In this Walk-n-Talk, I discuss my thoughts about making backup plans. I think it’s important to try and be prepared for anything. I am far from being perfect, but I felt some of this insight might be useful for those who find my videos tolerable 🙂
Coming soon, I will attempt to ‘Sit-n-Talk’ somewhere if I can get all my equipment properly prepared to do so. Thanks for handing out with me on my first Arizona Walk-n-Talk.
Each one of us is facing a unique and challenging situation, but the main point I try to make here is that the ax is only sharpened on the stone, and we must face this friction and adversity in order to grow. We can work with this tension to strengthen and forge better ways of operating and being in the word.
Human consciousness can thrive in great devastation. It’s not that we wish for it, or require devastation, but rather it’s just an observation that we are extremely capable beings who can adapt and overcome anything when hard times come. The idea of Strength Through Adversity is something we can lean into and embrace which can be a path to rapid growth and true freedom.
We are able to discover more about ourselves when we are challenged. Through the challenge and tear down, we can then rebuild stronger. This is the process that we can then repeat and refine. That process can then help us continue to reinvent and to unfold and discover our massive potential.
Are you working on your own content production projects? I’d like to learn more about how you create your content! I am creating a course for content creators and it would help to have some of your input. Email me at tyler@tylerbloyer.com and we’ll discuss more.
This video was produced live on 09/22/2019 and streamed via my various social media platforms.
The Struggle For Freedom is the first in the series, Falling Into Movement Traps. In this series, I will be discussing the issues surrounding the so-called “Freedom Movements” and the contradictions I’ve uncovered from the first-hand experience with these groups. In part 1, we take a deeper look at the struggle and find that there are very important questions regarding mans desire for freedom (or lack thereof).
