july

Loss is a forcing function for appreciation

When you lose a loved on, you really realize how much you loved them, and appreciated them

When you lose your health, you really appreciate how much your health matters to you

When you become an adult, you really appreciate what your parents did for you to be here

creating and destroying; built flying cars & autonomous vehicles, now building /faust, more here: /july, web: july.rocks

One way to mitigate the shock of loss, is to front run the forcing function and appreciate what you have today - your health, your friends, your family, anything - really

Years ago I was doing a long hike (5 weeks) and beyond just appreciating the fact that I was able to pay for  and set aside time to do so, I focused the feeling of being able-bodied and healthy enough to do something like that. Really tried to commit the feeling to memory. I still do that from time to time.

Starting Creed / technical partner of Ethereal Ventures / co-founded Consensys Diligence / really good at anxiety

I think not having a filter, at least how I understand it, is your just about being truthful to how you are and what you feel. 

If that involves loving others and letting them know I could not supported more full heartedly.

Definitely agree! I think having any sort of mental disfunction that causes you to not filter a lot of shit you say kind of combats this, as well.

If you have strong ADHD and speak your unfiltered mind a lot people will know you love them (or not) more often!