I'm pulling out the parking lot. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work.

And Mark had to do a little errand before we started drive to work today. So, I promise you, A, I'm very close to home and B, if I need a few extra minutes, I will sit in the parking lot and make sure you get your full content today. So today is number four in the 10-part series I'm doing on color pairs. So previously,

I have done white-blue, I've done blue black, I've done black-red, and today we're up to

red-green. So what I do in these podcasts is I talk about each color, sort of what each one

represents, and then I talk about the overlap between the two, and is I talk about each color, sort of what each one represents,

and then I talk about the overlap between the two, and I also talk about where they differ

from each other.

So what does red and green do?

Where are they similar, and where are they, you know, what happens when red and green get

together?

Okay, so to start, let's talk a little bit about philosophy.

It's like where I like to start with these things. Okay, so to start, let's talk a little bit about philosophy. That's like, or I like to start with these things.

Okay, so Red, Red believes that you, within you, that you have a passion that speaks to you,

that every person should know what to do because their body is telling them what to do.

They have feelings and emotions, and that it's just follow them, follow your heart, follow your passion,

that each person has this hidden, this message that's communicated to them, and that all you've got to do,

do you want to be happy? Follow it. Your body is telling you what to do.

Now, Green, Green believes that there's a

natural order and that the key to life is learning to accept what is. That the natural order

is this thing of perfection and that the key to happiness is accept it. You know, realize

your role and your part in it. So the overlap you'll notice in red and green

is they're both very inward. Both of them believe that inherently there's something within

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