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A wonderfully useful skill that unfortunately is usually learned though experience. #RealityFilter

Sometimes a place called a safe space is not so safe for everyone. Today I talk about some of my experiences and suggest a type of space that anyone can feel safe in.

A phrase that I have heard multiple times and that is really a part of how I live and how I push through when things get tough.

There is an idea called a toxic relationship that is widely advertised as not good, but you wanna know something that is way more toxic? lets talk about it. Reference Episodes #Sensationalism #TheRealityFilter

Magic is one of my favorite topics to talk about. A while back I did a workshop and a community discussion on this topics, and I wanted to share some of that with you, the listener.

Expanding further on the concept of #Puzzle Pieces, today we take a look at how the different connections in our lives come together. #YuGiOh Reference Episodes #PuzzlePieces #VirtualPuzzlePieces #DepthInversion

This week, we take a look at a concept that seems abstract, but can help us look at our lives in a new and interesting way.

Lets take an interesting look at a way to censor others that is not as straight forward as we may be used to. Reference Episodes: #DepthInversion #LogicAliasing #TheEmotionMachine #SystemCoupling

Today, we are going to take a look at how an idea can change as you learn more about it. Also, I highly recommend watching all of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies because the visuals help explain a lot if you are creative about it. Episode References: #Sensationalism #VirtualPuzzlePieces #LogicAliasing  #AbilityToAppreciate

Sometimes we tell ourselves things. We may do this because it sounds nice, because that's what we want to hear, or because we think that's the way things should be. I encourage you in this episode to take a moment every now and again to see if what you are telling yourself matches up with what is going on around you. #MoralMapping #VirtualPuzzlePieces #TheBoxOfLanguage

This week I spend some time explaining one of the ways I look at my own mind that helps me take responsibility for myself and make what I would call "good choices" for myself. I think everyone's mind is like a garden, and this week I dive into what I mean by that.

Sometimes perfection is found in the imperfections, and utopia is really the journey and not the destination. Join me as I discuss an idea about how using language makes it so you are defiantly misunderstood.

I used to hear a lot when I was younger that there always “No such thing as a bad/stupid question.” This episode challenges that. Related Episodes #TheBestPolicy #ChasingRainbows #NiceV.Good

Country music for everyone! In todays episode, I work on the idea that while something may not look ideal on the outside, that you should not always judge a book by its cover #Sensationalism #TheNon-List #ChasingRainbows

There are times where we can tend to get caught up and have some sort of tunnel vision in pursuit of something we think is important. I have found that there are cases (a lot of cases in my life!) where we, as humans, can get so focused on finding total fulfillment (success, validation, security, etc.) in one place that we miss a lot of small opportunities to find what we are looking for in unexpe...

Today's Episode is an expansion of the concept from a previous episode on puzzle pieces. I got some interesting references to other previous episodes (I live when that happens!), and a cool bonus I learned about this idea from a conversation with my father. Join me as I take a look at a way to look at how we relate to ourselves and others. Referenced Episodes #Sensationalism #Puzzle Pieces #Lap

Hello everybody (Dr. Nick Voice). This week we are looking into the thoughts in our minds, and a subtle difficulty we can run into if we do not really think about what we let into our heads.

In my mind, “you do not decide who you like- you decide who you are.” Join as we look at a way to view growth as a way to connect more deeply with others.

Sometimes I have ideas that take a while to get out of my head, and I am very happy that I was able to do it this time. It has taken me four episodes but this I think is an important concept that if you can grasp (and I think you can), it can help you and the people around you. Please listen to the logic aliasing, emotion machine, and garbage in garbage out podcasts before listening to this podcas...

Join me as I continue to build on this logic aliasing concept. If you haven’t please listen to the logic aliasing podcast and then after listening to the emotion machine podcast. This is kind of a bonus episode that expands on some thing I said in the emotion machine podcast to further explain the concept but I still think it’s a good one. #LogicAliasing #TheEmotionMachine

Building on the concept from an earlier episode about logical aliasing this idea about the emotion machine may help you understand why certain misunderstandings happen and help you to communicate with people in a friendlier way. #LogicAliasing

Something I have learned from my experience in rock climbing that has helped me think about facing adversity

The time has come! I thought it might be good to explain the title of this podcast because it is a word I made up.

Today we talked a little bit about the benefits of learning some thing earlier rather than later. I didn’t talk about it in the episode but it’s basically a look at compound interest

This week we talk about some thing that has a lot to do with the way we want to be seen in the way people see us in the world. We want to put our best foot forward but sometimes only stepping with your best friend Kinley to down an interesting path.