PC Conversation with Emily Esfahani-Smith

To live according to nature and our biological, neurological, and spiritual design to be Producers, the words consumer and consumerism must be eliminated and the mindset of Consumer Consciousness must be abolished. Consumer Consciousness interferes with our natural productive capabilities for effective decision making, good problem solving, and personal and interpersonal flourishing. It’s like a virus infecting the brain in the same way that a flu virus infects the body or a software virus infects a computer system. It’s a virus that takes the brain out of sync from the natural productive capabilities. And like the body’s production processes to fight off a flu virus is accompanied by physical pain and discomfort, the brain’s natural production processes to fight the invasion of the Consumer Consciousness virus is accompanied by stress, anxiety, fear, tension, frustration, boredom, and overall (dis)ease. We must stop operating in life with the false Consumer Consciousness that’s infecting, damaging, and taking our brain out of sync from its natural productive capabilities. We must begin thinking, talking, and interacting with each other using a consciousness (mindset) that is totally compatible with the reality that we are Producers. That compatible mindset is Producer Consciousness!

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To live according to nature and our biological, neurological, and spiritual design to be Producers, the words consumer and consumerism must be eliminated and the mindset of Consumer Consciousness must be abolished. Consumer Consciousness interferes with our natural productive capabilities for effective decision making, good problem solving, and personal and interpersonal flourishing. It’s like a virus infecting the brain in the same way that a flu virus infects the body or a software virus infects a computer system. It’s a virus that takes the brain out of sync from the natural productive capabilities. And like the body’s production processes to fight off a flu virus is accompanied by physical pain and discomfort, the brain’s natural production processes to fight the invasion of the Consumer Consciousness virus is accompanied by stress, anxiety, fear, tension, frustration, boredom, and overall (dis)ease. We must stop operating in life with the false Consumer Consciousness that’s infecting, damaging, and taking our brain out of sync from its natural productive capabilities. We must begin thinking, talking, and interacting with each other using a consciousness (mindset) that is totally compatible with the reality that we are Producers. That compatible mindset is Producer Consciousness!

To live according to nature and our biological, neurological, and spiritual design to be Producers, the words consumer and consumerism must be eliminated and the mindset of Consumer Consciousness must be abolished. Consumer Consciousness interferes with our natural productive capabilities for effective decision making, good problem solving, and personal and interpersonal flourishing. It’s like a virus infecting the brain in the same way that a flu virus infects the body or a software virus infects a computer system. It’s a virus that takes the brain out of sync from the natural productive capabilities. And like the body’s production processes to fight off a flu virus is accompanied by physical pain and discomfort, the brain’s natural production processes to fight the invasion of the Consumer Consciousness virus is accompanied by stress, anxiety, fear, tension, frustration, boredom, and overall (dis)ease. We must stop operating in life with the false Consumer Consciousness that’s infecting, damaging, and taking our brain out of sync from its natural productive capabilities. We must begin thinking, talking, and interacting with each other using a consciousness (mindset) that is totally compatible with the reality that we are Producers. That compatible mindset is Producer Consciousness!

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PC Conversation with Emily Esfahani-Smith

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