Erin Brockovich

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146 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard Jan 2025

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You've answered and start to solve the problems at the source across the entire country. Well, how come, like... So don't think about the bigger picture. Deal with what's in front of you.
Ja.
Das ist, warum ich Superman geschrieben habe. Das ist, was ich darüber spreche. Verstehe nicht, dass du für diesen Helden suchst. Du bist diese Person. Du musst nicht weiter als diese Person im Schatten schauen. Und vertraue dir selbst. Glaub in dich selbst. Das ist, was du verpasst hast. Du verpasst dich. Weil wir so beschäftigt sind, jemanden zu suchen, um es zu machen. Du kannst es. Ja. Ja. Ja.
RAM is my acronym for Realization, Accountability, Motivation and Self-Renewal. Realize who you are. Realize your strengths. Realize your weaknesses.
Right, and you have to give them the space to see it for themselves. And they will. But, you know, for me, see you again, everything in my life is looking at nature. It taught me everything. And if you really do, let's talk about the ram for a minute. Their courage. Their strength. Where do they get that from? They know themselves as a ram. They know their terrain.
They know what they're capable of.
I sure think so, but you know what I'm talking about. And how we envision that. But to just realize the strengths that you have. And accept the strengths that you don't have. And it's in that acceptance that you find empowerment.
Yeah, because nobody else is going to come in and do this for you.
And I think about that. And I channel these things in a good way to help. Find my strength. For every moment in my life that I thought I'm a dyslexic, you know, I was judged and labeled, perceived, you're stupid, you need special ed and all of that. I had to turn that inward. And oftentimes we're afraid to do that.
And like I said, I fucked up so many times, it's ridiculous. But I'm like, I'm better when I own it. And then I can work through that. And I just think that there's this massive moment where
Oh, well... We have to give these people... Nobody's even had a chance to breathe yet. Nobody's had a chance to breathe yet. Literally. We're not even out of this yet. I mean, it's still smoldering. It's a process. And again, going back to Hinckley, that I learned that... We need to respect that of them. And they're going to have to process this in their own time.
It's overwhelming. And what we can do at this moment is support, listen, And again, it's about respecting the space that they need and not pushing on them. They will figure it out. They really will. But this is an important window here. And I think at this moment it is critically important that... Our leaders of this state give every bit of support to these communities that they need.
And so it's not... See, even this conversation is like, here we go again. It's my way or the highway. It's all or nothing. And we have to kind of change that antiquated process. You just... I think of it so like a computer. So what happens? We all know this fucking computer. And the blue dot that spins around and around and around. What's it doing?
And it's trying to process 10 billion data sets coming in at once. Well, that's kind of what's happening right now. And so everyone's going to be spinning. Because they're trying to process all that information. If you don't give it that time to do it, what happens? It shuts down. It shuts down.
You just said it. And that's what I was going to say. We have to let them reboot. Let them reboot. And they will. And they'll come up stronger.
Was war, was war, was war? It's true. And you know, it's counterintuitive, Mark, in a crisis like this, to step out of it. Step out.
Reboot. Really stop and breathe. And take it in what's happened. And through that process they'll begin a slow reboot. And we are so busy, we are so worried about the future, we are so angry about the past that we have completely forgotten to be present.
And as painful as it is to be present in this moment and feel every bit of vulnerability and anger and everything and then step out of it and allow yourself, give yourself permission. And you'll start a reboot. So I feel like we as people.
And we're all going to move very fast. We're going to create this phone. We got to do it right now. It's going to unfold. But the first step, honestly, the way I've learned to help people that's even helped myself. And that's all I want to try to do. Because we're all in this together. What you need to do. step out, reboot, visualize what you need to be. A ram, a gladiator, or whatever.
But start that process. You won't start the process till we take and step back. You know, Mark, I even wonder where we're at. Do you stop to check, are we breathing?
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