Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
17 years is a long time to continue wishing things were different EP 123
17 years is a long time to continue wishing things were different EP 123
17 years is a long time to continue wishing things were different EP 123
Monday 5th April 2021
Preston Moore reflects on 17 years of wishing things were different after his father's death, sharing how fatherhood and time shifted his perspective.
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Get the buttons here!17 Years of Wishing: Preston Moore Reflects on Loss and Growth
I'm already doing it, I'm already on the direction, and it doesn't really matter if I can explain it in a concise way. I feel like it is unique and different.
Have you ever spent years wishing things were different? In this heartfelt episode of 'The High Cost of Anonymity', host Preston Moore opens up about the long journey of grappling with his father's death 17 years ago. For much of that time, Preston found himself stuck in a cycle of wishing his dad had been different, wishing he hadn’t passed away, and wishing he had more time with him.
He candidly shares how he blamed his father for his own shortcomings, focusing on what he didn’t want to inherit from him. But here's the twist: becoming a father himself and hitting the milestone age of 40 brought a shift in perspective. Preston now finds himself more grateful for his dad, appreciating the qualities he admired and wanted to emulate. He reflects on how his father was great with people and in his element when helping others.
This episode is a touching exploration of how our views on family and loss can evolve over time, offering a sense of hope and gratitude amidst the grief. If you've ever struggled with loss or wished things were different, this conversation might just resonate with you.