It's really fun to have friends who are rock stars, and our conversation today is with a rock star.

But it's not the conversation that you think you're going to have with a rock star because this rock star is one super ultra-stellar human named Justin Boretta.

Justin is a member of the electronic music group,

The Glitch Mob, that has been touring for more than a decade since their establishment in 2006 and debut album, which came out in 2010, that I inhaled, just absolutely devoured it, called Drink the Sea, which came out in 2010.

They've performed since then all over the world, all the biggest festivals, Coachella, Burning

Man, Lollapaloo, etc.

Justin and the Glitchmove, they've done three albums together.

All kinds of official remixes for Daft Punk, The Prodigy, Odessa, Metallica, TV on the radio, and tons more.

I adore this band, and specifically Justin, Justin's role in it.

He's collaborated with people that I also respect and admire greatly, folks like Ram Dass, the spiritual teacher, Alan Watts, around

guided meditation, mindfulness, psychedelics, and the roles that they all have in mental health.

And this conversation, we just finished recording. And so I'm like on Cloud 11 right now.

And I love it when my goal anytime I sit down with the guest is for it to be one of their favorite conversations on record ever,

if not the number number one. And I'm grateful that that's exactly what Justin shared as soon as

we were finished with the podcast.

He said, wow, I've done a lot of these things.

And that was my favorite.

And so if you use that as a lens through which you are about to go on a journey from

creativity to mindset, mindfulness, awareness, how you pay attention, how you work through fear,

trauma, the things that make you weird, how those are your potentially your biggest strengths.

That is just a sample of what we cover. In addition to all of the inner landscape,

the world that mindfulness and meditation, the role rather that mindfulness and meditation

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