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Can I tell you a secret? I've been living with my girlfriend since quarantine began and she's a nurse so she wakes up at 5am on her work days, and on top of that she makes breakfast so I can jump right into work when I wake up. I loved how much it set me up for success and I was thankful for it but one day she had to run and couldn't make it. I'm so glad that day happened because, it was the act of being taken away, that made me more grateful and appreciative not just for breakfast, but to have someone that loves me that much that they are willing to take the time to set my day up for success when they have their own day to set up as well. That is the definition of love. I love you so much and I'm so grateful for you

Happy Mother's Day to all the mother's out there👩‍👧‍👦. There was a great story I'd like to share about a mothers love. In the U.K., people interviewed for a mystery job without a title and the pay was said to be disclosed at the end of the interview. The entire interview was just the job description, it went like this: "You will be working closely with a client, from the time they wake up, to the time they go to bed. When they need to travel you will take them, when they need to eat you will feed them. You will pick up after them and you will clean their laundry. The hours are 6am to 10pm every night, with no days off. Many who take this job stay in it for two decades. The pay is...zero."" Everyone is shocked and they say who in the world would ever take that job, you get no days off, work the entire day for someone else, and don't get paid?? The answer was Sympl: Mothers. ⁠
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A Mother's Love is unconditional, and it doesn't make logical sense, but they are the true heroes of this world. Some men have also stepped up as Mothers and if you are one of them Happy Mothers day to you too❤️

This couldn't be more true right now. Did anyone else think 2020 was going to be you year?🙋‍♂️I know I did. Our business was on track to double, I was finally writing comedy on a consistent basis, and my relationship was better than its ever been. Then Corona hit, sales dropped to zero. It was scary. But only for a bit. Then we accepted the change, pivoted, and have claimed back 25% of sales. It's not 100% but because we didn't sit still we're moving, I've built a comedy system to write every day, I'm back to sharing my story on here, I've meditated 48 days in a row, and my relationship is stronger than its ever been. I know there's a lot of fear still in the world and I'm fortunate to be able to move forward right now. But if your world got turned upside down, is there a way for you to pivot and put this new time into pursuing something you've always wanted? Or try out something completely new that you now have time for? Keep it Sympl and look for ways to shift⚡️