Drew Burney

Yeah.

We probably should cover some of the healthier ones, right?

What are some other beliefs, I guess, like these are more global we're talking, right?

They're a little bit, like you said, they're not if then, they're more like almost like principles that we view, lenses that we view the world through.

People can be trusted.

Right.

Or like beliefs about luck too, right?

Like some people are lucky or some people are not, right?

I've had, still probably have to some degree too, a narrative around like growing up poor, you know, coming from the trailer house and all that.

And then it didn't matter.

Nothing I did, like whatever I achieved, whatever relationships I had, whatever success came my way, whatever it was, it was all just like still viewed through that narrative of, yeah, but at the end of the day, you know, I'm still back in the trailer park.

So I think that's part of the narrative.

And I've worked really hard at like trying to change that.

And we'll get to this here in a little bit.

that disconnect you have between reality and your story, that can cause, there's a lot of like friction there that pops up.

Yeah.

Well, what's interesting, you know, uh, Damik Adams, who did a lot of this research around like the, the layers is that he has a slightly different system.

We kind of came up with our own, but he talked a lot about like narrative.

The narrative layer was really where he spent a lot of time.

And I think that's really where like a lot of the work happens for a lot of people.