I started reading a book called Power vs. Force by Dr, David Hawkins the other day. This text appears as though it will continue my path down further exploration of human behavior and thought patterns.

It has now been a few weeks, and I have finished reading Power vs. Force. Though I am done reading the text, I feel like the lessons learned are living breathing entities that pop up randomly in life. There are things that I can't seem to place, but I feel like they are true depictions of things that one couldn't possibly understand without context.

There are always surprised looks when I tell people that I wake up at 3AM everyday--yes, even on the weekends. 

The most common question is "what time do you go to sleep?" People also typically want to know what super power that I have that keeps me rising at such an odd time. The answer? I have no super powers and I generally go to sleep between 8:45 and 9:30. Every now and again I will get a wild hair and stay up until 9:45...if I just want to get crazy with it. 

I have been the new kid a lot in my life. In my earlier years we moved around a lot, so it wasn't until around high school that I was able to stay put long enough to develop relationships. 

While there are drawbacks to always being the new kid, I feel that through these experiences I was able to stretch myself as a human. I was able to, unknowingly, develop the super power that allows me to quickly get to know people and bond. 

I am a fan of all music. So it goes without saying that being on Spotifyconstantly is how I get through the work day, and I have more recently used the Chill Instrumental playlist as white noise at home during zero screen time. 

A place where people can have access to millions of songs and are free to go down a rabbit hole of everyone's catalog, is incredible. It is a match made in heaven for me.