I'm pulling my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for their drive to work.

Okay, so I've been doing a series of three color philosophy podcasts. Thus far, I've done eight.

I'm up to number nine. So today is blue, red, white. So it's the wedge in which red is the center color. So wedges mean there's a color

and there's two enemies. And so we're up to blue, red, white. Okay, as with all these podcasts, I will

start talking about the color. Then I will talk about the pairs of colors and then I will talk

about the three colors.

That's how I do these things.

And I've been trying to change up a little bit how I talk through the individual colors, just

since for those who that are listening to all of these, I try to switch up a little bit.

I mean, the main point is the same, but I'm just trying to just not sort of explain it exactly

the same each time.

Okay, so let's start with Blue.

So, Blue's big thing, fundamentally, is the idea of potential.

Blue wants to sort of find the ultimate version of itself, right?

Blue wants perfection through knowledge.

And what that means is that Blue understands or Blue believes in the idea of potential,

in the idea of, hey, I could be many things.

I could do many things.

And so the key element of what Blue wants is it says, hey, how do I get to, how do I reach

my potential?

How can I, you know, it's born a blank slate.

How do I get to be the best version of myself that I can?

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