In this episode, Scott talks about quitting, a puzzling concept that impacts us all. He shares how his Kundalini awakening experience helped him develop an appreciation for letting go of “quitting” as a concept and just focusing on things that inspire him and being one with the universe.

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Poem for the episode - I Quit

 I Quit

by Scott Bryant-Comstock

It takes way too much energy to try to not quit

So I quit

There I said it

I quit

The backlash of shame and guild will be intense, but will fade quickly

Sameness

Numbness

Quitting

Such a relief in quitting

I don't have to work anymore at not quitting

All of the time and energy I spent trying not to quit is now mine to use as I see fit

What a relief

I quit

But

What if I don't quit?

What if I just quit investing all of my time and energy in not quitting?

What if I stop worrying about not quitting?

What if I stop fearing not quitting?

What if I stop attaching shame, anger, sadness, regret and self worth to the act of not quitting?

What if I stop making "quitting" the thing that dominates my life?

What if I don't quit?

What if I don't think of quitting as success or failure?

What if quitting, as a concept, does not exist?

What if I don't think of quitting at all?

Inhale

Quiet

Stillness

Calm

I feel the universe course through my body

Exhale

Quiet

Stillness

Calm

I feel the universe course through my body

What if quitting, as a concept, does not exist?

What if I don't think of quitting at all?

What if I focus only on things that inspire me?

What if

I just be at one with the universe?

If I do that, then there is nothing to quit

I am at one with the universe

I am at peace

There is no quit

Only is