166 “We Didn’t Want To Become The Kardashians” | HeavyDSparks On Success

The Mikhaila Peterson Podcast

Mikhaila Peterson

Society & Culture

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🗓️ 25 October 2022

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I spoke with Dave Sparks about manifesting and becoming who you want to be by aiming at it. Together we discussed Human Design, growing out of a niche, how to reframe problems, Dave's ayahuasca experience, and much more.

Dave Sparks is an entrepreneur, custom vehicle builder, and a T.V. and docuseries personality from Salt Lake City, Utah. His popular show, Diesel Brothers, premiered on the Discovery Channel in 2016 and has since filmed seven seasons with an eighth season currently underway.

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0:00.0	I go to lay down and as soon as I close my eyes, I see the matrix. I see all, like a binary code,
0:05.1	like ones and zeros, ones and zeros. And I was like, I'm just tired. Just tired. Yeah. And then from
0:10.2	there, I opened my eyes and my hand was like, you ever seen a goofy movie? I was literally,
0:17.3	everything was the same color in the same animation as the goofy movie. Like I literally felt like
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