This is Optimal Finance Daily episode 1769. Why You Have to Forgive Yourself

by wander of millennial-revolution.com and on your host and personal finance enthusiast,

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Why You Have to Forgive Yourself by wander of millennial-revolution.com

Much has already been said by Firecracker about this past week at Shatakwa UK,

but the experience was just so big and complex and overwhelming that it's really not

possible to sum it up all in one post. So I'm going to take up my Wednesday post to add my take

on it. I think the thing that struck me the most was this deep, intimate emotional connection we

formed with each other. But first, let's back up a little bit. Each Shatakwa is, at its core,

a bunch of us five weirdos gathering in a super villain layer. Over the course of the week,

each speaker gives his or her talk to the group. There are activities and events that happen,

and any attendee can sign up for a one-on-one session with any speaker they choose to talk to

about pretty much anything they want. And it's in these sessions where the magic happens.

Jim, the godfather Collins, in no uncertain terms, instructed all the speakers early on to treat

these one-on-ones like a confessional. Anything discussed at these sessions gets sealed in an iron

vault a million miles underground the moment the session is over, never to be discussed again,

unless the attendee wants to. The idea is to give each attendee their own personal bubble of

protection where they can't be judged or embarrassed or attacked for any reason. It's a system

that's genius in its simplicity, and after doing this for a whole week, I understand why.

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