Sure - until something doesn't work - repeatedly. There are some rules that are actually liberating and empowering when you understand them. Such as why and how we are wired for storytelling on a neurological

Thanks for the feedback but ...and bear with me here... maybe storytelling goes beyond analogy. Storytelling isn't just about boiling things down to be easier to digest, or about 'simplifying'. Story is

Admitting and coming to the real nitty gritty of ourselves is one of the most difficult - if not THE most difficult things we could ever do. But I can say with certainty that it is something that has an

BTW - resteemed and followed. Thanks for the insightful write up

Very well put. For a while now I have been very suspect of the role of crypto and its place in the narrative of the financial system. And while "bankers/banksters" is a widely understood term

thanks for the feedback tormod - feedback is always instructive for storytellers

thanks!

Indeed tyler - thanks for watching and for the feedback. It is important to get these points out so that we start to better understand where our real leverage for change is and why so often we set out

Yes that is a very cool thing. Because we can start with forgiving ourselves for the way we have been accepting the idea of "forgiveness" lol. And already that puts us on a different footing

Kim is fantastic and taking the things we are challenged by - and breaking them down in such a way that you kind of go "huh... okay that wasn't so bad". This blog is simply another example of