Highly Inspired

Intention and planning are often used interchangeably in our overachieving, hyper-focused, fast-paced world that we live in. But in reality, the two couldn’t be more different. As Americans, we plan a lot. The most significant difference between planning and being intentional is that planning is doing; while intention requires deep thought before any executive can occur. 

Planning has become so ingrained in our culture that we rarely take a step back to question why we do the things we do to begin with. And without taking time to think before acting, it is easy to get on autopilot - where you go are only going through the motions of life without actually living. 

In this episode, we dive into what it means to live with intention and find ways to spend time answering the hard questions that ultimately shape the vision each of us has for our own lives.

We did an episode on the "Great Reset" about a year ago. This was the very first time we had come across the topic and discovered the true agenda stemming from World Economic Forum. Since then, a lot has changed, more truth has been revealed, and our perspectives have broadened. Even though we seem to be moving faster and closer to the 2030 plan in less than a year, luckily, there seem to be even more awakened people this year, and the resistance is growing every day worldwide. Thus, it is critical - now more than ever - that we attach ourselves to this hope. In this episode, we take a trip down memory lane to compare our perspectives from a year ago to now and kick off the new year with some exciting announcements! Tune in to hear more.

Travis Scott's Astroworld was the scene of the crime of 10 deaths. Following this news, first-hand stories exploded across social media, with concert attendees posting their experiences directly to the world. We heard every explanation under the sun, from stampedes to cardiac arrests, to people being injected with needles, to even claims of this event feeling like actual hell. Yet, even with the abundance of these easily accessible first-hand accounts, the mainstream media and so-called "journalists" have seemed to bury this story. And we don't know why. With so many questions still unanswered. Such as, was this Travis's fault? Why was Live Nation, so ill-prepared? Could this have been prevented? Why were young people going into sudden cardiac arrest? Concerts are meant to be a positive, fun experience, not something to be fearful of attending.

We send our love and condolences to the victims and their families.

GoFundMe for the victims & their families: https://www.gofundme.com/c/act/astroworld-festival-fundraisers

Earlier this year, the World Economic Forum released a video introducing the concept of "Own Nothing and You will be happy." Explaining how in the future we will rent most of the items we need to live. As technology improves, we won't need as many materials goods we can downgrade our lives and experience a better world in the digital space. At first, at face value, the idea sounds great. Life is about to get cheaper, more convenient. Every experience will run as efficiently as getting a package from Amazon Prime. But if you dig a little deeper, you realize this concept of owning nothing will make us happy is a lie.

Should we be less greedy? Yes. 
Should we work to become less materialistic? Of course.

But we can do those things without some world government entity taking away our money, our land, and ultimately our bodily autonomy. They claim a carbon tax, a wealth tax, a capital gains tax; the list goes on... are the solution. All well, they travel the world in their private jets, emitting more carbon than you could produce in a lifetime. We all want cleaner oceans, clearer air, and a beautiful planet, but no one wants to be lied to on how to achieve that. 

New York City has erupted in recent weeks with people from all walks of life coming together to protest in the name of freedom. Chloe joins us to share her first-hand account of this hopeful spirit that has spread all over the city. She has a fascinating perspective on how she grew skeptical of the US government. Interestingly enough, during this same time, she took control of her health and started becoming vegan. In addition to being on the front lines of these critical protests, she and her boyfriend make independent films together. Chloe's worldview hits a variety of unique intersections that hopefully makes her story relatable to you in some way or another. The truth is we've inherited freedom for a while now, many of us have gotten what it looks like to fight for it. This episode is a reminder of what's at stake to lose if we don't rally together to speak out.

Chloe Pelletier:
- Twitter: @ChloePees
- Instagram: @chloe_is_on_insta_wtf

Cody Clarke:
- Twitter: @CodyClarke
- Instagram: @killthelion
- Youtube: https://youtube.com/user/codyclarke
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Sophia Jasmine joins us this week to share her personal health story on how she got off multiple prescriptions, including topical steroids and birth control, and switched to more holistic healing and reproductive health methods. Many people across the U.S. have been kept in the dark about the long-term effects of some western medicine. And specifically, women have been misled about what their birth control options are. With the help of modern technology, there have been many new emerging non-hormonal birth control options that are highly effective, including Natural Cycles, which is even FDA approved. Yet, many women across the country are unaware that these options exist. Why aren't doctors and healthcare providers informing them of this option? Why aren't schools including this information in their sex education programs? Why are we not empowering women to retake control of their bodies? Sophia provides thoughtful insight into answering these questions with her educational background in human development and family studies.

Sophia Jasmine 
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As the U.S. has become more secular, we have been looking to fill the void of idolizing some higher entity. For thousands of years, many earlier civilizations, such as the Egyptians, Jews, Greeks, and Romans, all had gods and royalty placed on pedestals of worship. But America has been different. We are a democracy. There is no ruler; there is no mandatory U.S. state religion. You have the right to be an atheist here. Our theory is that we've replaced the role of traditional rulers and even gods with celebrities. So when our celebrity class fails us, let us down, and turn out not to be the people we thought and grew to love... What do we do? Who can we turn to or trust? That is what we hope to uncover in this episode.

For decades, our country has been teaching its students to repeat, memorize and follow the rules without question. A streamlined one-size-fits-all experience has replaced classical education; students have been robbed of learning critical thinking fundamentals. Instead of being encouraged to ask the "why" questions, students are told to accept everything at face value. This kind of thinking has resulted in an entire generation of journalists who publish clickbait from their beds instead of doing field reporting, medical professionals who treat science like religious dogma instead of a series of ever-changing discoveries, and teachers who can implement rules but are failing to inspire. So, in a world where the propaganda machine is stronger than ever, we decided to take a step back and uncover the difference between synthesizing and regurgitating information. 

Americans have been asleep at the wheel this summer with the opening up of our country, even in places like California. We have been back to work and having fun for the most part. There was a glimmer of hope things were finally back to normal. But as we move into Fall, things like the "Delta" variant are being discussed, and talks of lockdown, vaccine passports resurface. All well, Tik Tok influencers are working as White House interns. The "summer of fun" is starting to fade as reality kicks back in. Tune in to hear our thoughts on what's to come and how we can all work together to protect our biological health, land, resources, and ultimately our freedom.

Imagine that you're at a friend's house with 20 friends, good music starts playing, and two people start dancing. Shortly after, a police officer sees them dancing from the front window. They come in and shut it down with either a $1,000 fine or an arrest. What if we were to tell you that this is what's occurring in Australia right now? Yes, we were just as surprised to hear this as you are. Since many mainstream outlets haven't reported on the current state of Australia, we decided to have a witness come on and share her firsthand account of the situation with us. Tune in to learn more about how the police state is taking over this formerly free nation.