What’s been the most overwhelming part of the launch process for you so far? Is it: • setting up backend systems • managing messages and client onboarding • creating marketing assets • organizing the moving pieces • something else entirely? I’ve been helping startups launch for about 8 years and I’m always curious what part founders wish they could take off their plate first.

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In an 108/36/36 degree triagle you can divide it infinitely and always get the Golden Ratio of Φ (But my eyes got tired so I stopped) I always liked drawing out by hand geometry, it’s feels more than just drawing. Some concepts when drawn out are better understood, this case the idea of the ‘One’ the Monad, can be infinitely divided, and still keep it’s geometric properties intact. We are all a drop in the ocean, and an ocean in a drop, the paradox is real, and in a way it does need to be confusing. It can bring us balance, we are both, if we think we are only part of the one, we shrink, if we think we are only the whole thing we can become arrogant. Both we can hold to be true at the same time, we are balanced, not small, not arrogantly big. But balanced. Paradoxical thoughts on a Lunar Eclipse. 😜✌️🌝🌞

@Thor Aarsand Your latest post struck a cord and goes hand in hand with something that came through while meditating recently——how we can have world peace if we’re addicted to drama? Most people would agree that they want world peace, yet are addicted to drama. They refuse to look at themselves in the mirror and address that they are responsible for their lives. That they are the root of their suffering. That there is no one to blame, but themselves. Most people do not want to look at themselves. It is easier to stay stuck in the matrix where they live backwards. Where they can blame, nitpick, disrespect, and talk down on others without taking any of accountability about what that means about them. My soul reflects others’ darkness back to them. Both of my parents represent a crucial part of the collective unconscious. My mom is an example of a fake, girl friend——something most women deal with in the common world. She assumes that everyone is out to get her and is cynical of most people. She says she’s down for you, but probably talks shit behind your back. She says she wants what’s best for you, but gossips when you’re down on your luck. She represents a pattern in the collective unconscious of impurity. Of not standing on business. Of saying the right words to hold onto superficial relationships. Of putting on a facade of being nice, while hiding demons. Meanwhile, my dad represents a different pattern. One more common in men…the need for dominance. He walks through life trying to dominant everything. The conversation. His lady. His kids. Me? Hell no lol, I challenge that fucker. I am the only one who will. His need for dominance is deeply rooted in the insecurity that wallows at the core of his being. The insecurity that is pungent to me——especially when he unconsciously asserts his dominance. A shadow that I feel only I am able to reflect back to him because I don’t play his games and I am unafraid. I navigate this life in a way that forces people to look at their own projections by not reacting. By observing the situation and responding telepathically.

4 years ago I went through the dark night of the soul. Back then I genuinely wanted to stop living. Today I can look back with unconditional love and a deep sense of fullness. The spiritual path is the most challenging one there is. You don’t learn anything “new” you unlearn everything you once believed to be true: Your identity. Your values. Your purpose. Your environment. Your entire life. To understand this phase better, I’d love to hear from you: With what challenge or pain are you currently confronted? Much love 🙌