Good morning, everyone. Good evening. Good afternoon, wherever you are, and welcome to the weekly energy boost. My name is Elisheva, and I am so excited to be with you this morning because we have the esteemed Marcus Weston joining us for today's show. I don't know if you guys realized this. Marcus was on the show about,

I think, in September of last year, and it is to date our most listened to episode.

So we have been trying to get Marcus back for millennia, it feels like, after 2020, after what

we've been through. But for those of you that are joining

us for the first time or are new to the weekly energy boost, what we do every episode is

provide our listeners with a seven-day spiritual forecast, an energetic forecast, not a weather

forecast, so that you can best navigate the potential pitfalls and unique opportunities

of the coming week.

Of course, you then can take those prescriptions, that wisdom that we share and use it

any week of the year.

Caballo really is a user's manual for life.

And David and I usually prepare as best we can to provide our listeners

with those tools and that prescription. Last week, if you didn't get a chance to listen,

we had Monica Berg on the show and it was fabulous, so fabulous that the technical difficulties

were almost overwhelming. And luckily we have Marcus in the studio

with us this morning to share with us, to share with you how to avoid, how to become more aware,

how to interrupt and then ultimately avoid the patterns of self-sabotage that we all have.

I think before we get into a conversation about self-sabotage, what is self-sabotage? How does it look? I want to lay a bit of a baseline

down with the idea that every single one of us is meant for greatness, perfection, our own unique, actually we had a show about it a

couple months ago, we are each our own superhero. And that greatness is not relative to

anybody else but our own selves. We are our greatest competition. We are our greatest

opponent. And the wisdom of Kabbalah

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