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 In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the intricate dynamics of emotions and relationships through the lens of human design. Join us as we unravel the differences between those with defined and undefined emotional centers, and how these distinctions impact our interactions and self-perception. We dive into personal anecdotes, philosophical musings, and the importance of processing feelings to maintain a healthy emotional state. Discover how to navigate the complexities of personal growth and connection, all while embracing the journey of self-discovery!

Chapters:

(00:45) This thing happened this morning where I was like, I had 900 things I wanted to discuss
(01:43) There's a difference between people with definition in the solar plexus
(06:37) If you have definition in the solar plexus, that's healthy with feelings
(09:40) Cassidy says his emotions and machine engine both connect directly to his throat
(15:10) Ruben says in his dynamic, he dominates and he compromises
(18:15) I find the topic intriguing because I think it's universal
(21:38) Schrodinger's Cat demonstrates the idea in quantum physics that tiny particles can
(26:10) Sound requires perception to complete the equation in my head, right
(28:00) Katie and I have not felt called to do the podcast for years
(31:27) : I'm thinking about expectations on the podcast
(35:37) : Where did your lack of juice come from
(39:47) Everything is about, have I processed the emotions that are creating heaviness
(43:29) : I remember saying that to you at some point in there
(46:01) . I'm curious about phases. And what I mean by that is it's a little interesting
(47:27) Everything that happens for third lines happens through bumping into people
(51:42) The world made some choices that you were the effect of
(52:22) Here's why you have a first line personality
(54:29) Well, uh. Well, it's just the egos. Or at least that's what. That's what caused some of the pain
(56:02) The second line though, is that. It's like childhood stuff. You make them see you, you make them like you
(58:19) Anything we share vulnerably here, it's hope. It touches people
(01:01:01) Nikki Glazer
(01:02:56) Do the work that you have energy for and no other work


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