On the hottest day on record in Salt Lake, my wife and I decided to go to the lake to paddleboard. We expected it to be a zoo, but it was absolute bedlam. We decided not to inflate the boards because there were so many people on the water, so we just went down and waded around, enjoying an adult beverage. My wife has been trying to teach our Bernedoodle to swim, and that day he went in up to his chest! Then she said something that landed somewhere I couldn't argue with: “You haven't let go of the things that drove you crazy before you quit." She was right. When I left corporate, my goal was to stop the busyness-chasing, self-doubt, the noise, and 7 months later, it's still running the show sometimes. In reflection, I realized that it took someone I trusted to act as a mirror to me and reflect back what I was feeling, saying out loud that thing that was bugging me. I was not yet allowing myself to appreciate the little things that make up a day or a relationship. I had not yet let go of the judgment and passive-aggressive nature I had adopted to succeed in the corporate world, which drained my true potential. Since then, I have committed to asking myself every day: “What is it that I am still doing on autopilot? What opportunities to be grateful am I missing?” What are your answers today?