So I had an epiphany recently. Big shocker. Huge shocker. I bet you've never heard me say those

words before. I had an epiphany recently. Bet you've never heard me say that. No, I actually start

every episode with that exact phrase. And you're probably getting sick of it, but there's no way to get

around it. You know, if an episode sprung out of an epiphany,

I cannot weasel my way around that fact. I must state it at the beginning of the episode.

Majority of my podcast episodes stem from an epiphany. So maybe I'm overthinking it. Maybe it's

okay. Maybe you're not annoyed with me saying that in the beginning of 90% of my episodes. Maybe you love it. Maybe it excites you. Maybe I'm just insecure

today. It actually might be that. I kind of am having an insecure day. Like, I just woke up feeling

like the world was mad at me. It's the worst fucking feeling. It's the worst feeling.

Because no one's mad at me. Quite literally, no one's mad at me. And ironically, if I annoy the

people around me, asking them, oh, are you mad at me? Or are you mad at me for no reason? They

actually might become mad at me. So that's a brief little peek into my brain today that you

didn't ask for, but that's my headspace right now. So I'm being a complete nuisance. As you know,

I had an epiphany recently within the last few months and it's been a really

fascinating epiphany because it's about a belief that I've had that I wasn't fully conscious of

and I've found that subconscious beliefs can be even more powerful at times than conscious beliefs,

powerful in the sense that they impact your day-to-day life even more than conscious beliefs

at times. Because conscious beliefs are sort of a choice. You're fully aware of them.

They're in the front of your mind all the time.

You speak about them a lot.

You feel in control of conscious beliefs.

Whereas subconscious beliefs, they impact your behavior.

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