The thing is not how you are on your best days, how can you step up on your worst day?

When everything is going terrible, when you are tired, when you are frustrated, when you are

edgy, how do you treat other people?

Fuck pain, fuck heartbreak, I'm still in love with life.

From the multicultural headquarters of the future capital of the pre-thinking state to American

known as Los Angeles, this is The Drunken Douse Podcast.

On this episode, it's interview time again, as author and business school Dean Mary Ann

Lewis joins us for a fascinating talk about her new book, both and thinking, that challenges us

to look beyond our common either or style of decision making, and take a page from

Taoism and embrace the power of Yin Yang, where opposites are not enemies, simply different

energies in a dynamic balance, that can free up creativity and make more lasting solutions.

There's a bunch of great ideas in here.

And now, asking you all to spread the words that corporations are not persons, I'm

Rich Evers, and my partner in crime, the savage philosopher and middle figure of the gods,

Dan Yelli, Bollelli, as we invite you to lower the lights, batten down the hatches,

and prepare to open your mind.

For The Drunken Douse Podcast, begins now.

Welcome back everybody, another fine episode of The Drunken Douse Podcast,

episode 227, oddly enough, recorded on the anniversary, 10th anniversary of our second episode.

Check that out.

That was a long time ago.

Yes, indeed.

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