It is near impossible for us to know every angle of a situation, but through the perspectives of others, we are able to gain invaluable insight outside of our own senses and experiences. Through this process, we tend to see that there are no right and no wrong answers which is a perspective very powerful to apply to everyday situations.

Jumping off of a two part series on word associations, we discuss other associations we as people create and store based on our experiences and trauma encountered during our existence.

Following the previous episode where we covered associations and the effect they have on our lives, we get into specific examples of some global word associations we have as a society and also share some personal word associations of ours.

Words tend to control our lives in ways we don't even realize. From our birth, we have unknowingly created associations with certain words and whenever they are used, emotional reactions are triggered causing confusion, hurt, blame, etc. Being able to identify these associations and then trace them back to their origination allows us to heal and gain more emotional management and control.

In this segment of the conversation we discuss an alternative perspective in viewing what it means to be your authentic self and how consideration plays a large role. This is part 2 of 2 of this discussion.

When one makes a change in their life, friends and family can have a hard time adapting. In this segment of the conversation we discuss ways to communicate change and what it means to be "authentic". This is part 1 of 2 of this discussion.

In this second half of the discussion, we discuss ways of utilizing our intuition to make decisions and how our individual attributes of our design (using the human design system as an example) effect our ways of engaging these senses.

Many of us have often used the word "feeling" to describe several different things such as something we sense, something we feel, an episode of intuition or even when we are emoting... But was is the difference between all of these words? Alexander breaks down what each one means within this philosophy.

Another experience Aaron has with cryptocurrency takes the conversation to practical ways we can practice or begin utilizing this work in our everyday lives including sports, children and pets.