Welcome to the Art of Accomplishment, where we explore how deepening connection with ourselves and others leads to creating the life we want with enjoyment and ease.

I'm Brett Kistler here today with my co-host, Joe Hudson.

All right.

Welcome back.

Thanks, Fred.

Oh, my goodness.

What a week it has been.

Yeah.

Well, launching the decision-making course.

That was a lot of work.

I think I did like 50, 60 pieces of content or something in three weeks.

A lot of stuff.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's a lot. It seems like you've been, you've been going at it. It's pretty cool to see that it's launched now. I'm excited. I just got

into my first, uh, the first videos of content and I filled out my, my worksheet today on

avoided emotions and decisions that I'm in and found it really helpful. Awesome. Good. Good. Good. Yeah. I can't wait to get your feedback at the end of it. Yeah. Yeah. Can't wait to have it. So we're doing another one of our Q&A episodes today. This is the second time we've done this. I think this is going to become a new format that we do more regularly. I hope if we continue to get great questions, I'm going to continue to bring these up and I really enjoy it. So awesome, awesome, awesome. Yeah. Let's see how this one goes. All right. So the first question that I have that I have, this is this one comes from Pavel, and I love this question.

I understand that to discover one's triggers, it's helpful to connect to difficult people.

Yet in one of the episodes, I hear you laughing already, yet in one of the episodes, Joe mentioned that he does not work with assholes.

What is his personal definition of an asshole? And don't assholes lose their power over us after all our triggers,

all our triggers are uncovered. Oh, wow, that's a lot. Thank you, Powell. That's a good one.

Great one to kick this one off.

Yeah,

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