These episodes are not made for individuals with low attention span. You will get the fruitfulness with patience and hearing the slow and boring parts first, life does not provide constant adrenaline friction. It is often fluctuating and never linear.

But Carl Jung's concept of projection refers to the psychological process where individuals attribute their own unconscious traits, emotions, or desires onto others. This mechanism often serves as a defense against confronting uncomfortable aspects of oneself, leading to misunderstandings in relationships.

Around 4:45 or 5:00 I loosen up and give examples of everyday life where we project ourselves into places that no longer serve the idealizations within our subconscious. Being more of myself and away from the practical rigid field.

In time, validation starts to feel exhausting and performative, takes constant regulation of our routines and wastes the time we thought would fuel us. Status doesn't mean much when you're unhappy, influence doesn't really hold weight when we are fragmented.

In time projection helps us to move closer to the consciousness within us, as that is important to not blend into relationships that operate on restriction or the conditional. Live your young days to the capacity you can, but don't waste it on people who meet you halfway.

This podcast is for those navigating identity, self-worth, emotional awareness, projection, subconscious patterns, overthinking, validation, burnout, loneliness, relationships, personal growth, and the quiet process of becoming more honest with yourself.