I am Stupid

Viktor Frankl is the psychotherapist who developed Logotherapy after surviving Auschwitz under the Nazi's

I first read this book years ago and so many things resonated, it really helped me at that time and I was inspired to study at his school, from which I now have an accreditation. Frankl is the first person I know of to articulate the connection between meaning and suffering with such a robust philosophy.

This is a reading of my Human Design chart by my coach/mentor Meenu Ananthh.

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One of my favorite books, Huxley is up there with McGilchrist in my very top modern philosophers

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Brief comments on Kirk assassination,

then another book review,

many patterns relevant to my parental trauma and other family trauma

Note's on Cloe's book

Plus a little update on my journey to transition my tech consulting business to more of a life coaching business (doing some free sessions right now so feel free to reach out)

Book review on "Narrative Therapy" by Freedman and Combs.

Fascinating to discover that there is a prevalent segment of therapists who use these concepts which are so highly in line with metaphysical idealism. Definitely encouraging as I consider a career transition into the therapy/coaching space.

Just summing up my best guesses on bitcoin as an investment over the next 5-15 years, and reviewing how to retire with tax free passive income by leveraging debt off your BTC (or any asset)

Mark Moss' video on this, includes links to his book and calculator:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dn7cn4xlIs

Here I wrestle with interpretations of the afterlife and also talk a bit about the personal career/mindset transition I've been going through.

I was largely inspired to explore these topics due to the works of John Burke, namely his book Imagine Heaven.

Continuation of the previous episode in an open mic format. We had 9 more speakers come up, all of whom had interesting input. Probably the best audience interaction I've had in any pod recording! Paul did a great job of addressing the many and varied questions and topics