22/08/2023
“It doesn’t matter if the glass is half full or half empty. What matters is that the glass can be refilled.”
This quote hits hard when we think about the past two years of knowing and working with Travis.
The glass can be emptied.
The glass can be refilled.
The glass can overflow and fill other cups.
In two years of working together Travis has become a homeowner. He purchased a motorcycle that wasn’t powerful enough so he upgraded. He’s been on multiple vacations around the country and there is no end in sight to the amount of glass refilling this guy is doing.
But it’s not his own glass that is being refilled now. It’s everyone around him that’s getting topped off.
I got a call from his father one day and he said “it’s not often that a parent gets to learn from their child like this.”
Camille and I did a major renovation on our home this year.
Kris is on his heels, absorbing all of his information, becoming a better force free trainer every single day.
All of the cool stuff that he’s doing for himself he’s also doing with his significant other, filling her cup, just not with the motorcycle.
Working with someone like Travis is infectious. Everyday is a new beginning. Everyday we express gratitude to each other. Everyday we are ready to improve and to become better people. Everyday is a glass that we must pour into relentlessly until it flows and spills and spreads all over the place. If you have the privilege to work with Travis, you just may understand.
How has Travis helped refill your chalice? Your goblet? Your decanter? Your Yeti? Maybe he fills your heart like he does ours?