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I found Wesley Willis by accident—just a drawing above a hot dog booth. But what followed was a story of raw art, radical honesty, and a community built not around perfection, but around showing up as you are.
No life-changing breakthrough. Just a slower mind, a little clarity, and a better question: what am I really chasing?
A not-so-uplifting reflection on career paralysis, comparison, and finally choosing to move anyway The Plan That Seemed to Make Sense Like a lot of people, I chose a career path based on who I thought I was at 17. I was deep into high school sports, obsessed with training, and
Training goals evolve — and your program should evolve with them. In this post, I break down the phases I moved through over the past 10 years — from aesthetics to performance to longevity — and why each one made sense at the time.
I thought I needed more insight. What I really needed was to stop avoiding the obvious.
