Once again, my right, I'm supposed to have this that's not written anywhere. It's really not. And I think some people might feel that way, but ultimately you think about so many aspects of our lives, things that might or might not happen, we might get that job, we might not get that job, we might get that promotion. Nothing's promised, nothing's guaranteed. The only promise is that there is no promise. I promised you that much
C D
@ValuableActs · 4:59
Very, very early on, Theo Buddha was with a group of aesthetics. He went away. He came back. And these people who had been practicing a very drastic way of self immolation, trying to starve themselves, they went about it in all these different ways. He came back and he said, I'm enlightened. And they said, Prove it to us. And to hear it told, he put his hand on the ground, and He Said, This Is My proof
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:56
That's actually a privilege. And it was a consequence that I it really wasn't even a consequence. It was a mixture of a consequence. Parenting moment to a here is a lesson in this parenting moment. And he didn't like it because that meant that he needed to get off of his game and do the thing that I required
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:50
A very collegial work week. You got work stuff done. You got business stuff done. And without all of the negative ugh that I caused for myself and no one else caused for me. And that was my conclusion in terms of privilege, I get to go to work to a position that no, not only supplies my lifestyle, but allows me to also pour into my business. And that is a blessing and a privilege and not a given
Theo Seibold
@Thatoneweirdo · 4:59
And also, as far as and I've said this on some of my other swell casts, I think deep down we're all a little childlike. We're all a little timeless and not in a bad way, but I think we all have certain aspects of us, things happen in the adult world to us as we're grown and then we kind of revert back to some of that thinking. I think sometimes we just can't help it
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
C D
@ValuableActs · 3:37
What we have here, though, I think every single generation has an opportunity to reevaluate the best way that we want to live together, the way we want to act on and react to each other. And one of the beautiful parts about the American system and specifically capitalism, which is the free exchange of value where the proper role of government is to protect individual rights