The issue that happens in the human mind is when chaos occurs. What we do is we get scared. We think in binary terms, I'm either going to survive or I'm not going to survive. And the other thing that happens, we think that there's a false end. Like, oh my gosh, I'm going to lose my job, but we can't think, oh, get a better job. And so I thought it would be really a great idea to make a video talking about how when the world falls apart,

when there's chaos, it requires us to fully feel the fear so we can get to the other side of the fear

and to look through it and say, oh, this is this time for opportunity.

So when the world is in chaos, it is a time full of a massive opportunity.

It is also a time where growth is most likely to happen. Just like if you're in a relationship and the relationship falls apart, that's a time when you can get a lot of growth, a lot of personal growth, where you can learn a lot about yourself, or the time that you lose a job is a time where you can learn a lot about yourself. Transition is a place of growth.

Think about it like a forest fire for a second.

We tried to stop forest fires.

We tried to stop that chaos.

We tried to stop that transition.

And what did we do?

We got really overwhelmed, overgrown forests that when they burnt,

they burnt a lot hotter.

We found out things like redwood trees and trees need fire to open up their seeds to get new growth.

We created stagnation, whereas the native people who lived before would light the forest on fire on a regular basis.

They would burn the forest so that they would have a healthier forest.

So there was more space to hunt so that there was

not as much overgrowth. So similarly, there's a way to look forward and go, yeah, let's have a little

chaos. Let's have some transition. Let's grow from it. And there's a way to say, oh, let's stop it. But when we say,

let's stop it, let's prevent it, what we're doing is we are creating more and more tension in the system.

So when that transition inevitably occurs, it's just really big.

So in this opportunity of a transition in the world,

the first and most important step is to look back and see it for what it is.

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