Episode 37: The Energy of the Season–Spring

The shift from winter to spring presages a shift in our experience of universal energy. Navigating that shift skillfully offers us substantial benefits. The bulk of this episode was recorded before we fully understood how radically upside-down the world was about to turn, but the essential message is more pertinent than ever: our health and …

Episode 36: I Overdid It So You Don’t Have To

All right, I admit it, I overdid it on Thursday–and boy did I pay for it on Friday. I got a bit antsy and I pushed myself a bit too far. "Antsy" is a thing many of us are feeling or going to feel, so that’s probably worth talking about. I also talk about how …

Episode 34: Benjamin Has Symptoms of COVID-19

Benjamin guides us through the development of his symptoms, explains why he thinks the probability is high that he’s dealing with COVID-19 rather than the flu or a cold, talks about the impossibility of getting tested, and shares his thoughts (based on his experience so far) about navigating with the illness, both individually and socially.

Episode 33: COVID-19 and the Water We Swim In

COVID-19 and the Water We Swim In: So … there’s this illness going around called coronavirus or COVID-19. Maybe you’ve heard about this? Kidding. The only way you could have not heard of it is if you are a hermit living in some mountain-top cave. Even if the illness itself turns out to not be …

Episode 32: Cultivating a Quality of Ease Is Not Easy

Cultivating a Quality of Ease Is Not Easy: We finished last week’s episode by talking about an intention to explore "making it easy." Benjamin carried that intention with him onto the tennis court for a recent match. Working with that intention helped cultivate flow through much of his game, but he discovered an area–his serve–in …

Episode 31: Seeking Guidance

Seeking Guidance: It’s an interesting time here at Let’s Start Here. Our "Epilogue/Prologue" episode a few weeks back served as a declaration that we’ve found ourselves at a solid endpoint with respect to the work that’s brought us to this point and are now beginning something new. What’s tricky is that while we know the …