Yo, what up people? Jeff Logan here, BTB podcast, here for another episode. So I know I just dropped the episode a couple days ago, but hey, it's game time. Your boy's back. I'm activated. I'm hyped up. I'm ready to get the message out. This is going to be a multi-part series where I cover multiple parts, but they all kind of coincide one another. And you'll want to listen to them in chronological order. Or, I mean, you could listen to him alone, but you want to listen to them in chronological order.

You know, the one i just drop this one then the next one i'm going to drop so once again this podcast has been brought to you by logan performance become nutrition no beast motor peril and becoming the beast academy let's get it if you want to join btb you want me as your mentor. Need to be in your pocket 24-7 as a resource.

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So the title of this podcast is called The Weight of Peace.

The Weight of Peace.

People chase peace like it's a destination. They don't realize

that peace is one of the heaviest things you'll ever carry because once you have it and

possess it, you'll be obligated to protect it. So peace isn't found. It's protected.

Everybody says they want peace until peace starts asking to let people go.

When peace starts asking to stop proving themselves, to walk away, to forgive, to become

comfortable with silence.

And that's what most people choose chaos instead.

So why in some instances does chaos feel like home, right?

I'm guilty of it, 100% guilty of it.

People don't always choose what's healthy.

They normally choose what's familiar.

So so many people unknowingly become addicted to emotional noise, constant notifications,

phones going off 24-7, drama, arguments, validation, always chasing the next thing, always reacting, always explaining. The nervous system begins mistaken the chaos for purpose. And then that silence starts feeling uncomfortable because this is what you're used to. This is what you trained for. It's like running a marathon. You run a couple miles every day. Then you move it to two miles. You move to three miles. You move it to four miles. Next thing you know, you're running six miles. And this is what you trained for. It's like running a marathon. You run a couple miles every day. Then you move it to two miles.

You move to three miles. You move it to four miles. Next thing you know, you run it six miles. And this is what you trained for. This is what you got accustomed to. This is how you wired your nervous system. If you're in a relationship and it could be any sort of relationship, I've been in business relationships. I've been in, you know, relationship relationships.

I've been in friendship relationships where chaos seemed normal, right?

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