The higher degree to which you want something, the more it’s necessary to let go of it if you want to do, be, experience, have it. Letting go is gaining the control you once had but are lacking in that particular moment.

Have fun with it, easy does it. Just don’t stop doing it. The constant experiment.

In the middle of adversity is right where the thing you most desire is. Where you can plunge into finding the solution to the one problem that seems to continue to come up.

The more scheduled tasks and experiences that you’re aware of, that make up your bigger goals. The more likely you are to get them done, in the same 16 hours of time that you are awake. Thus, slow down time.

How to perceive the situation of going for what you really desire instead of what you once thought was all you can accomplish, and seeing more of your way to what you really desire as more logical and simple.

If you aim for the board but don’t aim for the specific target you want, you won’t likely get it. Hitting the board is a good start. The next thing to do is aim more precisely for what you want. If you don’t. At least you hit the board. You gave it a shot. And that’s something to work with.

Thoughts on seeing the possibilities of taking risks and trying something new

This episode is especially for creative individuals, in the arts. Life is about balance. And finding that balance is key in becoming aware of the value and usefulness of what it is you’re doing in any given moment.

Mental strategies to trick your brain when experiencing negative emotions like anxiety, frustration, anger or depression. And how and when to ask useful questions.

Ways to use your imagination more resourcefully. And the best time to do it.