The Joy Of Missing Out is a personal musing about the inherent internal conflict one has regarding a healthy and sometimes necessary withdrawal from certain aspects of life and relationships in order to create space and allow a “coming to terms” with the true nature of one's being and the work that needs to be done as a result of that. For me, the primary vector for this was practicing and studying meditation over the last 8’ish years. The title of this record, The Joy Of Missing Out, was pulled directly from Oliver Burkeman’s book “Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals”.