About this episode
Jesse Elder is someone that, I would argue, cannot be triggered. As someone who lived most of their life with a black and white mindset, I constantly feel inspired by Jesse’s ability to navigate immensely oppositional conversations with such supreme grace and openness. How did he acquire such a beautiful understanding and way of being? His answer: upbringing.
Jesse shares with us his journey through childhood to now and what he’s learned along the way about personal triggers, the education system, irrational fears, the illusion of time, and building relationships based on worthiness.
Jesse and I dive into…
→ Our education system’s amplification of unworthiness.
→ Irrational fears: how are they born?
→ How broadening lived experiences builds resiliency.
→ Ways that our unique gifts are tampered with from a young age.
→ Embracing timelessness: being free from the past and future.
→ The echo chamber of fear that is instilled in many of us.
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