My dear Asterlites, my dear Asterlites,

Welcome to the Asterhustle.

Hey everybody, what's going on?

Welcome to the Aster hustle.

I'm Corey Allen.

Hope you're having a good day today. Hope you're feeling good.

I hope that the infinite echo of the human condition is not crushing you too hard and in fact I hope that

you are crushing it and interjecting the color of your life and your existence

deep into the endless black abyss of nothingness, causing it to cower back from whence it came, which is most likely a wormhole rooted in the

base of its own existence.

So that being said, I have a great podcast for you today.

My guest is Kelly Carlin. She is an author, she is a teacher, she is a podcaster, and she's also the daughter of the great comedian who undoubtedly is on the Mount Rush Morph comedy. George Carlin. In the podcast we go and We also discuss her wise decision to unplug from the internet for a while, from social media,

take a little bit of a break, and figure out what it means to be a person without having

the buzzing digital fractalized pixels of chaos

flowing into her brain every moment of the day and then we touch on her interest in history and

meditation and mindfulness then we deep dive into consciousness,

youngian archetypes, and the symbols which create our reality.

Right quick, I want to mention that I dropped a new article on my

site cori dash alon.com and it's about how to apply Anatole Rappaports rules of

criticism to everyday challenging conversation.

So it's a good way to kind of audit your own thinking whenever you get into more challenging

conversations in life.

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