I also know I'm making a mountain out of a mole hill but I think it starts with this attitude

Plus the real liberal propaganda is the government telling us the economy is great without increasing the national minimum wage and every house being unaffordable

The smart phone. Why do we need the Internet in our pocket??

These are the struggles and the questions swirling in our head, maybe while driving our fabulous new car to our beautiful home to a loving family. That all looks great until you peer inside the psyche.

Who am I? What is wrong with me? Why am I so unhappy and lonely all the time? Why do I feel like no one understands me? Why do I feel useless and powerless?

When you have a different perspective you see that the faces, facades, circumstances, geographical locations all differ, yet the struggle is essentially the same.

Comparison makes it look like life is easy for many people, yet this is an illusion and a dangerous one at that. It makes us feel small, unworthy, angry, resentful. No good comes from it. But what if you lived another life for a day? And then the next day, a different one? And so on.

It’s easy to see other’s facades and think their life is easy or that there is no struggle. That’s bullshit. Everyone has a hard time. Everyone deals with sadness, depression, loneliness, and anxiety. It just looks different than yours.

Is sing in a Jesuit parish in San Francisco. It’s comforting to know this would NEVER happen there.

This is a great book. The sequel is also.

Is this really you? Or a photoshopped pic?!?