Well, As A Kid I Did Not

You Are A Worksmith And Who Cares For His Brothers, Whos Not Seduced By Illusions Or Fair Weather Friends.

All Of My Unconscious Fears Were In My Face About Letting Go Of The Current Identity. A Lot Of The Thoughts That Came Up Were Fear-based And False, So I Had To Work To Let Them Go.

I Was Left To Painstakingly Deal With The Aftermath Of My Avoidance Later In Life, In Therapy Or Through The Lyrics Of My Songs.

Then I Realized That Secrecy Is Actually To The Detriment Of My Own Peace Of Mind And Self, And That I Could Still Sustain My Belief In Privacy And Be Authentic And Transparent At The Same Time. It Was A Pretty Revelatory Moment, And There's Been A Liberating Force That's Come From It.

I'm Really Clear About What My Life Mission Is Now. There's No More Depression Or Lethargy, And I Feel Like I've Returned To The Athlete I Once Was. I'm Integrating All The Parts Of Me - Jock, Musician, Writer, Poet, Philosopher - And Becoming Stronger As A Result.