinking and overanalyzing. Just quiet yourself and listen – your intuition will tell you what to do next. 

You can't be afraid of failing. Because doing the scary thing is what allows you to get farther – a lot of people choose to stay comfortable – avoid risk – do what they know. That's fine. They just don't get that far.

I think the universe wants you to succeed. You just need to be aware enough to let it tell you what to do. Listen to your heart. Let intuition guide you. Keep going. You're too young to be comfortable.

Tel Aviv, Israel

"where every little alley is like a highway."