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Goodbye Guilt  Winona was raised pseudo-Catholic and I was
raised Jewish, which means we understand the feeling of guilt
intimately. Mostly, we feel it all the time about pretty much
everything. And we were wondering, what would be able to
accomplish in life if we weren’t constantly paddling in an
Olympic-sized swimming pool of guilt? Existentially speaking, we
think a small amount of guilt is healthy to keep one’s moral and
ethical standards in check. But the amount we wade through on a
daily basis about something as stupid as the dishes in the sink
is just a waste of energy. Guilt literally exhausts you, weighs
you down and holds you back. It keeps you focused on the past or
the future instead of the present. It keeps you in a state of
anxiety instead of a state of peace. And worst of all, it makes
you second guess yourself.