• E|7 Current Events & the need to pull your power back

  • Mar 7 2024
  • Length: 48 mins
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E|7 Current Events & the need to pull your power back

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  • In this unscripted conversation, Nichole and Brian discuss current events and the need to regain personal power in a chaotic world. They touch on topics such as mental health, the opioid pandemic, lack of trust in pharmaceutical companies, the effects of opioids on mental health, alternative treatments for addiction, air and water pollution, government control, corruption, and the importance of community building and self-sustainability. They emphasize the need for individuals to step out of their comfort zones, support small businesses, and share knowledge to empower one another. The conversation highlights the power of love and community in navigating challenging times.

    Takeaways

    Mental health and addiction are significant issues in society, and the pharmaceutical industry's role in creating medically induced drug addicts needs to be addressed.
    Air and water pollution have a detrimental impact on mental health, and individuals should be aware of the toxins they are exposed to.
    Government control and corruption can hinder progress and prevent individuals from living self-sufficient lives.
    Building a supportive community and supporting small businesses are essential for personal and collective empowerment.

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