Peter Lohmann realized he's been postponing trips to Brazil, Spain, and Australia his whole life, waiting for a future that's already mostly passed. He argues the window to act is narrower than most people think, and waiting for someday means missing it.
I've always walked around with this idea in my head of, I'll have all this time to do things, a whole life ahead of me to go on trips and build businesses and make friends and raise my kids and all this. And now I'm realizing, kind of moving a lot faster than I thought, and a lot of that time is actually behind me already. It's not like I'm an old guy or anything. I think people do get the wrong idea because I have like a kind of a baby face, look a little younger than I really am. What my point of this is, like, things like going to Brazil or going to Spain or going to Australia or wherever, you're like, I'll get there, you know. Yeah, that'll be fun. One day we're gonna go there. I'm gonna have this adventure. We got to do this. Now. We got to do this now.
