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“Unpopular opinion, unless I’m on tour... half-caff at home has been great for my nervous system. We buy a bag of decaf and full to make our own because it can be hard to find sometimes.”
“Manifesting, journaling, affirmations... I put out what I want into the universe and basically trust that the good and amazing things happen to me when I’m living completely in alignment with my true self.”
“I think one thing that could help everyone is just to be more mindful with your actions, your speech, and even the conversation you participate in or even just hear. For myself I always aim to try and take in more positivity because, especially in today's age, with the access we have, it's very easy to paint a bleak picture.”
The latest entry into this HWY 95 localized recommendations project is a Next Economy Now podcast episode featuring one of Kimberley BC’s Grist & Mash owners talking smartly about a different way to structure businesses (and it’s a timely conversation that just becomes more timely the more ‘business as usual’ our society continues being in spite of all the evidence shouting for us to do stuff differently).
