I remember one therapist I went to would lead me down the road of what was going on with me when I was at “war“ in my heart and mind, feeling like I needed to “win the war” she would simply ask me, “and then what?” And I would answer with some more fear, getting closer to the “win,” she would as me again, “and then what?” and again, I’d be one step closer to the win, by the third or fourth time she asked me, I realized there was no point to what I was worried about, there was no “win.” What is the true “win” for whoever wins this war? All these people fighting…. And then what?
I love that Chaplin speech; it's amazing how well the Hans Zimmer score goes with it. Looking forward to hearing about the those other heroes on vintage Friday.
I remember one therapist I went to would lead me down the road of what was going on with me when I was at “war“ in my heart and mind, feeling like I needed to “win the war” she would simply ask me, “and then what?” And I would answer with some more fear, getting closer to the “win,” she would as me again, “and then what?” and again, I’d be one step closer to the win, by the third or fourth time she asked me, I realized there was no point to what I was worried about, there was no “win.” What is the true “win” for whoever wins this war? All these people fighting…. And then what?
I love that Chaplin speech; it's amazing how well the Hans Zimmer score goes with it. Looking forward to hearing about the those other heroes on vintage Friday.