Life In The Digital Age.

Thriving in the digital age.?

We are humans. Connected to nature. Created by god. Living in man made city scapes?

Three planes of existence merging, fighting for equilibrium, harmony, dominance.

As the reality of technology becomes more invasive to our lives, the human and spiritual realities of self fade to black.?

Gone is the thought of a leisurely walk through the woods, clear the mind and connect back to nature and the creator of it.?

Those thoughts have vanished for most like mist into a desert sky. Instantly evaporated, almost as if it never existed.?

Human productivity though isn't a bad thing, It is fantastic.?

Humans were made to elevate this world, to grow into the world. Use the environment to become keepers of the realm.?

As a whole,?our grade is lackluster.?

But we spot the moments of truth and beautiful figments of realized potential from people or societies here and there.?

Building a city is a wondrous thing, it also disconnects us from the world as we hurl ourselves headlong down the tunnel of innovation.?

We seek mastery over the environment. We seek mastery over ourselves, we seek mastery over god.?

When untethered, this is what happens. Massive fractions of the population break off into almost schizophrenic tendencies, like a glacial iceberg cracking off and falling into the water.?

Humans CANNOT function in an imbalanced state.?

Soon enough it all catches up with us.?

We have nervous breakdowns, we start losing hair, we jump at the slightest sound.?

Our minds cannot deal with it due to the fact that it becomes disconnected.?

Cities have no connection to the world at large. Someone who lives in a city might understand how the markets work, be up to speed with the latest innovations, and spot the cultural and market trends as they reveal themselves, but not know how cabbage is grown.?

It’s foreign. Some outside world that other people engage in, that unsophisticated people engage in.?

The truth is that innovation is good, and most people are suffering, tethered, chained to their phone.?

Cuffed to the dopamine dripping iv line that they hold in their pockets.?

I suffer from this too, I don't write this as an angry counter culturalist.?

I write it as someone involved in the system recognizing the massive blind spots that we suffer from.?

SSRI’s, anxiety, depression, all of this is fueled by the speed of life, the demand on innovation, and the lack of an ability to simply sit, observe, sonnet, breathe, watch your children and appreciate them.?

I suppose I’m writing this more as a reflection.?

The point is that we all are seeking balance, whether we go to the pill cabinet or we are extreme counter culturalists who remove ourselves from society.?

What I am interested in is the harmony, the sweet spot. To be dialed in on all three measures.

To find that perfect spot where the three circles overlap in a powerful interplay of meaning, connection, and ability.?

This is my life's work. I have been pursuing it since I was a teenager.?

Going to each extreme to find the end ranges then settling into my perfect dialed in pocket in the middle.?

If you are interested in doing work like this with myself, you can book a call with me from this link and I will show up to serve you in the highest manner possible.?

Enabling you to thrive in your sweet spot, tapping into 100X returns.?

Most of the population cant find productivity in even one circle, imagine the exponential harmony of three overlapping circles.?

Book a free coaching session with me below and we’ll get into it!?

Looking forward!?