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I had oysters for the first time this weekend, celebrating turning 37.
My wife handed me an ultimatum tied to September 1st.
That pushed me into the real lesson of this episode: know thyself.
I've been operating like I'm still the old version of me. The one from before I lost everything.
The one who thinks like he's on the successful side of the tracks, while actually living on the struggling side.
You can't fix that by pretending you're somewhere you're not.
The real fix is learning how things work on the side you're actually on. Build momentum there first.
Then move across when you're ready.
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