Why Everyone Has Midlife Wrong | Chip Conley on Impact Theory

Chip Conley is the founder of Joie de Vivre Hospitality, an advisor to Airbnb and the author of 5 books, including his most recent work; Wisdom at Work: The Making of a Modern Elder amzn.to/2FGPUAI.
In this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu, he talks about wisdom, curiosity, and what it means to live a good life as you age.
SHOW NOTES:
How Chip Conley lived and died 9 times within a 90 minute period [2:24]
What he says about a divine intervention [5:10]
Chip Conley talks about psychedelic experience and why art is at the center of life [6:15]
How we’re being possessed by smartphone screens and not having real-life experiences anymore [8:11]
How to “tap into” the atmosphere of burning man without going to a big festival [9:03]
The nametags people wear without realizing it and the mindsets we carry about our lives [10:37]
Chip Conley provides thoughts on the value of society. [12:40]
The U-curve of happiness and how you get less happy each decade until mid-life [15:39]
Why he joined AIRBNB at age 52 and became the modern elder [16:54]
The value of energy, curiosity, passion. [18:54]
Why pattern recognition is so important for living an awesome life [19:12]
How to foster curiosity [21:25]
The recipe for Chip Conley’s success [22:40]
Check out appreciative inquiry [23:17]
Why the difference between presence and absence is an iPhone. [25:54]
Why presence is more valuable now than it’s ever been before [26:02]
The ritual of burning man and the hero's journey [27:27]
What’s interesting about life? [29:30]
One of the most valuable questions in business is “what business are you in?” [32:41]
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs [34:34]
Why 5 of his friends committed suicide and what he took from that [38:05]
The difference between attain mode vs. attune mode in life (important!) [39:37]
Why he wants to make aging aspirational again [41:15]
QUOTES:
“The more digital we get, the more ritual we need” [8:01]
“The #1 thing that people have to do to understand their mindset is to first identify it, then imagine a different point of view for it, then own that new point of view for it, and then actually start talking from that new point of view.” [11:16]
“The kind of questions that are asked in a leadership meeting tell me everything about the culture.” [24:08]
PEOPLE MENTIONED:
Brian Chesky [6:36]
David Cooperrider [23:17]
Tim Ferriss bit.ly/2FypAta [26:45]
Steve Jobs bit.ly/IN1Lf8 [31:17]
Peter Drucker [32:39]
Ted Levitt [32:41]
Abraham Maslow [34:22]
Viktor Frankl [34:23]
Lao Tzu [34:34]
Bill Gates [37:30]
BOOKS MENTIONED:
“What Business Are You In?” Harvard Business Review bit.ly/1uUqakZ [32:41]
Man’s Search For Meaning amzn.to/2FwKetL [34:56]
Emotional Equations: Simple Steps for Creating Happiness + Success in Business + Life amzn.to/2CuLGJj [35:54]
IMPACT THEORY MERCHANDISE: Check out Impact Theory's Merch Shop: bit.ly/ImpactTheoryShop

[@tiansmusic]

definition of success for fixed mindset is winning, for growth mindset is learning. crazy how a short statement could have so much meaning

[@Jrome3]

Impact Theory is the best channel on KZbin. Tom, you rock. Keep up the good work!

[@JaneyImaaniEmotionalAwareness]

"The first half of your life is about accumulating the second half of your life is about editing what you have accumulated" Wow, thats deep!

[@JaneyImaaniEmotionalAwareness]

Thanks Tom for another great video!

[@TomBilyeu]

Yeah, that's a good one, though I have to admit, I'm trying to treat my whole life like the first half. ;-)

[@monke6669]

@@TomBilyeu "Life is like a great teacher....she will repeat the lesson until you learn" The quote above suits every moment of our life. Great work tom, I learn a lot from you and from your guests.A fan from India!

[@JaneyImaaniEmotionalAwareness]

@@monke6669 so true! until you get it!

[@JaneyImaaniEmotionalAwareness]

@@TomBilyeu lol

[@ingmaralbert]

Love the impact he wants to have: "make aging aspirational again"

[@zenixen]

Waow, that part where he talks about taking up surfing at the age of 58 really hit me. Such a simple thing really, and one that really makes sense, but something that I`ve never looked at in that way. In no way is life "over" at 58, nor is it over at 48 or 38. At those ages you still have decades to dream, achieve, grow, learn and experience. At 38, and if you live to be 98, you have 60 (!!!) more years to really explore yourself and the world. And the flip side of that mindset is that all those new experiences, with all the fun and wisdom that comes along with it, probably will make your mind and body healthier, which in turn will make you live even longer! Already a Chip-fan! Love this one, Tom!

[@ArturoCabello]

*When thinking about life, remember this: no amount of guild can change the past, and no amount of anxiety can change the future! :)*

[@TomBilyeu]

Truth.

[@magicalgold010]

Can I talk to you personally?

[@UPAKHOSALA]

Absolutely right, 1000% agree

[@fairdathm]

Although... if your anxiety leads you to take a different course of action in your life, it actually could change your future (hopefully for the better, and also hopefully then alleviating that anxiety).

[@GroundedPsychicLH]

Thank you Tom and Chip!! As a 61 year old, self-employed woman, who is still working her way toward her goals and dreams, I have been really struggling lately with the sense of being outdated, and without enough time left on the planet to achieve what I want to... to such a degree that I even 'attracted' an argument with a 'man in a van', this week, who sneered, "What's up love? Going through the menopause?", whilst his friend sniggered. The insult didn't bother me, but it did lead me to examine what was going on inside my own head. Anyway, this video was the first thing that came up on KZbin, early this morning, whilst I was having a cup of tea in bed... perfect timing! I am going to re-listen, carefully, and check out Chip's books. The Creative Force Of Life is always listening, and always responding, if we could only recognise that.

[@elizabethhouser822]

I can relate. Fortunately my life has stripped me of my layers LOL I don't have to wrestle through it. I found this incredibly encouraging. I've had the exact same thoughts, "Do I have enough time left to turn it around?"

[@SallyLovejoy]

If he thought you were menopausal - you must look younger :0)

[@GroundedPsychicLH]

@@SallyLovejoy Haha, that's true! Cheers for that!

[@RattledEditor]

@@elizabethhouser822 the REST of your life can be the BEST of your life, bar none!! OF COURSE YOU HAVE TIME. In fact, that is all you have, gurl. Make the most of it!!!!!

[@Dragons_Novel]

Three years ago, I told someone that I was excited to grow old. They thought I was crazy. I don't feel so crazy now. I'm 51 and getting ready to experience the best years in my life. Bring it on.

[@TheZGALa]

As usual, this is so perfectly timed for me to see. I just turned 48. Started snowboarding at 39, looking forward to learning and doing so much more in the next 40 years. I LOVE the idea of asking good questions and attaching my sense of success to learning more than winning. I am a singer-songwriter and author and artist, and most of what I create is not enjoyed or appreciated by anyone else. Sometimes I get discouraged and want to quit. I feel strongly that it is important to be willing to innovate, try new things, and be willing to be messy or fail in order to realize new ideas. Being present and letting go of attachments and expectations is big on my mind these days. I used to go to Rainbow Gatherings for years. I love that you are thinking of going to Burning Man, though I think it has changed as everything does. I also see that rituals are important and needed more than ever in our society. Maybe we will do our first Burning Man at the same time! :) Much love to everyone listening to this.

[@Isachanya]

To be a modern elder be curious & wise! Truth!!!😌

[@garrygballard8914]

Cool guy, great ideas. Our older people are of lesser value in this country. I'm 67 and I'm still learning and don't have any intention of being done. I've always believed "Live with Intention". Being a Detroiter we say Get Your Motor Runnen. Being older we say Keep Your Motor Runnen.

[@jo-annahicks3324]

One of my favourite interviews xo

[@wendyyvonne]

It's nice to know that other Detroiters are watching Impact Theory, one of the best shows of all time!

[@EasyLifeJourney]

Age doesn't matter, when we die we are all reborn as babies. Just do what brings purpose and happiness to your life. And don't worry about what others think of you, once I figured that out, BOOM!

[@leapoffaith1286]

👍

[@jad1714]

Nice seeing someone from Detroit in the comments I’m originally from the suburbs the city’s getting better

[@turk921]

Great video Tom. At 38, I sometimes feel like I’ve spent too much time focused on doing what I “should” do or what others expected of me and that I have missed my chance to be legendary. In the last few years I’ve been working on shifting my mindset and this video is a helpful reminder. Thank you!

[@elicohen8156]

Justin Best great!

[@SaeykaH]

At 37... I believe I can be legendary, try connecting with yourself.

[@TMcGlynn23]

Fuck yes you can still be legendary, many have done it later in life.

[@alrightsky]

Such a likable guy. I agree so much with what he says. I'm a millenial but I definitely feel that our society need to work with and be more open towards the older generation - the wisdom they have is priceless. We can learn so much from those with more experiences than us, as well as they can learn from us and our experience that they have yet/aren't able to experience. jfklsdjf I loved this guy, please have him on again.

[@mhermardoyancareercoach]

Thanks for sharing your wisdom Chip and giving us hope and change our mindset. Thanks Tom for creating opportunities to hear from best people of the world.

[@MentorMyLife]

Nature is healing. I don't know what it is, but an nice hike in the woods always melts the stress away. Awesome interview.

[@TomBilyeu]

There's a whole bunch of literature about forest bathing. I'm intrigued. There probably is something very real to the soothing power of nature.

[@MentorMyLife]

Yes, definitely something to look into.

[@Jrome3]

So true. Yes, indeed. It's even better than the beach, which is also excellent.

[@EasyLifeJourney]

It sure does, alway nothing beats an early morning sunshine

[@excel04]

It has a lot to do with the negative ions . This is why so much has sprung up on 'earthing'. Being away from the massive amounts of electrical frequencies of a city helps too.

[@1sr0]

Such an awesome guy!!! And he has that sage like calmness about him. Everything is cyclic in this world. People in western countries are going back towards what is revered forever in ancient/eastern cultures. Sadly the eastern cultures are going the opposite way and think mocking and trashing “elder-hood” makes them look cool and current. Even the festivals/rituals of ancient cultures were subtly mocked because many people in the west think there should only be a few festivals that align with theirs (Christmas, Thanksgiving etc).

[@TheWsteed]

Knowledge is speaking; wisdom is listening. Gold.

[@studio1016]

thank you thank you thank you - awesome impact! I'm at a total new start at 50 now, after working successful in 14 different professions which I all learned and studied during the several decades of my life. I died 2 times and came back - second time "on my way back" I remember the Doc shouting at his staff they should rev up because "this one is too young to die" ;) since then, this is my mantra :) Supercool Interview! Love Impact Theory!!!

[@BlahBlah3244]

May I ask why u almost died twice by that young age? Thanks

[@studio1016]

Yes, of course. First time, I was a child and had fever so my mum gave me a medicine/pill to lower my temperature. My immune system reacted with the rejection of my own ("poisoned") blood. Drug allergy -I react on some types of pharmaceutic products with an anaphylactic shock. Second time I had an pulmonary infarction because I couldn't handle a lung infection on my own. This was in 2015 and I remember clearly how it felt to smother and then leave the body, the fear and the pain. Sometimes I think this doctor saved my life with his words ... somehow like "I don't want back in this broken physis again, but this guy is right, I'm too young to die - I have to fight" .

[@benmuir2407]

Brilliant choice Tom! Out of the many amazing interviews you have undertaken, for me, this one really personifies the word WISDOM. I’m eternally grateful x

[@dawnmullen4348]

as a 40 year old I really appreciated this video!! Thank you

[@EasyLifeJourney]

I'll be 27 next month. Glad I figured out the meaning of life. (for me) Just live, help others, enjoy the moment, don't worry, know that time in infinite and life is a repetition, and live your life to the fullest without any regrets. BTW I suffered from depression, anxiety, stress, social anxiety, severe acne, loneliness, feeling of lost, not finding my purpose, and procrastinated for 7- 13 years. (some of these took 7 years to overcome while the others took up to 13 years). Middle and HS was the worst time of my life. At 25.5 years old, i went to beast mode and change my life. Feel free to reply and I'll comment on anything you need. Happy Living!

[@briank592]

was your shift due to a straw that broke the camels back, or a gradual unsatisfaction with your life?

[@EasyLifeJourney]

@@briank592 the latter

[@daisyshopper4318]

Easy Life Journey, congratulations on changing your life!! "Beast mode" sounds like you went all in. What was the first thing you did and how are you keeping the momentum. Thank you in advance :)

[@EasyLifeJourney]

@@daisyshopper4318 travel!i lived in miami which was toxic to my well being and health. i learned to meditate, started lifting weights 5 times a week, ate mostly raw, practice pure positivity, focus on my new website, try to start worrying completely. keeping the momentum is the hardest. i believe in myself and know that others have it worst, so i can choose to give up or keep going. i choose the latter

[@Avo7977]

Care to share some more wisdom with other young men?

[@RattledEditor]

WOWWW a guest!! What an example of POTENTIAL REALIZED!!! Being an elder myself, helping others like he does, is SUCH a blessing and it's SOOO encouraging to see Chip (also) help others make the rest of their life the BEST of their life! Through Awareness and Acceptance (of what WAS) + Action = Change. We all got where we are today thru CHANGE so why NOT choose a new path now? What ELSE is there to do, right? ACT ON IT! Tom's shows give us all so much HELP there's no excuse not to. #justsayin'

[@TapeshChowdhury]

Awesome video Tom. Right experience comes from set of bad experiences. Tough time doesn't lasts longer, if anyone is putting efforts to become better version of themselves. Thanks Tom for creating such an amazing video.

[@TomBilyeu]

You're right about that! All about what you learn.

[@EasyLifeJourney]

That's what matters. As long as you keep going and become the best you, then no one can judge you.

[@TapeshChowdhury]

@@EasyLifeJourney Yes exactly.

[@soubanhsoukhome7039]

Our quality of life is determined by the quality of our questions..... This is Appreciative inquiry to me. Great episode Tom.

[@soultrekotc6635]

I love this guy. Just getting to know him and I’m 61 so I think on similar wavelength about what’s important at this age. As per usual Tom, great questions.

[@hagen9296]

I almost listened to every episode of impact theory and every new episode surprises me. I am really surprised by Toms ability to surprise me again and again. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing wisdom with the world Tom!

[@gusruiz182]

This was so so GOOD! First part of life be interesting, second part is to be interested (in people). I love the part about evolving in a new career to which there is fixed mindset- proving self and winning versus growth mindset- improve self and learning! Oh yea and Buring Man- I hope you enjoy your expereince, I would love to hear your review! Thanks Tom as always!!!

[@unrealoneill]

Hey Tom! Been a fan for two years now and absolutely love the new video development! The graphic intro, music and supportive comments at the bottom of the screen are perfect. Keep up the great work man. Your team is really showing up.

[@khamhou_touphanludeth3266]

Thanks so much Tom for the work you and the team have done. Great interview as always, and also fascinated by the guests that you bring on. Just amazing! Learn so much today too from a great guest!

[@1terribates]

Excellent interview, and timely for many of us entering midlife. Thank you for bringing such interesting guests to your program!

[@MrG__2]

Many of the same principles that Tom teaches and that have helped me turn my life around. Appreciate you sir! Also, THANK YOU for the new album 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@DarcyAllenStrong]

Hey Tom, I just want to say thank you for the massive motivation you bring with Impact Theory! I am forever grateful!

[@TomBilyeu]

I'm so glad that it helps!

[@hairstreamtv]

Whoa this conversation was super enlightening . I could listen to Conley speak for hours..so many useful tools 💯

[@kittywalker19]

Loved this! Thank you so much. I also appreciate your organizational skill and attention to details in the about section. Really helps those of us wanting to do additional research and exploration of the ideas and topics mentioned 😊

[@jolandabeach8784]

Love it, my 16 year old and I often talk philosophically about those same topics. Thank you

[@LadyJuly65]

Omg 😮 this was so eye opening. Thanks 🙏 for feeding my 53 yr old spirit 😍

[@Zarghami]

I understand reaching a certain time in your life where you feel like you missed out on certain experiences, but realize how grateful you can be with the experiences you already have and the age you reached. Not everyone has the luxury to grow old..

[@TomBilyeu]

Sooooo true.

[@Zarghami]

🙏🙏🙏

[@elicohen8156]

Your Favorite Lifecoach right! Treat everything as a luxury and your entire perspective will change. Everything can be seen as an opportunity

[@eddyesco7052]

Tom thank you. This show is life changing !

[@webbaron1]

Loved this one. Thank you, Tom and Chip. Cheers from Canada.

[@Igbostudy]

So many nuggets. Thanks Tom and team

[@MikePhillips]

I'm already hooked at the onset! I love stories victory and people like Chip!

[@osse1n]

*Awesome videos on self-mastery. Loved Robert Greene interview.* *Keep up!*

[@joelwitherspoon8161]

Thanks Tom for the inspiring interview.

[@finawatsonart]

Fascinating. I'm 46 and the last 6 months or so I am really becoming aware of the patterns my life has followed to get me where I am and where I need to make changes to steer my life in a different direction for the future. I intend to keep learning and working into my 80's & hope I never lose my sense of curiosity

[@Michael-4]

This is great to hear when you are 52!

[@sugarfreedom]

This is a true, "feel good video." Thanks Tom and Chip.

[@lornag9608]

Another fantastic interview and I love this guy! Chip Conely's voice is amazing and all his knowledge and so true re-listening skills. So inspiring xxx

[@JulietaLicumbi]

"Be legendary, take care". Love that

[@donellecole6827]

He gave away so much information. This was really good.

[@illipopovic4556]

I appreciate you Tom🙏👍

[@thedeo6557]

Humility as its finest, wisdom at its best. SUPER 🙏🏽

[@karamlevi]

The Deo 😵

[@Waterskilakeaustin]

Bravo! Beautifully communicative ! Onward!

[@jo-annahicks3324]

I SO love the term "default World"....so apt!

[@jo-annahicks3324]

What I think the oil on the stairs was, was....."annointing".....going down the "stairs", back to the physical realm...not "hell""...lol. The light, needs no explanation. And frangipani is a Holy flower. Enlightenment (Buddha-conciousness), Annointing (Christ-conciousness)....all "awakening"....bringing those qualities, back into the Earth realm. Beautiful Blessingsl!!!!! And now you two get to "Bless" us...thank you ♥♡★☆★★♡♥♥♥♥☆☆☆☆☆

[@rakeshkumarmadella7955]

Another amazing sir.. I like almost all the videos.. I have watched all your videos.. And the best one was of Jasan Silva.. crawl in your mind.. clear the cobwebs of your mind and paint the walls of your mind.. that was wow.. I never heard a intro like that.really amazing..one day I want will smith on this interview

[@alexanderberhane436]

What an extraordinary life!

[@Squigglydodah]

This interview has a great volume level. They all need to be like this! Many are way to quiet and very hard to hear.

[@harutoriku9470]

This is gold. Thank you!

[@risaface]

I'm digging the intro music change! It's very calming--coming from a heavy metal lover. I don't think I'll have to turn down the volume only to raise it after the music ends. (: 👏

[@rumegar341]

“Success isn't always about 'Greatness', it's about consistency. Consistent, hard work gains success. Greatness will come.” #therock 😀🤙

[@TomBilyeu]

Consistency... ain't that the truth.

[@Igbostudy]

Thanks Chip

[@veterinaryacupunctureservi9756]

I do agree, there is a sense of separation from self. A distance from the ego

[@jodipuentes6306]

Another great interview! Thank you!

[@patlassiter7670]

THIS! Excellent and inspiring discussion!!!

[@TheCrazyAztec]

At 52 feeling as if all is starting over, this has been violently helpful, thank you gentlemen...!

[@passionfruitproductions6184]

I love your page, thankyou for doing what you do. I wish you the best.

[@martaradecka7176]

Totally amazing interview! 44 and in editing stage of my life, though until now I did not have a name for it. I have also no concept of age and I am avid learner. This interview has ticked so many boxes for me. As always, thank you Tom for another great episode. 😊

[@bec2629]

This channel is life changing.

[@annam.3300]

Great episode, Tom!

[@riveravictor]

But my God, I can relate so much to what you shared over in the speech you gave in Unstoppable. I am a veracious reader right now, and this has helped a lot in application. But the feeling of being "stupid" compared to these co-founders is crazy. It's as if they know what I know at a level WAYYYYYY deeper. Added to that, they can go beyond that. The priding yourself on being a learner is the best piece of advice I got from you. Just so you know, I'm really milking this opportunity to speak with you right now. Haha! Good luck with the rest of the day man. Thanks!

[@-CC_.Puppets-]

Love all your video's. Watched some of em multiple times. I watched the one with ed mylett over 5 times. I really want to see an interview with stephen duneier. His ted talk is one of the most inspiring one I've seen and ive watched almost every ted talk video, some multiple times too. Thanks for what you do.

[@leapoffaith1286]

Always great content thanks TB! 👍

[@sandrarussell1073]

Great information

[@sagarpareek1625]

You Are My Hero Sir Thank You Sir For Everything.....👍👍

[@TomBilyeu]

It's my honor!

[@UnchartedWorlds]

Tom i haven't seen you make comments before, i noticed you being active in comments pretty sweet, keep it up.

[@eltonmoodley]

Awesome stuff

[@aussieheroesgroup]

Awesome video 👍

[@whatdoyoulivefor735]

Yesyeses to everything Chip said.

[@whaterverunderthesun2906]

hi tom thanks for being with us n u r impact on world is paying off i fell very well * when i watch myself after u r video watching n watching only video to taking serious steps its my journey by u r mentoring n thanks for having us (only for watching also) b part in this show hope u r doing well tell me what i can do for you :) n last but not least be legendary

[@corazon2466]

Tom - every time you do an interview, I think this is the best one yet but this one really hit home and most likely because I am 46 and in the process of reinventing myself and switching from an employee to become an entrepreneur. So much wisdom , so many good quotes - I just listened for the second time to take more notes. For me the best quotes are :”First half of life is all about being interesting and the second half is all about being interested “ and “ a fixed mindset is all about winning and trying to prove yourself whilst a growth mindset is all about learning and improving yourself 🧠🕺”. I will definitely buy his book and would be keen to his “elder academy “. Thank you for the continuous high quality content. Warmest regards from London.

[@DavidGetchel]

Burning Man is amazing! I've participated twice and hope to again this year. Gifting fresh baked bread from my bread van.

[@garthgriffith4237]

Tom at 15:26 "..I fall into the death denier camp. I am actively pursuing living forever." Priceless, lol. The deadpanned delivery. All.of it.

[@MakeUpJunkie2285]

Please vlog your burning man experience, Tom!

[@marvelousinspirations469]

POWERFUL 💖

[@alexandraviola9896]

Curiosity is priceless!

[@veterinaryacupunctureservi9756]

I think one of the most important things he says: the higher the URL experience, the higher the need for the I RL experience: the in real life experience

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

Some of my friends had their quarter life crisis at 30 years old. 🔥🔥🔥

[@keshakellogg5995]

Same here. I think the message conveyed to today's youth is that the 20s are your best time, and if you don't get it right or attain what you want by 30, it can feel pretty bleak for those who believe that.

[@spiritualselftherapy]

I had mine at 24!!! omg doing life backwards

[@chaosdweller]

So did or didn't curiosity kill the cat?

[@diegonayalazo]

thanks

[@natalieyeadon6546]

Hi Tom--based on your obsession with staying "mortal" forever and with some of your guests who discuss suicide and near death experiences, I thought you might be interested in inviting Sam Parnia as a guest on you show. He wrote a book entitled "Erasing Death" and talks about the very experience that Chip Conley experienced himself.

[@FF-fb3vd]

Great again... as usual) )) ♥♥♥

[@dr.ashishsoni6306]

You invited Entrepreneur, Enthusiast, Motivator, and short time experience as monk-like Jay Ghanashyam Shetty, but pieces from puzzle are still missing, means to interview the monk who spends decades as monks. Finally, I would like to say, please interview Dandapani who lives as Monk for a decade. He always focuses to talk about "how to focus and live a happy life". I don't have to mention to check the detail because you always do and always make a fantastic intro.

[@susank585]

Hi, Tom. Your value is outstanding and inspiring. Thank you! Where can one find Chip's list of top festivals? Cheers, Susan

[@imaginationastronaut6568]

Recognizing and acting on patterns is key

[@TomBilyeu]

Yes, indeed!

[@elicohen8156]

I don’t get it

[@YIchigoY]

Haha I love Chip cheekily convincing Tom to join him to come to Burning Man ;) I hope you go to burning man Tom 🤗

[@spiritualselftherapy]

There are pieces of truth and wisdom in this... also, he's privileged.

[@christopherspringmann]

Great show, absolutely memorable, thank you, but Is there a transcript available, please?

[@JJD93]

Ty🙏🏼💙

[@MT-lq9fq]

awsome i totely believe what he is saying

[@excel04]

In his 87th year Michelango was quoted as saying 'Ancora imparo' (I am still learning).

[@maxswanson7330]

omg thats exactly what i experienced dying! became the trees, the grass dew on people's face.