We can do hard things. You can. I can. We can. ?

17 days ago, I moved to Utrecht, Netherlands. ??

Was it easy? Nope.

Was it worth it? Absolutely.

Today, on the 17th (of course!), I’m taking you on a walk through my beautiful new hometown while exploring something I’ve been thinking about lately:

How do we do hard things, build meaningful relationships, and keep moving forward?

Turns out, my secret is surprisingly simple.

? Daily. Weekly. Monthly.

A little rhythm. A little ritual. A little routine.

But there’s another ingredient that makes everything better: PEOPLE. ??

From traveling through Laos with strangers who became lifelong friends to spending six days surrounded by 13,000 people at Tony Robbins, I’ve discovered that meaningful connection comes down to three things:

?? FREQUENCY — How often do we connect?

? NUMBERS — How many people are involved?

?? INTENSITY — How deeply do we connect?

In this episode, we’re talking about making difficult decisions, creating consistency, finding our people, and why showing up matters more than simply signing up.

And here’s the thing:

You don’t need six weeks in Laos.

You don’t need a five-day meditation retreat.

You don’t need 13,000 people in a stadium.

Sometimes, all you need is one person, one conversation, and one small step forward.

? YOUR TURN!

What works for you? Daily, weekly, monthly? One-on-one conversations or big groups?

I’d love to hear!

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? Watch the video version and enjoy a walking tour of Utrecht: https://youtu.be/gNn0o8lGbk8

?? There’s a lot of love out there. Take some. Give some.

? And remember: We can do hard things.

Who will you be next? ?

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