Divine Feminine, Creative Suffering and Word Traps?

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  This is Jonathan Fields with this week's Good Life project roundtable.

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  So that's a format where I have guests in residence, and we go around the table and we each throw out one topic and jam until we're, well, pretty much done jamming.

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  My guests in residence today and for actually for three weeks now are two dear friends of mine.

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  We have Amelia Zhivatovskaya, who is a scientist.

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  She has a master's in applied positive psychology, runs the largest certification in applied positive psychology psychology program in the world.

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  And it's just a stunningly brilliant mix of deep academic and scholarship, and also a pretty soft metaphysical side.

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  And she blends it in a way which just makes you think.

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  Also joining as a guest in residence for today and for three weeks now is Bob Gower.

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  Bob is a deep systems thinker with a strong background in philosophy and agile development for those in the sort of technology, technology world.

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  He's worked with teams at the highest level in some of the largest organizations, and also startup entrepreneurs.

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  He also has a background in cults and in all sorts of worlds where people influence others to make decisions.

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  And that comes out in a lot of really interesting ways in the conversations over the next couple of weeks.

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  So really excited to share these conversations with you.

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  I'm Jonathan Fields.

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  This is good life project, and hanging out with you on a round table day with our guests in residence, Emilia Zhevatovskaya and Bob Gower.

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  Gower.

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  Gower.

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  Gower.

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  So this is our third round with these two fabulous guests in residence, and we're gonna start things off this week with Amelia.

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  What are you thinking about?

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