“Be where your feet are. That’s what my mom says when I’m forecasting – or bugging out about the future. I’m supposed to let an ice cube melt in my hand or flick a rubber band around my wrist so I can, you know, snap out of it, but I don’t do either. I let the circles spin.”

“Be where your feet are. That’s what my mom says when I’m forecasting – or bugging out about the future. I’m supposed to let an ice cube melt in my hand or flick a rubber band around my wrist so I can, you know, snap out of it, but I don’t do either. I let the circles spin.”

— Mary H.K. Choi