You made it weird, you made it weird, you made it weird, you made it weird.

You made it weird with the beat-home.

What's happening weirdos?

I hope everybody is happy and healthy and doing well through all of this.

I just, we did a recording today actually with an author that's sort of not everything

that he does, but his name is Chris Hewertz and he wrote a book called The Anyagram of Belonging.

It won't be out for a couple weeks.

This is unplanned and scheduled.

This little plug up top.

But it was one of my favorite episodes that we've ever done.

It always concerns me when somebody that might not be a name does this podcast that people

will skip it.

So I'm saying on this episode, and maybe I'll plug it again, that when it does drop in

a few weeks, please make sure to check out the Chris Hewertz, H-E-U-E-R-T-Z Hewertz episode.

And check out his book The Anyagram of Belonging.

He is incredible.

We didn't actually talk, I know you know that I love talking about The Anyagram, but the

conversation went all over the place and only touched briefly on my favorite ancient

understanding of personality types.

This, on the other hand, is Jack Cornfield, who is incredible and for Val and I both,

through all of this has just been like a real port in the storm.

And I know for a lot of people, he's been posting a lot of guided meditations, one of which

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