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My name is Tucker and this little project is really just a record for my kids who at this exact moment have zero interest in listening to anything Dad has to say. It's a simple collection ....

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8/23/23

HE CLIFF IS DEATH. We will all walk off it one day. We are, in fact, walking toward it right now. When you start to understand that the cliff is coming, you naturally become more compassionate and mindful. – Michael Easter

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8/22/23

As we experience fewer problems, we don’t become more satisfied. Instead we lower our threshold for what we consider a problem. This is referred to as the “science of first-world problems”. – Michael Easter

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8/18/23

I reject the notion that the job you excel at is somehow not enough to aspire to. – Lisa Fischer

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8/14/23

Sometimes when we become successful we also begin to doubt our own accomplishments. This is often referred to “imposter syndrome”.  An unsubstantiated belief that we’re not worthy of our achievements and/or don’t stack up equally to our peers or family. I felt this every day until I left my family business. It was self-perpetuated and wasn’t resolved until I had enough money in the bank to silence my inner critic. I guess I needed to prove myself to myself. – Dad

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8/11/23

If you really want to achieve long term success make it your mission to help those around you find it first. The rest will take care of itself. – Dad

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8/10/23

Today was one of those days where I missed my Dad. Not the Fox News watching, Trump loving, conspiracy theory nutjob who passed away last May, but the guy who used to take me to Pistons games, play golf and make people laugh. That version of my Father passed away in spirt long before his body. Wishing for something that doesn’t exist is unproductive, but remembering the good times in spite of the bad manages to keep it all in perspective. – Dad

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