Why Paradox School? (Not An Ad) - Human Equals Paradox

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In this one I talk about why I created Paradox School and how that ties in to my whole worldsense that I'm slowly laying out through the podcast.Paradox School begins every year in late June, so if you're interested in checking it out you certainly can: www.theparadoxschool.comBut understanding why I've created the School, and how it reflects my archetypal framing of human nature, is key for anyone interested in my work.I talk repeatedly about not focusing on the how but the what - what are we really doing?Most of us mistake the what for the how - we think how we're doing it is actually the substance, the essence, and it's not.Paradox School is perhaps the deepest and most articulated expression of what it is I really do, so even if being part of it is not for you (and it won't be for most people) it's useful to hear how it brings my work into form and life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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