Said I Would

Life is full of games. Not all are created equal. Some are more compelling than others. Each compels its own demographic and they all have effects of varying degrees on those who play them. In this talk, we discuss the insecurities reflected in our decisions, in the way we speak, the aspirations we anchor ourselves into and the games we allow ourselves to be consumed by. Sometimes the greater victory than proving them wrong, being enough, and figuring it all out is… asking yourself whether the game is worth playing at all.

When did it stop being fun? Was it ever fun to begin with? Are there games out there that are more compelling, more fulfilling, more pleasurable and more aligned with what I know to be true about the world, the people in my life and how I relate to them? Hmm..

@00:00 - Fleeing The Present Moment

@00:59 - Thru The Storm We Find Direction / Trusting The inner Voice

@01:45 - Clarity Over Conditions

@02:24 - Evaluating Your "Needs"

@03:50 - Games Played Due To Outdated "Needs"

@04:42 - Releasing Outdated "Needs" / Turning Insecurity Into Superpowers

In this episode, we observe the requirements we put in place for fulfillment. For many of us, the chase for certainty breeds anxiety and pressure. Perhaps the way to peace is to reevaluating the boxes we feel we need to check in order to be fulfilled.