The Good Life – September-October 2019

— or guys at any age — crying or
showing any emotion is just not
something you’re quite expected
to do. I remember we sat there
after it ended and we just kind of
looked at each other like, “Who’s
going to say something first?”
It was just such an amazing
account of D-Day, Normandy and
sacrifice.
GL: What’s one of your
biggest personality traits
that have changed since you
were in your early 20s.
JC: I’m quieter than I was then. I
think I’ve learned that time and
place are very important when
you have an opinion. To a certain
extent, you may be right about
something, but it might not be
the right time to share it. I don’t
think there’s anything wrong
about saying what you feel, but
I definitely do think that if you’re
looking to continue improving
relationships and connect with
people, or you’re looking to
improve your career, it’s okay
to not say something from time
to time. That doesn’t mean you
can’t say it at some point.
GL: What’s one thing
you’re really into, almost
like an obsession — besides
sports?
JC: I would probably now say,
my son. As every parent that will
read this knows, it’s just different.
He and Sarah have been
constantly on my mind as she’s
still on maternity leave. I’ve been
thinking about the future and
how to do what’s best and how to
provide, protect and guide, stuff
that was as far away as you could
think it would be a year ago.
GL: What does living the
good life mean to you?
JC: What I’m doing right now. •
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