Why does regret stem from unthinking actions, and how can conscious thinking prevent guilty consciences for sustained fun and fulfillment? In this raw episode, hosts Eldar, Toliy, and Harris explore regret's roots in subconscious slip-ups, ego-driven conclusions, and overlooked learning. From sales mishaps to childhood conditioning, unpack conditioning minds for better outputs, inverting "hard work" perceptions, and why fun—as presence and virtue—signals true alignment, turning pains into progress signals.

Key Takeaways:

• Conscious Thinking curbs regret: Preempt conclusions with questions—regret signals subconscious missteps; condition responses for automatic virtue, reducing guilty consciences.
• Fun as life's guide: Invert drudgery by installing fun in routines—presence dissolves time, making "hard" tasks effortless rewards of aligned journeys.
• Empowerment undoes cycles: Regret exposes ego/arrogance—prolonged fun proves subconscious mastery; preserve childlike joy through explanation, not force.
• Break subconscious sabotage: Fun demands virtue (focus, humility)—procrastination breeds pains; embrace regret as directional arrows toward enlightened living.

Most Insightful Moment: "You could have an anxiety about something. By you having that feeling to begin with, first, it means that you are making a conclusion... See if you could put yourself in a position to first ask a question before feeling a particular type of way," says Toliy, highlighting conscious thinking's power to preempt emotional traps.

Trapped in regret cycles or subconscious ruts? Dive in for unflinching tactics to reclaim your journey... but only if you're ready to empower beyond unthinking habits.

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