Like the moon, your life shines brightest when you're close to the right things. Perspective, proximity, and patience determine what you reflect to the world.

Show Notes: In this reflective Shark Theory episode, Baylor Barbee draws inspiration from a stunning supermoon — known as the Beaver Moon — to unpack lessons about perspective, patience, and personal growth.

He explains how life, much like the moon's orbit, doesn't move in perfect circles but in ellipses — with seasons when everything feels close, bright, and in flow, and others when you feel distant or lost. Baylor reminds us that distance doesn't change your value; it only changes your perspective.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

• Why life's cycles aren't symmetrical — and that's okay

• How proximity magnifies problems (and how to step back for clarity)

• Why we're reflections of the people, habits, and mindsets closest to us

• How to realign yourself when you feel distant from your purpose

• The power of choosing what (and who) you reflect daily

Featured Quote: "You didn't lose your light — you just drifted too far from what makes you shine. Get closer to the right things, and your reflection will brighten the world."