Aaron Hartman, MDFunctional Medicine Specialist | Clinical Researcher

Tin Man Gets a Heart | Navigating Life_ One Step at a Time

28 Sept 2024 · 0 min

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A short first-person reflection by Aaron Hartman, MD, describing how he arrived at his current life position. He uses a walking metaphor—focusing on toes, feet, and a pathway—to illustrate staying present during a journey and avoiding getting stuck in details; he expresses contentment and surprise about being where he is.

Like, how did I get here? But in the walking and the journey was just literally, I'm looking down at my toes going, there's one toe, there's another foot, there's another foot. I see a little pathway there. I wasn't getting stuck in the weeds. But it's. In hindsight, you know, how did I get here? How did you get here? In hindsight, like, where else would I want to be? Well, nowhere. Like, I can't imagine myself being anywhere else. I have no idea how I got here.

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