ODD BUDDY

Hello, comrades! I'm offering a limited-time opportunity to invest in my business and receive your money back plus 7% interest, up to $40,000.

This will help me launch ODD BUDDY as an official LLC and obtain a small truck to start using for gigs around town. Coaching and leading are still my vision but I decided to start smaller.

Investors within Springfield, MO or Greene county are preferred, but you don't have to be a resident to invest!

Send me your email address in a message if you would like to see the proposal.

Picture unrelated (sort of, hopefully my good girl can come work with me in the truck sometimes!)

I just thought of a new series, , so I’m jumping right in with you!

These are original insights inspired by a plethora of postulations and research.

Do you know that you’re programmable? It’s true! Whatever cognitive distortion ails you, if you know how to reprogram yourself, you can work to release it.

Today, I want to draw your attention to this decoding:

1. Extraversion = gather instinct
2. Introversion = organize instinct

Understanding the things that are driving your brain make it possible for you to steer.

Until next time; be well.

Learning to distinguish between healthy fear and triggers is crucial.

Don’t let anyone fool you into thinking that living an embodied life means never putting yourself out there, never making a call that you’re not sure of, or never being uncomfortable.

If you're always comfortable by choice, I can GUARANTEE you are not living as an embodied human being.

Notice I didn’t say “ever comfortable.” We should be sometimes. But even in our comfort, we should be able to tell those we are close with where our growth edges are and how those things are changing our self-concept.

Growth is not linear, and it is deeply uncomfortable.

There is an abundance of need in simply caring for people who lack the skills and resources to care for themselves.

This is a huge underserved market. Companies that are not proactively addressing this are capitalizing from it.

What does a society look like that holds care for all as a moral imperative?