5. We grown-ups tend to get an impulse
to say something, but then we imagine
all kinds of horrible things that might
happen, so we back pedal a bit, in our
minds.
6. Then we say something that's less than
100% congruent.
8. They're not like, "Part of me wants to
run over and see what that red shiny
thing is, but another part is still kind of
tired out from this morning."
17. If there was a party, and you knew this
guy was going to be there, you wanted
to go.
18. This is what happens when you carry
that child like congruence into
adulthood.
19. You have that congruence, but also the
responsibility of being an adult.
20. You don't censor yourself because
you're afraid how people will respond,
you only censor yourself because you
honestly don't like saying mean things
about other people.
21. But the funny thing is once you spend
just a little bit of time expressing
yourself like this, all those negatives
ideas in your mind about others tends
to vanish.
22. Since whenever you show up, people
are always so happy to see you, you
suddenly think of everybody in at their
best.
23. It's like you project this bubble out
around that everybody is happy to be
in.