Bruce Lipton

When is it time to let go in the process of going after what I want to go after? And I think the place we're coming from when we ask those questions inform that decision a lot. And when we're actually in a place of surrender and we've let go, our egoic imperative of what we say we want from life, And then we're like, okay, but then there's still a part of us that kind of expects it.

I feel like in the death of the expectation of what's going to come in, can something new be born out of that experience, right? But when we say we've surrendered and let go, and then you're like, okay, but like now that I've surrendered, like where is that thing?

I feel like in the death of the expectation of what's going to come in, can something new be born out of that experience, right? But when we say we've surrendered and let go, and then you're like, okay, but like now that I've surrendered, like where is that thing?

I feel like in the death of the expectation of what's going to come in, can something new be born out of that experience, right? But when we say we've surrendered and let go, and then you're like, okay, but like now that I've surrendered, like where is that thing?

Who you're becoming in that process.

Who you're becoming in that process.

Who you're becoming in that process.

As Jung says, until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.

As Jung says, until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.

As Jung says, until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.

It's really important to examine where our neuroses are because those are the kind of the doorways into perceiving what our behavioral compensations are because of the psychic stress that we haven't fully dealt with.

It's really important to examine where our neuroses are because those are the kind of the doorways into perceiving what our behavioral compensations are because of the psychic stress that we haven't fully dealt with.

It's really important to examine where our neuroses are because those are the kind of the doorways into perceiving what our behavioral compensations are because of the psychic stress that we haven't fully dealt with.

This balance between talent and work ethic what's the balance between the two and finding success in your creative expression?

This balance between talent and work ethic what's the balance between the two and finding success in your creative expression?

This balance between talent and work ethic what's the balance between the two and finding success in your creative expression?

Yeah. To me, it feels very sad of, you know, there's that one quote of like the richest place on earth is the graveyard. All the people's die dreams, you know, that weren't expressed. that go there.

Yeah. To me, it feels very sad of, you know, there's that one quote of like the richest place on earth is the graveyard. All the people's die dreams, you know, that weren't expressed. that go there.

Yeah. To me, it feels very sad of, you know, there's that one quote of like the richest place on earth is the graveyard. All the people's die dreams, you know, that weren't expressed. that go there.

And I want to speak a little bit more into resistance with a capital R and its manifestations, because part of that creative expression, unlocking and being surprised by yourself, one of the struggles I find personally sometimes and often with a lot of people in the creative process is because we live in a world of infinite distractions, procrastination is very easy.