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I watch a stupid amount of House Hunters, where people are constantly buying a place to turn into a b&b, and I call them crazy--but maybe it's not so crazy after all! What advice would you give to these people? What are some mistakes you made during the process? Aside from the proprietary aspect, what's your favorite part of running this type of business? obv you don't need to answer everything :)

Your place looks amazing! I'd love to visit some day, and wish you massive luck in continuing to find success.

Wow, absolutely fascinating and innovative.

Hey dude, as a therapist myself, no one is paying us to say nice things. And if that’s some therapist’s basic MO, they suck. We should help you recognize what you are doing well (that maybe you don’t realize), as well as help uncover what’s holding you back, flaws in your thinking, propose different options for behavior, etc etc. It’s meant to be challenging but eventually fulfilling. Positive reinforcement is an important part of the process, just like in training dogs lol.

If you really want to seek therapy and its benefits, just try to find someone with a good fit to your style. Therapists come in all sorts of personalities, not just the quiet, touchyfeely stereotype. Sorry for the ramble :)

I know some people who quit smoking pot and suddenly started recalling their dreams for the first time in ages. Any chance that’s it for you guys?

Aw, thanks man!