Wendy K. Laidlaw

And so people who get elevated eventually fall into all kinds of dark trouble.

And we watch it over and over again.

But we're watching it because it's happening to us.

The first problem is you don't know what your genius is.

And the second problem is you know what your genius is.

Because now you have to live with it.

Absolutely.

And living with it means that I'm living with my woundedness as well as experimenting with my golden qualities or my genius self or my giftedness.

And that's the struggle of life.

That's the meaningful stuff.

And I'm talking about it more and more because that's what changes culture.

There isn't going to be an idea that everybody agrees on.

No committee is going to solve what we're going through.

But a whole bunch of people awakening to their genius will individually begin to heal and solve things that seem unresolvable and unsolvable.

And one person's genius is, you know, I met these people that were figuring out how to use mushrooms to get heavy metals out of streams.

And they've actually figured it out.

And it was all younger people doing this wild experiment that no one knew about, essentially.

So there's people doing that.

And there's someone else that can figure out psychological issues or someone else who can figure out medical issues that can be imagined and invented.

And then there's someone else that has an idea of how you really negotiate peace instead of just pretending that you have an agreement