Welcome in to the subconscious mind mastery podcast. Thomas Miller, thanks for joining us.

I hope you have your seatbelt fastened.

I've entitled this The Year in the RV Part 2, because we're going to do it again.

And this time, you're going to be along. See, last time when I did the year in the RV, there was no podcast. The podcast came in 2013. The last or the first year in the RV was 2009. Basically, that whole year I spent in an RV.

Thinking I would travel around, mostly I didn't. I stayed put because I had a job in a certain

side of Dallas where I was camp nearby and just kind of stayed there. It was easier. This time,

we're rolling. Wheels up. So hopefully in the next few minutes, we'll talk about a little bit of

subconscious work, for sure, some heartfelt work, what makes your heart happy.

And the other thing is a little bit of astrology, but not much.

Actually, that is going to be told on the Monday, December 20th edition of the Fun Astrology

podcast is what happened on the astrology. I'm not going to go into that, but if you're interested in it, I'm not going to do it here, but if you're interested in it, catch the December 20th, 2021 fun astrology episode. You'll hear the astrology piece of this, which was equally amazing. All right, so what in the world is going on? Well, several things.

One is I kind of feel like on a couple of levels, I've outgrown where I am. Like, things have

gone really, really well here, but it happened really fast. And there's this growth phase that I need to

step into that basically on several fronts, including excessive noise that has come into this area since I've been here, making it difficult to do what I do. I was trying to finish an audio book. And because of neighborhood noise, I wasn't able to. So I had to leave midship project. And I just don't want

that to be in my reality going forward. I mean, I need to be able to be at a point where I can do

what I do on somewhat of a predictable level. All right. So that was kind of the crisis that

needed to be solved. So when I was in Dallas last two weeks meeting my second

granddaughter, little Lily Kate, having a really fun time with two-year-old granddaughter, Lucy,

and just having a great time with my kids as well, my son is a biomedical engineer. So he solves

complex problems all day long. So I thought my little

geographical problem is not that big of a deal. Well, no question, my kids would like me closer to Dallas.

I'm about 1,200 miles. Not exactly. I'm exactly 1,300 miles away. I just drove it. Well, figure 100,

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