Bootsy Greencast #016 "Transurfing the Apocalypse" w/ Trevor Yaglinski of True Living

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Send us Fan MailThis is a chat I had with Trevor Yaglinski of True Living LLC. https://www.trueliving.mykajabi.com - we didn't get into the Q thing which Trevor is a follower of. I do want to chat with him about that at some point. Anyway this is a casual chat and we talk about ways to insulate ourselves from garbage and stay positive in the face of uncertainty. Thanks so much for checking out the show! Hit me up! And you can find Trevor on youtbe as well here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbuvH9F6d7QjURkRnqxTPMwJoin the skool group here: https://www.skool.com/blue-collar-mystics-5366Support the showJoin our exclusive skool group here and learn Reality Transurfing for free: https://www.skool.com/blue-collar-mystics-5366/aboutFind all my offerings on my homepage at: https://bootsygreenwood.comLeave a comment if you have any questions or requests and please subscribe and rate the show!

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