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Posted on 24 August 2010
Tags: anger management, present moment, self-improvement, zen
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Who's David Walker? I just might be the most curious and positive person you've ever met. No kidding. Young entrepreneur, self-optimization fanatic, Truth seeker, amateur philosopher, health enthusiast, artist, poet, comfort-bending adventurer. I've gone through a lot of personality shifts in my life, so I've naturally found myself extremely passionate about different things at different times. I'm constantly shifting my priorities and interests, what I believe, and how I feel since I've discovered that that's what allows me to be who I am.
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That reminds me of one of my favorite quotes about staying in the moment. “When you’ve got one foot in the future and the other foot in the past, you’re straddling the present moment and pissing all over it.”
Crass, but true.
p.s. Nice sunglasses.