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the link in the show notes onto our show. So what happens when you make a decision to take

a social risk? That's where I'm headed on today's Good Life Project Rift. So I'm actually

as I said here and record this just back from the opening retreat for our conscious business

collective the 108. We were down in Austin, Texas for the better part of a week where an

amazing crew of conscious business founders came together and from all walks of life very

few of them knew each other before they kind of dropped into this three day intensive retreat.

And I'm always amazed at how people can start out barely knowing each other kind of strangers

and at the end of three days leave almost as like as family you know like literally in tears

and eagerly awaiting the next time they can be together. And it's funny that very often we

think that we're wired a certain way socially to be able to be okay in different settings or

not okay in different settings. And when we move into new social situations sometimes we find

it really uncomfortable to take risks. So I'm going to use myself an example and actually this

is this is a story that I shared with the group as we came together in Austin as we were just

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