This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity. My guest this week is David Krantz. He's an epigenetic coach. You'll find out what that is.

And a musician. Just an all-around, very cool guy. You know when you talk to someone and you're just like, oh, yeah, I fucks with this person. They're good people. That's the vibe I got from David when speaking with him. I've been aware of

David peripheral, easy for me to say, peripherally, because he's friends with a lot of other people

on MindPod Network and I just see him online and I'm struck by the quality of what he puts out there.

I think in today's day and age where everyone's just posting, you know, for vanity or for their egos or to seem cool or to seem funny or whatever reason people post on social media, Twitter, Facebook, all of these things, there are people who genuinely seem to have a handle on how best to use these platforms,

which is share interesting shit that you think other people will enjoy.

It really just boils down to that.

I think if you check your intentions a lot when you're putting something online,

you may notice that it might not be for those reasons. You might be trying to be get attention or feel good about

yourself or you're lonely or you want validation, all of these things. Not to say that's the

worst thing in the world, but the point is that whenever I see David post, it's incredibly

refreshing. I mentioned in this episode I've done, I highly recommend this for anyone

who is a regular user of Facebook. I went on an unfollowing binge. I just got rid of like

200, 300 people from my feed. Not all of them, egregiously offensive, just stuff that wasn't

really adding anything and just, you know, wasn't doing anything for me.

So I did that.

Still friends with a lot of those people, but their online personas is blah-bye.

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