Conor Moules

I have an issue and he'd help now.

And I love that about him.

It's a bit weird, but I think visualization is a tool that most people don't lean enough into.

I think I would like to think I'm a very powerful dreamer.

And I think when we're kids, we're told daydreaming is some kind of negative.

But when I look back on the journey, and not just bare space, but all of it,

I was constantly looking about the next step and I was picturing it and I was picturing what I would do if this happened and how I would react.

And I almost think...

people kind of battle with their own kind of consciousness at times are they trying to yeah i lean into it and i look at it and i try and like and i think that's where kind of deja vu comes from as well that when you have that like butterfly moment it's because you've thought about it at depth or it's because you've you've been there mentally before maybe not physically i'm sitting there with that person physically but you've mentally been there many times

And, like, you kind of get better at it as well.

I like that.

I kind of, like, go deeper into it.

So, like, you're having a daydream about a car that you want.

Well, where is the car?

Is it parked beside grass?

Is someone cutting the grass?

I know it sounds crazy, but, like, I'll try and, like, take more from the moment as opposed to, oh, I'm just thinking about a car.

That sounds so cliche, but, like,

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