Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
are life, then you start to do things that bring a balance and a
harmony.
WIZARD: When nothing is done, nothing is left undone.
BRIAN EZZELL: Very right, very true.
TRIP: Like interviewers shouldn't share too much of his personal
life, it's about you, but I had to sell this real estate project of mine
a few months ago, and that was kind of the termination of my
career, so to speak. But since that time I've been working harder
than I've ever worked, but I've been working on stuff like that's
near and dear to me, right, on my home, homestead. And there's
no mental projection out more than a few days. So each day when
I get up and I do something, it's what needs to happen that day,
and sometimes what needs to happen that day is a result of a
phone call that comes in that I wasn't expecting. For example,
yesterday I did something that I wasn't expecting to do because I'd
been borrowing a piece of equipment from somebody that's very
valuable, and so they needed me to do something, and I said, sure
I'll go do that for you so I can hand on to this valuable piece of
equipment, right.
Anyways, people are reporting to me, and this has happened half a
dozen times in the last month, that there's a kind of glow to me
right now, or they can see this change. They can't put their finger
on it, but they see this big upgrade in my persona, or my
relaxation, whatever, a happiness level or whatever. And I would
attribute it to the fact that I'm not merely the doer in the mental
projection that I was four months ago, trying to bring a real estate
project to successful conclusion as a guy called Trip. So I just
wanted to share that because I think…
BRIAN EZZELL: That's interesting, we kind of parallel in that
way, I just got a call yesterday as a matter of fact that I have to…
there's a real estate thing that I have to take care of in Montana,
and it's nothing palatial, by any stretch of the imagination, but it's
just a small rental that I have there, and I've been meaning to try
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