Take a woman who suffered through abusive relationships, add in a hefty dose of codependence, mix in some serious drug and alcohol abuse, add 5 cups of victimhood mentality, and the result is a homeless woman with kids and a car living on a beach in California with nowhere to go. Now take that same woman and mix in some serious attitude of gratitude, a ton of mindfulness, and an extraordinary series of bumps along the road. That's Debbie G., and she graces our podcast today to tell some of her story and the life lessons she picked up along the way. True inspiration! Her website: https://www.spiritualitygonewild.com/

Walt brings in an article from cnet.com outlining the role that hormones play in coping with things like the pandemic, and the guys turn it into a discussion about Louis' four epiphanies: you are what you eat, you are what you drink, you are what you breathe, and you are what you think.

Since energy is such an important part of the Law of Attraction theory, we introduce newer listeners and viewers to the role that energy plays in becoming conscious creators.

Alyx couldn't join Dan and Walt today, but they made up for it by keeping the vibe funny anyway. We picked up a question someone posted on Facebook about manifesting a dream job and ran with it.

Cindie receives a letter from a listener asking us to do a deep dive on the topic of being and feeling worthy. Tell a friend to tell a friend!

We recorded this on Election Night 2020, and it seemed the perfect opportunity to discuss what it takes to not let politics drag us down in our daily lives.

Avinash wrote in with the following question for Louis: "I love the way he explained Law Of Attraction basics on Monday. I wonder if both of you can discuss about financial abundance basics next time Louis is on. Thank you."

Walt brings up some ideas he has had lately about what Source Energy feels like, and it leads to an exploration of the various ways we interact with Source Energy in our daily lives.

We begin by reading and answering a letter from a PRN listener who reacted to some advice we gave to another listener, and it becomes the basis for asking a simple, basic question of our own: do you really want to change? Change cannot take place by faking it. "Fake it until you make it" can be a starting point, but it cannot be an ending point.

As a follow-up to the last episode Cindie and Walt did together, we discuss more about the upper end of the emotional guidance scale. We also talk about the various ways to understand why people don't always live at the top of the scale.