Scott Perry helps others to let go of things that are not theirs, but struggles to do it for himself. He is being drawn to help loved ones in places that he cannot help because they are not open to it. He needs to let go of what is not his and prune the unnecessary growth.

Dane replies…
Well, join me in closing your eyes and breathe,
And relax deeper and feel the chair holding you, my guy.
And I want you to reopen your eyes,
I want you to picture paper in front of your eyes,
And I want you to draw two columns, in your mind.
On the left side is the voice of truth,
It comes deeply from the center of you.
On the right side is the voice of the world,
It's the voice of others, and, uh, they're like little damn squirrels,
And they pull us out from the center of our own.
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Scott’s response:
“Number one, just really admire your ability to do this kind of thing”

Guest Response Quote:
“The things that that kind of leapt up to me, you know, you mentioned center, the two sides, the inner and the outer, the internal and the external, and then taking a view from above, you know, all those ideas really resonated with me, because I'm a big believer in practicing almost anything worthwhile from the inside out. Whether that's empathy or compassion, leadership, any of the things that we strive to get better at have to come, you know, first from within ourselves before we can teach it or find it in other people.”