In this episode, you'll get to learn a bit more about me, thanks to questions submitted by listeners via contactamusing@gmail.com. Let's become acquainted!

Sameness is safe. Sameness is familiar. But it can also be limiting and myopic. What can we gain from "otherness"? Let's dig into that question.

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We're conditioned to see subtraction as a negative idea. There's a subconscious notion in most cases that if something is taken away, it's a loss. But.. could there be a different way of seeing that idea? Let's explore that.

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Next time you walk past a construction site in its beginning stages, check out the foundations... see how deep they go down, in order to build a tall structure. This isn't all that different from us building our own lives. Let's explore that idea!

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How much do we actually have control over in life? If we pause to think about that, there's very little that can't be taken from us, that won't wear down, or become obsolete. But... if there was something that we had control over... shouldn't we be wise about how we use it?

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It's amazing how a piece of art that is aimed primarily at kids can continue to speak to us, even as adults. Maybe it's that we miss a lot of details and messages as kids, but it's a beautiful thing to watch a childhood movie and be able to draw from it a life lesson. Lion King is one of those movies.

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(Lion King and all its characters are the property of Disney.)

There's a symbol out there that's gone through various versions of itself and refuses to become irrelevant. Perhaps there's something to learn from something as simple as a symbol we use everyday.

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Friction can be uncomfortable. But we've had a relationship with friction since before we had use of reason. So... perhaps there's a bright side to the discomfort of friction? This episode explores that idea.

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