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So I started doing a series of three-color podcast. I talked about the philosophy of three-color combinations.

So I've done four of them so far. And so today I'm going to do the final arc or shard, if you will, red, green, white.

And so what I want to do is I'm going to walk through.

I'm going to explain how each color functions, how they function together, and then sort of

talk about how they function depending on who's the center of it.

Okay.

So first up, let's run through the three colors.

So red.

Red is about freedom through action.

Basically, red believes that you fundamentally know what you want, that it's within you,

that your heart speaks to yourself, and that part of living a happy life is just following your heart.

If you're happy, laugh, if you're sad, cry, if you're angry, punch someone, you know,

that you have to sort of express what you are.

And fundamentally, it wants everybody to have that ability.

When it talks about freedom, it wants each person to live their own truth and their own life.

And that, you know, and the way to do that is you have to act on it.

If you want something to happen, you can't just sit around.

You got to do right now.

And Red's all about spontaneity and about acting in the moment.

And, you know, red is the color that's like, live life with us full of and live it now.

Now, it means red's not really good of thinking long term.

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