2020: The year of my rebuilding. Much like rest of the world, I didn’t understand what was happening. The fears of the unknown, the uncertainty of tomorrow, the isolation, all led to a lot of self reflection. I found myself looking at all the pieces of me and figured out some pieces just didn’t quite fit. It took a bit to realize that some of the real pieces of me were ones I had put on the shelf. I picked them up, dusted them off, and while they fit perfectly, there was a good amount of discomfort as I learned how to grow into them again. With the help of friends, family, my wife, and God, I was able to see my true self and lean into who that man is. 2020 brought a lot of pain. But the joy, laughter, love, and support I shared with those dear to me in the midst of the rebuilding eclipsed everything else. In the end, 2020 has brought a lot to be thankful for. Thank you to my friends, old and new, for speaking into my life and believing in me. And thank you to Lauren for supporting me and being my rock and going on this journey with me. Here’s what I’ll say about 2020: rebuilding has been the hardest yet most rewarding. As for you, 2021? I can’t wait to see what we build.