Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering the third eye drops. Welcome, welcome back to the mind meld my friends. I hope you are feeling a

zest and a zeal this moment. I am writing one right now not just because I am sufficiently PM-Caffinated, but because we have a wonderful

mind-meld for you with the immensely talented kind and cool Justin Borretta of the

glitch mob and superposition but that aside this one genuinely lubes the Wonder whiskers for a multitude of reasons

for one sometimes when people are really successful, they're not that earnest.

They're not that transparent about dealing with creative

and existential bugaboos.

But that is not the case with Justin. He is very open about

his and that is truly exciting for me and I think really valuable for everybody that hears it.

And he's also equally transparent about what does work for him creatively.

On that note, a little sneak peek.

I'm starting to notice something of a pattern

emerged with these high-flying folks that frequent the show and it's this they all seem to find a way to get into the flow of their

discipline early in the morning. Last week we had Stephen Kotler say that he has been writing every day

from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. for years. On this one as you're going to hear Justin gets

in the groove right away in the morning as well as soon as he

emerges from that sleep state he avoids the phone he avoids the noise and plugs into the muse.

And then two weeks before that, Godsy was telling me

that he has sacred creative time immediately in the morning too.

So I've been instituting that practice as well,

and so far, it feels like the move,

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