Deep thinkers hike

Topic for our discussion:

The truth about “falling behind”.

There’s a lingering feeling that we often carry. That somehow, we’re behind. Behind where we should be by now.

The pressure to conform to a timeline where we need to accomplish certain milestones (career, marriage, house, kids) can either resonate…or start to feel like a perpetual deception that’s been borrowed from parents, culture, society. When something starts to feel deceptive, or misaligned…we start questioning if it’s something we truly wanted in the first place.

What do we gain from conforming to a societal timeline? And what are the costs?
Where in your life do you feel like you're "behind" in?
What does being on track in life mean for you?

The trail is 2.3 miles, over 700 ft of elevation, considered a moderate hike.

I will meet you by the entrance of the trail, wait for everybody, then begin hiking at 8:10am.