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

Okay, so today is another in my two-color philosophy podcast. This time I'm up to red green.

Okay, so what I do in these podcasts is I talk about the colors, and I talk about kind of philosophically what the colors have to do with each other, how they relate. Okay, so the first thing I always need to do

is really quickly talk through the essence of red and green and they'll talk about where they

overlap and stuff. Okay, so red is the color that believes in following your heart, and that inside, you have an inner voice

that knows what you want. And the key to happiness is listening to that. You know, if you're

happy, celebrate. If you're sad, cry. If you're mad, go punch somebody. You know, that Red really

believes, Red's whole thing is the idea of freedom through action. If you're mad, go punch somebody. You know, that Red really believes...

Red's whole thing is the idea of freedom through action.

That I want to do what I want to do and I want to be who I want to be.

And part of really living life is being willing to take the steps you need to be who you are, to be true to yourself.

Okay. Green is a color that believes that the world is perfect the way it is,

that the natural system is ideal,

and that the real key to life is not to change things,

but to accept things the way they are.

So green is all about growth through acceptance.

That if you accept the natural way, that, you know, the growth is part.

It's not that green doesn't like change, I guess.

Green does like natural evolution.

But Green wants you to embrace and become part of the world around you.

Green firmly believes that you are born to be part of, you're born into an ecosystem

and that part of what you want to do is understand your role, accept it, and live it.

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