Zach Bush

You wouldn't have those great curves within the murmuration of 10,000 starlings if it wasn't for the changes in the friction between the air currents that is created by the wings in front of you, behind you, around you. So it's the flight of humanity that's creating these frictions on the planet.

You wouldn't have those great curves within the murmuration of 10,000 starlings if it wasn't for the changes in the friction between the air currents that is created by the wings in front of you, behind you, around you. So it's the flight of humanity that's creating these frictions on the planet.

You wouldn't have those great curves within the murmuration of 10,000 starlings if it wasn't for the changes in the friction between the air currents that is created by the wings in front of you, behind you, around you. So it's the flight of humanity that's creating these frictions on the planet.

And if we would start to realize, oh, I'm having friction over here, that doesn't mean I need to hold on tighter and resist it or get mad at it or have judgment on what's causing friction. I need to let that bend my curve. And when we start to see life as a constantly bending curve rather than a straight line that we're trying to maintain, we will be much more free of pain.

And if we would start to realize, oh, I'm having friction over here, that doesn't mean I need to hold on tighter and resist it or get mad at it or have judgment on what's causing friction. I need to let that bend my curve. And when we start to see life as a constantly bending curve rather than a straight line that we're trying to maintain, we will be much more free of pain.

And if we would start to realize, oh, I'm having friction over here, that doesn't mean I need to hold on tighter and resist it or get mad at it or have judgment on what's causing friction. I need to let that bend my curve. And when we start to see life as a constantly bending curve rather than a straight line that we're trying to maintain, we will be much more free of pain.

And so I really believe that this is one of the unintended consequences of the 1980s and 90s. And well, maybe it was 90s and 2000s, but somewhere in those couple decades, it started to be kind of in the zeitgeist that we all needed an intention board.

And so I really believe that this is one of the unintended consequences of the 1980s and 90s. And well, maybe it was 90s and 2000s, but somewhere in those couple decades, it started to be kind of in the zeitgeist that we all needed an intention board.

And so I really believe that this is one of the unintended consequences of the 1980s and 90s. And well, maybe it was 90s and 2000s, but somewhere in those couple decades, it started to be kind of in the zeitgeist that we all needed an intention board.

And we needed to like create the, this was before Pinterest, but everybody had literally a whiteboard and they were cutting pictures out of magazines and putting them on their dorm room of their intention board of their life. That gives the belief that there's a straight line to your future.

And we needed to like create the, this was before Pinterest, but everybody had literally a whiteboard and they were cutting pictures out of magazines and putting them on their dorm room of their intention board of their life. That gives the belief that there's a straight line to your future.

And we needed to like create the, this was before Pinterest, but everybody had literally a whiteboard and they were cutting pictures out of magazines and putting them on their dorm room of their intention board of their life. That gives the belief that there's a straight line to your future.

And now every time you see yourself going on a path and it doesn't feel like you're getting to your intention board, you're failing, you feel like you must be out of your purpose, you got to go find your purpose, you must need to go to India, whatever it is.

And now every time you see yourself going on a path and it doesn't feel like you're getting to your intention board, you're failing, you feel like you must be out of your purpose, you got to go find your purpose, you must need to go to India, whatever it is.

And now every time you see yourself going on a path and it doesn't feel like you're getting to your intention board, you're failing, you feel like you must be out of your purpose, you got to go find your purpose, you must need to go to India, whatever it is.

And the reality is, no, you need to sit in the currents of the air around you and then trust that the path is taking you into the most beautiful journey you could possibly do. And the things that you can see in your future that might have ended up on an intention board are on your journey, but they're not where you expected them. And they're not the destination. It wasn't a destination.

And the reality is, no, you need to sit in the currents of the air around you and then trust that the path is taking you into the most beautiful journey you could possibly do. And the things that you can see in your future that might have ended up on an intention board are on your journey, but they're not where you expected them. And they're not the destination. It wasn't a destination.

And the reality is, no, you need to sit in the currents of the air around you and then trust that the path is taking you into the most beautiful journey you could possibly do. And the things that you can see in your future that might have ended up on an intention board are on your journey, but they're not where you expected them. And they're not the destination. It wasn't a destination.

It was a part of the journey that you were going to fly through. And if you start to give up the idea of getting to your intention, you start to find freedom in your own life.

It was a part of the journey that you were going to fly through. And if you start to give up the idea of getting to your intention, you start to find freedom in your own life.