Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
The End of a Chapter and the Answer to Most Things. Also, Into the Mystic Ep 121
The End of a Chapter and the Answer to Most Things. Also, Into the Mystic Ep 121
The End of a Chapter and the Answer to Most Things. Also, Into the Mystic Ep 121
Friday 12th March 2021
Join Preston Moore on 'The High Cost of Anonymity' as he reflects on moving from Philadelphia and finding inner peace by embracing the present moment.
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Get the buttons here!From Philly to Peace: Preston Moore's Journey of Letting Go
The solution is always the same. What do I need to do to accept the moment exactly the way it is, whether it's good or bad, and be okay with what is?
Ever felt like moving was more than just packing boxes? In this episode of 'The High Cost of Anonymity', host Preston Moore takes us on a heartfelt journey as he bids farewell to his first home in Philadelphia. With humor and raw honesty, Preston dives into the bittersweet experience of leaving behind the hustle and bustle of the East Coast.
He shares his struggles with the no-nonsense culture, where making eye contact felt like a rare event and keeping a tight circle was the norm. For a southerner like him, this was a tough adjustment. But beyond the physical move, Preston opens up about the deeper internal shifts. He talks candidly about his battles with addictive behaviors, constantly seeking validation through drugs, alcohol, success, or approval from others.
The real challenge, he reveals, is the lack of self-worth that fuels these addictions. The solution? Embracing the present moment and accepting life as it is. Preston encourages listeners to try new things and find peace within themselves, no matter how chaotic life gets. His message is clear: Inner peace comes from accepting what is, whether it's good or bad. Tune in for a relatable and inspiring conversation that might just help you find your own path to contentment.