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Empathy, Integrity, and Transparency
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...Self responsibility.  Quoting: Septenary Man Stripping oneself of external need leaves one to foster more self control and find ones own motivations. Oftentimes the big pictures strip us of where we truly are. I've spent many, many years stripped to the bone. Many, many, many times I've slept on a friend's couch, or even in my car. Or, the warehouse where the band used to practice. And how did it work for you? Why did you give it up? What of it do you miss or wish never to repeat? Those are really the only relevant lessons. Miss some of it. I stopped because I needed to get grounded. After I stopped, went through some real shitty times. I guess acclimating to 'settling'. Then, I met my wife, and here I am. What do I miss? The adventure. Every single week I was doing something different. Of course, there are many things I learned as lessons. Don't wish to go into it now. Getting off work in 2.5 minutes.
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