Who's to Say: Questions That Can't Be Answered

This podcast is dedicated to timeless truths, the adventures of living and learning, and through candid dialogue, uncovering some of the things we take for granted. I, for one, am hoping to add many companions in this pursuit... but I'd like to know what issues (or solutions) unite us, and how we can bridge the gap between the rest of us.We are still setting the stage for this first Act... to better explain the inspiration for this podcast, I thought it was helpful to explore the importance of the question, "Who's to Say?"...There are differences between authority and power, influence and coercion, truth and instruction. By asking questions - especially ones that challenge the source - are how we grow and get from A to B with more clarity.With that said, let's take some time to consider these tough personal questions:Who told you that X was the way to be?Who told you not to ask that question?Who said that it's not safe to do whatever you want?What are the traditions passed down through the years that you don't agree with?What did your parents (and their parents and their parents) tell you is a 'good life'? Is it really true?What would love do now?These are the introspective explorations that FIRE ME THE *** UP! I hope you gain a similar excitement from this adventure... as always, thanks for listening to "Who's to Say? with Tom Foolery"  Thank you for listening to Who's to Say? with Tom Foolery. Please leave a review and visit my site to connect with more content and resources. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit homecourthealth.substack.com