how else do we become humble but by humiliating ourselves? Admitting we made a mistake, letting others know that we aren't perfect. It's one of the hardest things to do. But it is the path forward. I have a hard time admitting when I'm reacting out of fear/shame and often become attached to my reactions because it feels embarrassing to not commit, or to have to stop and admit that I'm actually not frustrated at what I said I was. It can be very complicated but in the end, leads me to the truth I want to be embodying.

Cheers,

consciouswes

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thoughts about always wanting to be right. recognizing my natural tendencies as well as the stories I've created around my preferences as a shield to avoid humiliation. the stream is flowing in this one.

cheers,

consciouswes

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a classic rant about capitalism and the predicament of global society that gives the majority of us two choices: submit to the powers that be or be overtaken by the powers that be. and that, my friends, is a false choice. By banding together and recognizing our power as individuals, we (like we see in the story of A Bug's Life) can create the third choice for all of us. 

cheers,

consciouswes

back in the closet for a delightful chat about processing thoughts and when I've felt belonging throughout life. 

Hope you are channeling this full moon energy and making your life joyful and meaningful.

cheers,

-consciouswes

streaming my consciousness into this podcast is incredibly helpful to me and doing so 365 times will absolutely help me out. I do not find it appealing to commit to 365 days straight of podcasting, but instead I am committing to 365 future episodes of this podcast, this episode being the first of those 365. I never got to my point about the guy who did 365 days straight of podcasting but the original claim was that after uploading a podcast for 365 days in a row you will no longer have to worry about money. And after he did it he said that he still worries about money..but now it is problems like if he can afford to go on a $10,000 leadership retreat or not. 

Scarcity mindset is rearing its head in my life lately and I see it as an opportunity to address all the things that I previously would have simply ignored. It's easy to go a day without addressing your limiting beliefs, without acknowledging your despair, or without understanding your emotions. I am now attempting to do just that. A daily step into my aware mind.

Thanks for listening.

- consciouswes

a real-time recording of Heaven and I becoming friends. We are recognizing the way that our current jobs are not aligned with our passions and we are building up the courage to leap into the unknown. 

A few accounts that were mentioned in the episode:

@tarotbybronx on twitter/IG/TT for tarot and HD content

@ijaadee on IG for HD content

You can find Heaven @celestialmami on Twitter and @cielito.lind0 on TT

As always, hmu @consciouswes on IG/TT/Twitter

epic livestream episode. shoutout to the tiktok fam for helping guide this conversation and for hyping me up. the STREAM is real and I'm glad you're here to soak in it with me. 

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today we dive into the stream with my dear friend, Carly Stasko.

A sunny day calls for a sunny chat and a true appreciation for the life that the sun provides to all earthlings.

This was truly an effortless conversational exploration of our minds and mining of our experiences to create connection. if you are reading this to see what this episode is about, all I have for you is an affirmation that you have come to the right place. 

Thanks again to Carly for being a part of this episode. 

Carlyis a self-titled Imagitator (who agitates imagination) from Toronto, Canada. She is a creator, educator, healer and loving parent who left the city a year ago to live in the woods with her husband and young sons during the pandemic. She’s been written about and featured in documentaries for her culture jamming art and activism, worked as a freelance television and radio producer at the Canadian Broadcast Corporation, and spent the last decade as a mentor at the University of Toronto’s Integrated Learning and Community Engagement Program where she founded the Dream Job Academy and more recently trained and supported a team of student podcasters called the Storyweavers. Since the pandemic she is helping kids with virtual school, dancing outside every day, creating lots of content on TikTok, and facilitating online workshops. 

www.intrinsik.net TikTok: @hartsage YouTube: Carlystasko