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Quit job, not knowing what I'd do, but I thought it's not ethical of me to work in a company I'm not passion about, as I'm not giving them my full focus. I had the option to go back to building but didn't really want to do that. Before I left, Christina got me to go out and do a presentation to a couple in The Gap. Was awesome fun, absolutely loved it, and they were really impressed. 

Left Christina with a little gift, a book from Jamie Mcintyre

Came home and saw on my email an opportunity to work in Niurka's company part time

Left the following morning, driving back to Melbourne to get organized to get over to the state, to take this opportunity. Was missing my friends as soon as I got out of Brisbane.

On my trip, I took a "shortcut" which turned out to be a loooong windy road through the northern hills of NSW. Absolutely freakin flippin froken flappn OUTSTANDING! The views were spectacular, fresh air, birds, rainforest and ROCKS, big ones (love rocks). And the windy road to me seemed like a great opportunity to try out my racing track skills hehe

Below is driving down a steep hill, they have these "emergency lanes" on the side (see dirt road) for trucks that obviously don't have brakes, and it goes up hill so that the trucks can use this to stop

Stopped at Glen Innes, and asked a lady who ran a chicken shop if she knew Jamie Mcintyre, cos I knew he grew up in that town. She said yeah, and when I told her that he's doing all this great stuff like seminars, books and things, she looked at me all weird like. 

Am now at Wagga Wagga to stayed at my friends place Rachel's for the night. Drove for 15 hrs and got here at midnight.

Woke up feeling "comfortable", haven't felt comfortable for a long time. Which made me learn something. Being in this comfort zone, I was able to go within, and identify some things

I was listening to Craig Jervis on the way down yesterday, and he was saying to "seek out uncertainty", and I absolutely believe in this. But what I've noticed is that in the last month I have been in lots of uncertainty, and when in uncertainty, I was being less honest with myself, and covered up my beliefs cos I was "pushing, pushing, pushing," and didn't think I could afford to get honest. 

I think it's important when moving into uncertainty to make sure that you're true to yourself, and that you make the time to go within, and get honest!

Rachel's just hopped out of the shower, can't wait to see her, it's been aaages

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