Do The Weird  CanThings Now While You Still

I’ll be honest. I’ve done some weird things in my life. I’ve donated bone marrow for stem cell research (and money). Six times. I’ve crashed on couches, vacationed in Iowa, and many other things for which others might be ashamed. OK, the Iowa one is kind of shameful for me, too.

There’s a time and a place to do weird things, and our side-hustling attorney friend Kevin is realizing that now is not the time. Perhaps he’ll be back to his weirdly-behaving self as an empty-nester one day. Time will tell.

This past year has been one of the craziest of my life – not just because of the pandemic, but also because of how much my life has changed. .

Of course, I’ve had big life changes before. Graduating from law school, starting my first job, getting married, quitting my job to pursue self-employment – all of these were big events. On a practical level though, these events didn’t really change my life that much

Sure, I might have had a new job or a new living situation, but for the most part, my lifestyle didn’t change. I was still out there doing what I was doing. And importantly, the way I thought about my life didn’t change.

Last year, however, my wife and I had our first kid. There’s probably nothing more life-changing than having children. Before kids, I only had to think about myself. But when you have children, in a way, your needs become secondary..

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