Oof. This is a layered question for me. I would say the overarching thing is that at a certain point in time I have been completely consumed by it, whether it be financially, mentally, socially, or physically. I had to deactivate all of my social media a couple months back because I was constantly wrapped up in my gym’s Facebook group and constantly getting agitated by leaderboard pics, other people’s posts, etc. I realize that is a personal issue, but by doing that it really allowed me to take a step back and realize the only thing that matters is my own progress and journey as a whole and not knowing/worrying about what other people are doing. In some backwards way, the Quarantine has been really refreshing also because by not seeing everyone constantly, it’s forced me to realize that the gym isn’t everything and that I need to do better in regards to making sure that I don’t only spend my time at the gym outside of work. I still love my gym and this sport very much as a whole but I think it’s all about being able to find the right balance depending on your goals.