It's like if there's a you that gives the advice and there's a you that learns from the advice,

doesn't that mean there's two of you? Almost suicidal level stuff because I thought I can't

perform anymore and who I am is a stand-up comedian. So I'm not worthy of love. I'm not worthy of

anything. Right? Like our thing of manifesting money is almost

an implication that it's bigger than you. But what if you're just on a frequency where it's not

this thing that completes you? You're just complete as it. Why would a person in a moment of

enlightenment go to seek wisdom from a person who runs an air conditioning business.

For us to really grow, it's almost like we have to let go of everything.

I just follow the thing and will let go of whatever I need to, no matter what, if on the other

side is more of my soul, because more of your soul will make you better at everything every I bet you're going to really love this edition of the Big Leap podcast we are talking with

Kyle Sees who is doing some of the most amazing work on the planet at the intersection of comedy

and right now interaction and transformation and I think you're going to really enjoy what he's doing.

Mike?

All right.

Well, one of the things that I asked Kyle about that I'm really intrigued about it,

got me thinking is, all right, the evolution of comedy.

What is creative processes?

And it was completely, completely different than what I thought it would be.

Kyle, what do you think the big bombshell and take away and reveal was in this episode?

That the less effort equals more magic, and that we are magically, we are magically held, and our force is in the way of the experience of that.

And if we would surrender a little more and do what gay would call take the big leap,

we will transcend the part of us that's trying to create something out of a fear of not being

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