Peter Crone

Yeah, it's a lot. I know it's a lot to process. It's so obvious to me, and I just spit it out. People are like, wait, I think he said something profound, but I don't know what the fuck he said.

Yeah, it's a lot. I know it's a lot to process. It's so obvious to me, and I just spit it out. People are like, wait, I think he said something profound, but I don't know what the fuck he said.

Yeah, the sort of Russian doll effect. I mean, I think they're all commensurate. They all sort of reinforce one another, but they all overlap, right? So somebody who thinks they're not enough could equally relate to somebody that they're over here talking about the fact that they can't find a good mate in Los Angeles, right?

Yeah, the sort of Russian doll effect. I mean, I think they're all commensurate. They all sort of reinforce one another, but they all overlap, right? So somebody who thinks they're not enough could equally relate to somebody that they're over here talking about the fact that they can't find a good mate in Los Angeles, right?

Yeah, the sort of Russian doll effect. I mean, I think they're all commensurate. They all sort of reinforce one another, but they all overlap, right? So somebody who thinks they're not enough could equally relate to somebody that they're over here talking about the fact that they can't find a good mate in Los Angeles, right?

It's like, it's not necessarily I'm not enough, but it's sort of a correlate to I'm not lovable, which is what the other person's experience might be. So they all overlap. I mean, it's not a distinct science in the way that I've created it. But it really speaks to, that's why those three main buckets, I think, kind of capture the human experience that everyone can relate to.

It's like, it's not necessarily I'm not enough, but it's sort of a correlate to I'm not lovable, which is what the other person's experience might be. So they all overlap. I mean, it's not a distinct science in the way that I've created it. But it really speaks to, that's why those three main buckets, I think, kind of capture the human experience that everyone can relate to.

It's like, it's not necessarily I'm not enough, but it's sort of a correlate to I'm not lovable, which is what the other person's experience might be. So they all overlap. I mean, it's not a distinct science in the way that I've created it. But it really speaks to, that's why those three main buckets, I think, kind of capture the human experience that everyone can relate to.

Somebody out there, no matter how accomplished they are, could probably feel like, oh, I can see that sometimes I think I'm not enough or that there's a feeling of inadequacy. So I think they all, it's sort of like a domino effect. Like once you start to see one, for what it is, which is this sort of linguistic fortress, as I call it. So literally you're in a prison based on words or sound.

Somebody out there, no matter how accomplished they are, could probably feel like, oh, I can see that sometimes I think I'm not enough or that there's a feeling of inadequacy. So I think they all, it's sort of like a domino effect. Like once you start to see one, for what it is, which is this sort of linguistic fortress, as I call it. So literally you're in a prison based on words or sound.

Somebody out there, no matter how accomplished they are, could probably feel like, oh, I can see that sometimes I think I'm not enough or that there's a feeling of inadequacy. So I think they all, it's sort of like a domino effect. Like once you start to see one, for what it is, which is this sort of linguistic fortress, as I call it. So literally you're in a prison based on words or sound.

Once you see that, then whatever else it is that you come across, even if it's a blind spot, there's a deeper knowing now, no sis, it's not mind oriented, but like really systemic oriented where it's like, Oh, hang on a minute. Whatever I'm feeling, I now know is self-referral based on the way that I have some perceived limitation. It's no longer circumstantial based, right?

Once you see that, then whatever else it is that you come across, even if it's a blind spot, there's a deeper knowing now, no sis, it's not mind oriented, but like really systemic oriented where it's like, Oh, hang on a minute. Whatever I'm feeling, I now know is self-referral based on the way that I have some perceived limitation. It's no longer circumstantial based, right?

Once you see that, then whatever else it is that you come across, even if it's a blind spot, there's a deeper knowing now, no sis, it's not mind oriented, but like really systemic oriented where it's like, Oh, hang on a minute. Whatever I'm feeling, I now know is self-referral based on the way that I have some perceived limitation. It's no longer circumstantial based, right?

Most people think that they're a victim of circumstance if fill in the blank, right? Obviously, the number one is usually if I had more money, I'd be fine. Then it usually defers to something in the family. If my wife, my husband were nicer, if my parents appreciated me, then I'd be fine. If my workplace was nicer, like you can fill in the blank of the things that people complain about.

Most people think that they're a victim of circumstance if fill in the blank, right? Obviously, the number one is usually if I had more money, I'd be fine. Then it usually defers to something in the family. If my wife, my husband were nicer, if my parents appreciated me, then I'd be fine. If my workplace was nicer, like you can fill in the blank of the things that people complain about.

Most people think that they're a victim of circumstance if fill in the blank, right? Obviously, the number one is usually if I had more money, I'd be fine. Then it usually defers to something in the family. If my wife, my husband were nicer, if my parents appreciated me, then I'd be fine. If my workplace was nicer, like you can fill in the blank of the things that people complain about.

But that's the trap, right? If I think that I'm a victim of circumstance, then we lead into the world that we see, which is control, manipulation, domination. Because people are trying to manipulate the things around them under the illusion that that's what's going to garner my greatest sense of joy. But that's not how it works. I mean, talk to a billionaire, right?

But that's the trap, right? If I think that I'm a victim of circumstance, then we lead into the world that we see, which is control, manipulation, domination. Because people are trying to manipulate the things around them under the illusion that that's what's going to garner my greatest sense of joy. But that's not how it works. I mean, talk to a billionaire, right?

But that's the trap, right? If I think that I'm a victim of circumstance, then we lead into the world that we see, which is control, manipulation, domination. Because people are trying to manipulate the things around them under the illusion that that's what's going to garner my greatest sense of joy. But that's not how it works. I mean, talk to a billionaire, right?