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Tongue Power

In this episode, Tombo Baldwin dives into one of the most overlooked forces shaping our lives: the power of our words.

Broadcasting from San Carlos, Mexico, Tombo explores the ancient wisdom that “life and death are in the power of the tongue.” What we say—about ourselves, about others, and about our circumstances—does far more than express our thoughts. It creates the framework of the reality we live in.

Tombo breaks down how everyday phrases like “I’m so tired,” “I’m bad at this,” or “my life sucks” can quietly reinforce negative patterns in our lives. Over time, repeated words become beliefs, and beliefs become the environment we live in. But the opposite is also true: when we intentionally speak words of life, encouragement, and possibility, we begin to reshape our internal world and the outcomes around us.

The episode explores how the tongue acts like a rudder steering a ship—a small tool capable of directing the entire course of our lives. Through humor, personal reflection, and practical examples, Tombo encourages listeners to become aware of the language they use and to consciously replace destructive phrases with life-giving ones.

He also offers a powerful practice: start by blessing yourself. Speak life over your own identity, abilities, and future. As you do, negative beliefs and old “poison agreements” begin to surface so they can be replaced with truth and freedom.

At its heart, this episode is about becoming intentional with our words—because when we change the way we speak, we change the way we live.

Your tongue can trap you… or it can set you free.

And the choice begins with the next words you speak.

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Podcast Summary — Red Dress People

What happens when you start changing the way you think… but the people around you haven’t?

In this episode of Yup! I Got You, Tombo Baldwin talks about one of the biggest obstacles to living your Best Reality Now — the people and conversations that quietly pull you back into doubt, negativity, and limiting beliefs.

Using the famous “woman in the red dress” scene from The Matrix, Tombo explores how distractions show up in everyday life. Sometimes they look like casual comments, cultural habits, or well-meaning people who unknowingly speak words that work against the reality you're trying to build.

From adapting to new dentures (and the brain’s incredible ability to adjust) to conversations about abundance, purpose, and living intentionally, this episode dives into how words, beliefs, and agreements shape the reality we experience.

You'll learn how to:

• Recognize “red dress people” and distraction moments
• Guard your mindset without rejecting people
• Respond with intentional words instead of reactive ones
• Stay rooted in gratitude and peace while building a life of meaning and purpose

Because the truth is simple:

Your best reality isn’t waiting in the future.
It’s created in the words, thoughts, and beliefs you choose right now.

And as always…

Tombo’s got you.

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Ego is one of Tombo Baldwin’s most vulnerable and practical episodes yet. Recording from San Carlos, Mexico, Tombo opens up about a deeply personal experience—major dental work, losing his front teeth, and adapting to partial dentures—and uses it as a real-time example of what it looks like to lay down shame, quiet the super ego, and live authentically anyway.

This episode explores the difference between a healthy ego and what Tombo calls the super ego—the wounded, overprotective, prideful version of ourselves that develops through pain, dysfunction, criticism, and survival. He explains that while we do need ego for identity, stability, and groundedness, the super ego is what keeps us defensive, controlling, afraid of embarrassment, and cut off from peace.

Tombo shares how healing has helped him move from shame and self-protection into a place where he can talk openly about something that once would have deeply embarrassed him. Along the way, he ties together some of his biggest themes: peace as the pathway, gratitude as a catalyst, and healing as the doorway to your best reality now.

The episode also goes deeper into Tombo’s spiritual framework. He describes how divine hardware within us—our God-given ability to receive truth, guidance, healing, and clarity—gets buried under woundedness, bad habits, programming, and fear. But as we forgive ourselves, love ourselves, ask honest questions, and identify places of dysfunction, that buried antenna begins to resonate again. Healing flows in. Old patterns lose power. Peace and gratitude rise naturally.

At its core, Ego is about transformation:

• replacing shame with self-forgiveness
• replacing self-protection with humility
• replacing false identity with true purpose
• and learning to say thank you to the parts of you that kept you alive… while also letting them retire

Tombo closes with a message of hope: you can heal, you can rewrite old pain, you can become who you were meant to be, and you can start doing it now. Even in awkward, imperfect, very human moments.

Bottom line: when the super ego rests, healing begins—and when healing begins, peace, gratitude, purpose, and your best reality now start showing up in ways you never thought possible.

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