I've been reflecting a lot on the dynamics of the inner self.

And I think that there's a lot of interesting architecture there.

And breaking news, there's a lot of interesting architecture inside of each human.

But I feel like what I've been reflecting on and working with recently

is that each of us have a few areas of the human, what's call it, psychological framework that we naturally master or excel at at some

degree. That happens because of our environment as a child. It happens because of our

experiences. It happens because of where we live and all of those

circumstantial type of things. So there are a large way of pieces of that structure that create the full, what I like to call a full spectrum

human, you know, the full picture.

Those things are just to name some of them.

They are the intellect.

They are your emotional intelligence. They are vulnerability. They are the intellect. They are your emotional intelligence.

They are vulnerability.

They are adaptability.

They are an ability to ask for things.

They are an ability to solve things on your own.

They are an ability to see things in detailed point of view.

It's the ability to see things in a large point of view. There's reflection, there's insight,

there's projection, and I don't mean psychological projection, but I mean looking forward into the future. So there's all

these different elements of self and we tend to, as I said, by a little bit of nurture, a little bit

of nature, get pretty good at a couple of them.

It's really like a type of survival technique.

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