I’m not going to lie, but ever since my son was born I’ve been overly cautious of the world. He’s 18 months. Before him I was carefree and more of a go-getter and a “knock this project out the way” kind of attitude. I’m slowly started to make mini goals and reaching those. Compartmentalism is tough!

Have you ever been in my position? Sort of lost your groove but got the mental gears back to clicking the way they used to? Would you mind sharing your overall advice through your experiences?

I guess in a nutshell I’m asking, how to build/regain mental toughness without going overboard?

Topics: life, logic, fatherhood, adulthood, mental toughness, compartmentalism