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Jan 16, 2018 30 min

Episode 115: “The Future Is Present”

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“In order to carry a positive action we must develop here a positive vision.” - Dali Lama The Dudes of Disruption show was inspired by a recent vision board and declarations exercise we conducted with the DoD Men’s Group (I also lead this vision board and declarations exercise at companies, team building and retreats, project and client launches, etc.). The Dudes of Disruption explore the role and the power of getting connected to what you are committed to and then making clear and powerful declarations in front of others is an out of this world experience. The disruption is the belief that life is a certain way or that things are just this way and there’s no changing them. Everything is made up. So, go out and make up something that serves you and the world and declare them. Why are declarations important? A declaration is an official statement – a line in the sand. Since everything is made up of energy, all energies travel in frequencies and vibrations. Therefore each declaration you make carries its own vibrational frequency which makes the possibility of those declarations actually happening. Music by Jason Misrahi Dudes of Disruption Social Media: Like the Dudes on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/dudesofdisruption Follow the Dudes on Twitter - https://twitter.com/DoDtalkradio Email - [email protected]

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