So many possibilities. That’s the thought that went through my head the first time I saw these glasses.

I remember telling my wife, “I have so many ideas! When I get a pair, I’m going to do this, and I’m going to do that.”

I’m always coming to her talking about creating things, so she’s pretty used to it. She just tells me, “Put it on your wish list.” 😂

My social media coach at the time, Brittni Bell, was getting rid of her glasses, and I took the opportunity to get them.

Like I said, I had so many ideas that as soon as I got them, I just started recording my day.

See, when you have these glasses, it’s not like pulling out your phone. You don’t have to get prepared or anything like that. You just click the button, and it records everything you see.

I think the cherry on top was being able to record the process of coming to Vietnam. You know, getting on a plane, the experience in Doha, landing in Vietnam, and just everyday life.

Sometimes I click that button and forget I even clicked it because it records for three minutes at a time. Sometimes I don’t realize it’s stopped recording until I get the notification. I just keep going on with life, and I capture so many things so naturally.

I think sometimes I’m afraid I’m going to miss something, so I hit record anyway, just in case I see something I didn’t plan on seeing.

But I LOVE the experience.

Honestly, I have so many videos now that I’m going to have to put them in a Google Drive.

These Meta glasses have changed my life in an amazing way. And not to mention, because of my vision issues, they’ve helped me so much with that, too.

I have the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer, first generation, and I love them.

I was really trying to get a new pair before I left America, but it didn’t work out. These are holding me down just fine!

Keep up with me so you can experience life through my Meta glasses, too.