I love having my brother on the podcast because you never know where the conversation will lead. In this episode Roman and I break open a few cans of worms and dive deep into what life has been like for us. We cover everything from a recent car accident to emotional breakdowns. I hope you enjoy this episode. Thanks for listening, and keep on rethinking.
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I love having my brother on the podcast because you never know where the conversation will lead. In this episode Roman and I break open a few cans of worms and dive deep into what life has been like for us. We cover everything from a recent car accident to emotional breakdowns. I hope you enjoy this episode. Thanks for listening, and keep on rethinking. Support Rethoughts Go to Website

I love having my brother on the podcast because you never know where the conversation will lead. In this episode Roman and I break open a few cans of worms and dive deep into what life has been like for us. We cover everything from a recent car accident to emotional breakdowns. I hope you enjoy this episode. Thanks for listening, and keep on rethinking.
<a href="https://www.patreon.com/rethoughts" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support Rethoughts&nbsp;</a>
<a href="//rethoughts.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Go to Website</a>

Flowing with Roman Gray

When I explain Rethoughts to someone, I often use the imagery of a tree. To aid in a tree’s growth we prune branches that get in the way. These branches may be diseased, home to pests, or running into each other. By removing the parts that no longer serve the organism we also promote growth in another direction. In many ways Rethoughts is a method of growing, but with an added emphasis on pruning the parts of us that no longer serve us. It is a call to rethink what you are or, more accurately, what you think you are. 

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When I explain Rethoughts to someone, I often use the imagery of a tree. To aid in a tree’s growth we prune branches that get in the way. These branches may be diseased, home to pests, or running into each other. By removing the parts that no longer serve the organism we also promote growth in another direction. In many ways Rethoughts is a method of growing, but with an added emphasis on pruning the parts of us that no longer serve us. It is a call to rethink what you are or, more accurately, what you think you are. Welcome to Rethoughts, a revolution of the mind.

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