24: Ep. 24 - 10 Principles of Burning Man and Choi
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***Before I begin, there's a weird glitch between 8:17-8:36 but it does stop and it does not come back!!! Sorry about it!!*** HELLO! If you follow my personal social media, you must know how much Burning Man FOMO I've been feeling this past week. So I thought it was only fitting to do an episode about it as well. I truly grew so much as a person from going to Burning Man ONE TIME. Sadly, I did not go this year, but will be there next year. But while we're all here, and not in Black Rock City, I wanted to share with you the 10 Principles of Burning Man. These 10 principles truly speak to me, and I think everyone should try to live by these principles all the time, on or off the playa. I want to tell you which one my favorite is, but I can't, because I truly love so many of them. But I will tell you which one I miss the most right now. It's Radical Self-Expression. Be yourself. Do you. Just go for it. I feel like the playa brought the full "me" out. I try to channel that version of me daily, but it's been pretty difficult to find, lately... I think all this reminiscing has been helping me cope, at least.. hehe Anyway! I hope you all enjoy the episode! KTHANKSBYE<3 PS. If you disagree with any of the ways I've explained the principles, let me know! This is what I think they are and how I've accepted them to be...! You know where to find me! [email protected]!
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