Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor

The whole imposter syndrome thing, that little left emotional fear.

there's always that wisdom-wise loving part that can come in and say, I got you right here inside of our own head.

I got you.

And that's not arrogant and it's not narcissism.

It's an awareness that I have fear and my fear is meant to be in formation.

It's not supposed to become a lifestyle.

So I'm not supposed to let those kinds of feelings

excuse me, fears come in and take over and derail me, and then I get all caught up in that, it's like, no, my fear is a warning to take a bigger picture look at everything and know that I got this, I'm okay, and I have this backfield of people who love me and who know me and who support me, and we're all in this together.

Yeah.

So you're absolutely right.

We are skewed to the values of the left hemisphere.

And this has been going on for a very long time.

It came in after World War II.

the great generation came in and now it's like, okay, now we want to prosper.

And what we value is our family, which is right brain.

But we also now need, we want to build our roots.

We want the all American dream.

We want to have a house.

We want to have enough money in the bank to do what we want to do.

We want to have vacation.