André Duqum

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You had a green Mohawk.

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So I'm curious to zoom in a bit more on that rebellious spirit and the stories that you developed about yourself and the world at that time, which then led you on the head awakening journey and then eventually down the heart awakening and gut awakening journey.

But I think that can, a lot of people will be able to relate as they hear it in your own personal journey.

So if you could just take me back of like,

the progression of those key developmental moments in your path and the stories that you feel like you really made about yourself during that time.

It was like a complete nightmare.

Could you zoom in just a bit more on that experience?

What was that really like for you, those eight seconds?

Yeah, like that humility being not just acknowledging your own insignificance or nothingness, but owning your significance and how big your impact actually has the capacity.

I resonate with that and what you shared.

I appreciate you took up the space to really kind of walk us through the arc of your journey, because I think it's speaking into those different points are really important.

You mentioned enlightenment is like porn for perfectionists.

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And I think that what can start out for so many of us is just like a seeking for solace, a seeking for perfection.

some sort of comfort from this voice in our head that's running tyranny in our lives can quickly become bypassing dealing with stuff that is quieter in your experience, but still there.