Today on this podcast I'm going to talk about behavioral habits and patterns.

Something that I think about a lot and I think there's a lot of kind of meat on the bone here is

I'm interested apparently in the things that feel normal only because we get used to them.

And whenever we get used to them, it's our human nature to tune out and to ignore what seems apparent.

And I get a real problem with what seems apparent, because it means that we've accepted and we've stopped questioning

our lives in the way that things are in reality.

And whenever we do that, then we lose control of our minds, of our lives, of who we are and

who we're continuing to become.

So it's interesting if you look at your patterns

of living.

You can look at all these different things that you're doing, like on a daily basis,

you know. Not only just what you're doing, but also like how you think and how you feel.

There's these like foundational aspects of who we are.

And we think that we have to be a certain way because the ecosystem of our lives has dictated this path, you know. We have all these imprintations from culture and society and our families and the time and place that we were born.

And then just the randomness of our lives, you know, and how this kind of cosmic infinite-sided pair of dice happened to have landed.

Like, that's just how things landed.

That's not necessarily how you want things to be or how you would like them to be.

It's just how the chance of everything landed.

You know? It's sort of like the same odds as if you took an actual pair of dice and you said,

okay, I want snake eyes or whatever, two ones,

and you threw them, the chances of it landing on that

is very, very low.

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