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The walk across America may be over, but this is just the beginning for Let's Talk! 

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Hey everyone! Sorry I've been absent from social media for a while. It felt right to put it down and rest in what was right in front of me😌 . A month has passed now since I reached the ocean. Yet part of me still feels like I'm on the journey. For a while I thought things might change when I finished. Like I'd pop back to the old me. But Im realizing that nothing has changed. Every conversation is still an opportunity to experience real spontaneous connection. To speak honestly and listen deeply will always be a chance to taste the real flavors of life. The journey is with me now and it always will be. Still, I hope to go forward, to look ahead and embrace the change that will always be creeping around the corner☀️ . Also, some very exciting news! First, the Let's Talk short documentary is well on its way and will be released in the coming months! The moments we filmed in the desert have been some of the most precious memories of my journey and soon I will be able to share them with you🎬 . Finally, over the past month I've begun to write a book. A way to boil down this whole experience and share what I believe should be heard. I hope to explain my time on the road, to put it in one place and try to shine a light on what is at stake🚶
Walking through downtown LA was an incredible view into one of the most lively cities in the world. People from every culture and way of life in one place. When I lived in LA for a couple months in 2014 I was totally intimidated. But on this day it was magical. After my journey I had the confidence to go out and engage. To ask the street musician or the barista how they were. To learn from them about there lives in the city of Angels. I immediately learned how rich the culture is there🙌🏼 . I've realized it's easy to live life just looking at things from a distance. But when we go out and engage with others we learn it's not so scary. In fact, it's invigorating and deeply fulfilling🌎
I couldn't leave Goose on the board walk. Dragging him through the sand wasn't easy but having the ocean right there made me forget about how hard it was😉 . Today I'll be hanging out from noon to 6pm by Venice beach and would love to talk! If anyone is interested in stopping by, DM me and I'll let you know where I am 👊🏼
Yes, our phones are endlessly stimulating, comfortable, cheap, easy and reliable. But when we embrace those around us in person and allow ourselves to be vulnerable we gain a deeper understanding of them and of ourselves. We begin to be comfortable with who we are. We begin to step into a mental space where we are the only ones there. And we begin to think about what we want from this life. What is your journey? You don't have to do something crazy. But you should learn to be vulnerable and truly engage with others. We only have a handful of time to enjoy and help this planet. When we realize we are in control of our fears and of our time we can move forward with vigor and life. We can continue on our journey with passion and creativity. With honesty and truth.
"I Just Walked 3000 Miles Across the USA"🚶 . It's interesting to me how this trip evolved. The core message stayed the same but my understanding of why it was important changed. By mile 3000 I realized how much is really at stake for us. When we find balance in how we use our devices we learn to be vulnerable. We learn about others and we learn about ourselves🙌🏼