"Stories from a DE-Construction Worker"

"Rebuilding isn't the hard part; The tearing out, getting rid of the old, that's the hard part." - Abigail Hobbs - Story of doing a big siding job with Nate and how I was shocked to learn that it's the dismantling of the job that's the most difficult part. - Story of my second job with Nate replacing rotten facia board and how I learned it takes a team to keep each other protected and safe. - Story of how my "simple" recycling project turned into two days, a lot of work, and a lesson about why it's hard to rewire our minds. - The negative messaging that I am working on deconstructing right now. Here are some of the takeaways from today's episode: It takes a lot of time and effort to dismantle the old patterns and beliefs we have had our whole life. Our brains are designed for continual upkeep. Sometimes we need a professional to help us through really dangerous spaces. "Deconstructing always happens before improvement." - Abigail Hobbs