Dave Evans

And I've worked with them a little bit.

So yeah, absolutely.

You know, killing the impact thing, you know, can be a double-edged sword.

So thing one about impact is you got to get eggs in some other baskets.

And the reframe there is, because that's all done in what we call the transactional world, the get stuff done world.

There's another world we call the flow world, which is really the present moment, this thing called reality that's happening right now that you could be experiencing in a different way.

And it's rich with meaning-making experiences.

We'll come back to that.

For the fulfillment person who's stuck on that, like, okay, the reframe is, no, you can't be fulfilled, but you can be fully alive.

You can be entirely here in this present moment.

And one thing that will help you accept that that may be true, the last big reframe is because now we can celebrate the scandal of particularity.

Which usually brings up the question, what the hell is that?

That's okay.

Stop me any time.

No, no, no.

It's your show.

The scandal of particularity is originally a theological, then a philosophical concept.

And what it is, that turns out the ultimate of anything, truth, beauty, justice, purity,

is never actually experienced in reality.

Only partial reflections temporarily encountered in a very specific and constrained moment in time, a particularity, are what we actually get.