Give up the good to get great

[@Woodbrew]

Loved this episode. Life is full moments where things should be great, but something is still tugging you whispering there’s a greater opportunity around the corner. It’s very difficult, especially the older you get, to listen to yourself. I can say from personal experience that these moments are always growth opportunities even if you change your mind later or realize you made a mistake. When I look back at the toughest decisions my wife and I have made, they’ve always led to self improvement and ultimately a better future.

[@mappedoutmoney]

Thanks y'all, glad you liked the episode. You're definitely right about it being difficult to listen to yourself and not be swayed by others or past decisions you've made. Same with me and Hanna that the toughest decisions ultimately have lead to a better future.

[@Jubu_love]

This was great timing. My family and I just gave up our dream home in Florida to move to Oregon. My wife also gave up her job to care for our one year old full time. We loved our home and friends, but Florida was not the place for our family anymore. We love Oregon and we're fortunate to find a new home that we are loving too. Our best friends also moved with us so it's fun to be able to explore with both of our families.

[@kendra.heffelfinger]

We are currently in the mix of giving up good for the great. We are selling our luxury car, my husband's paid for truck, probably our travel trailer and a Jeep so we can buy a travel franchise and build our buisness debt free. My husband doesn't want to work his second career forever and having a travel agency will afford us our "Rich Life" as Ramit says in "I Will Teach You to Be Rich". It is hard to give up these luxuries and drive older vehicles, but what is coming is going to be great. Thank you for this thought provoking episode.

[@TheSilliestGoos3]

Timely for my wife and I right now. We absolutely love where we live right now, but family is far away, and it would be better for my career to be at that city closer to our family, even though we don't like the city.

[@mappedoutmoney]

Gosh we feel for you. Figuring out where to live, and balancing where you love with where family is has to be one of the toughest decisions. We've spent many many many hours that have turned into days and weeks debating and considering the "where to live" question. Feel for y'all.

[@Brooks.Conkle]

Seasons... for sure... seasons. I enjoyed watching this. (and some fellow believer fam -- I should have known!)

[@mappedoutmoney]

Hey dude! Great to hear from you, glad you enjoyed this episode. Means a ton 👊