Hey.
So, for the past few months, I've been moving into a home that I think I'm going to live in for a very long time.
Sort of a permanent, semi permanent home, which is a little bit different than the last few times that I've moved, because the last few places that I've lived in Los Angeles specifically have been very temporary, and I've known that about them.
So I've never really fully settled myself in.
Whereas the home that I just moved into is going to be permanent, I'm going to live there for at least the next few years.
And because I had it in my mind that this home that I'm moving into is going to be permanent, or shall I say semi permanent.
Because I have this idea and this feeling that this home is going to be quite permanent, I decided to really put the effort in to making this space as comfortable as possible.
Because in all the other places I've lived, in Los Angeles specifically, I've always had it in the back of my head that I'm only gonna be there for a year or so.
And so I never really put the effort into making these spaces feel comfortable and feel right.
You know what I mean?
I've just been lazy.
I was like, I don't need to do that.
I'm gonna move out in a year.
I just need to get a little bit settled, and then that's good enough.
I'm not gonna put the extra effort into making this place feel mine and feel me, because why would I do that?
Right?
And then with this home, I've really put the effort into making it feel me and to making it super comfortable.
And I realized that I should have been doing that all along, because the effect that it has on your brain and your overall happiness and well being is insane to me.
I had no idea how much my environment had been affecting me over all of these years until I really put the effort into making my environment as perfect as it can be.
And I learned a lot through the process.