If you were free to implement any imaginable changes to your life, what would you do to make yourself feel completely secure?
This week's theme is security and insecurity.
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What if someone interviewed you over a period of thousands of hours, asking you every question you could imagine and many you couldn't? Through the course of the interview process, you would gain a keen understanding of yourself. You would end up with a comprehensive portrait of not only your surface thoughts, but also your deeper inner wisdom and insights. You would learn your whole story.
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