In episode 35, titled "What Good Is It for You to Gain the World but...?," hosted by Nelira Muse, the conversation delves into the importance of staying connected to one’s inner self while pursuing worldly success. Nelira emphasizes that the real danger isn’t in seeking external achievements, but in placing something outside of oneself—like wealth, fame, or validation—above the connection to one’s inner truth.

She highlights how this disconnect can lead to confusion and a sense of emptiness, as people lose sight of their true identity. Nelira critiques figures like Anton Daniels, who promote the idea that success must be achieved at the cost of one's inner values, leading many down a path of self-betrayal and disillusionment.

To counter this, Nelira underscores the importance of teaching and embodying self-love and self-acceptance, particularly for children. She argues that when kids are taught to value their inner selves, they are better equipped to navigate the complexities of the world without losing their sense of identity. This foundation of self-love helps cut down the confusion that comes from external pressures and false beliefs, allowing children to grow up with a strong sense of who they are.

The episode calls on listeners to prioritize inner work, self-love, and authenticity, both in their own lives and in the lives of those they influence, particularly the younger generation.