This is the flavor my takeaway for the week is something that I thought of and it's a counter-intuitive kind of productive and conflictual side of what people's perceptions are what do I mean by that it's how David are you at ease but you work so hard or you have activity that you do so much of your so productive how is it that you can be at ease but you can be

but it's not easy and that's my takeaway and let me explain what that takeaway means how can you be at ease if it's not easy well it's not easy and you have to be at ease in order to effectuate easy and so this counter-intuitive kind of productive counter-conflictual idea of being at ease even though it's not easy stems from understanding and let me tell you

to the biggest epiphany that I've had in a while which is time is the only dependent variable the trillions of variables that exist today time is the only dependent variable it is the only variable that we can quantify all the subjective and all the subjective time is the only way that can we do it and the distinguishment of time lies between at ease and being not easy meaning that time itself that we can want to.

being not easy, meaning that time itself that is existing in three different realms

the past, the present, and the future. Time exists in all realms of infinity and abundance.

Time exists in a different way in the past, present, and future, but still in the present

allows us to use it as independent variable. What do I mean by this about being at ease but not

being easy? What do I mean by time being dependent variable that allows us to quantify our progress,

our acceleration towards what we think we want, our improvement, our lessons? How is this all possible?

Well first time is the infinite variable of our past limited only by the meaning that we give

these defined moments. Well how do we distinguish how do we quantify how well or what meaning aligned

with or synergistic or supplementary to where we want to be? We're using our past and it's

how much time as independent variable, how much time are we spending outside of the correct meaning

of our past? How much time are we giving a interfering meaning to our past that deters us,

resists us, creates void sources and obstacles for us to reject ourselves, project ourselves,

accelerate into a future that we want. And so if we look at time as a quantifiable dependent variable

in our past to see the progress that we're making saying, man I used to spend weeks just

inter my own way. I can't get over this in my past. I still see myself as just a loser because I

lost over a hundred million dollars and went bankrupt. Or am I just spending minutes and moments

in that fear based consciousness giving the wrong meaning only for minutes and moments not days,

weeks, months or years of inflection points defining moments of my past that may have occurred

in snapshots of high school friends or my family or my siblings or my parents or whatever it is.

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