If you've ever struggled with trying to make sense of what's happening in your life, especially

when things go sideways, this video is for you. Because I'm going to share with you a perspective

that's going to help you stop spiraling and stop judging everything and start trusting the process,

even when the process doesn't make any damn sense. This is not about toxic positivity.

It's about learning how to stay centered when the rug gets pulled out from underneath you.

And by the end of this episode, you're going to walk away with the new framework that's going to help

you stop labeling things as good or bad and instead start asking a much better

question, one that's going to put you back in the driver's seat of your life.

I often talk about the difference between the ground level perspective and the spiritual

perspective, which is the 30,000 foot view. And the ground level is where most people

operate, mainly through the five senses, what they can see, hear, smell, taste, touch. And it's

mostly reaction-based. It's very quick to judge. Something happens and immediately, oh, that's bad,

or, oh, this is so good.

But from the spiritual perspective, you have access to a lot more data, especially if you've

been doing your inner work and you've cultivated your intuition and more subtle awareness

and more energetic cues, et cetera, et cetera.

So instead of being stuck in reactivity, like most people,

you're probably finding yourself able to zoom out a little bit more and see more of the cause

and effect, the themes and the patterns in life. And how something that can look like it's a disaster

on the surface might actually be clearing a path for you to be more on

your purpose or or how something that looks like it could be a blessing might be baiting you

into regressing in some way because from that 30,000 foot view good and bad don't really

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