Welcome to The Next-Level Mindset podcast—the podcast for unlocking human potential the world over. 
It's time for us to get out of the illusion, the façade, the show and start exercising ambition at its finest.
In summary, we are embarking on the world's greatest moonshot, and I'll explain it later in this episode.
Thank you for joining me. It’s humbling to be in the position to share the oldest and greatest ambition that has been sprinkled into our written history. Throughout this podcast, I’ll map out this ambition through a contemporary and transparent package. 
As we have technology on our side, the tipping point is within reach and it will benefit our children, the coming generations and maybe even ourselves. 
I am your host, Marc Bubel, founder of Moxie Frontier, a business ethos consultancy—we unlock human potential…from the awakening inner soul of businesses…to the far reaches of their goodwill. We unlock what technology can’t.

This podcast is like a virtual building that contains a museum, a training facility, a technology center and a teahouse. This building is a metaphor for your consciousness. 
This first episode is the courtyard or garden to the building for your consciousness. It’s nice here withs its fertile soil. It exists to enable you to welcome the wonders of the world.
The first floor is season one which consists of two wings and a tunnel that connects the two. Together, they are the museum for the next-level mindset. 
The first wing will introduce you to the scope of the next-level mindset, the second wing is like the pioneer village and the tunnel is where we find something curious like a gift shop.
Season 2 is on the second floor and it’s a training facility where we exercise the way of the next-level mindset. Season 3, the third floor, presents the technology—the millenia old tool we use to change the game like we always have without fail; and season 4, the fourth floor, is the teahouse, which is like a boardroom for people that have gone next level.

Through presenting this podcast like a virtual building, I aim to make this as familiar as possible to encourage you to take a step back, reflect on what you are hearing, and make up your own mind. This podcast isn’t about what I know or what someone else knows. It's about making this a better world, which has driven our ambitions since the dawn of human existence. 

This podcast is for everyone. I know I'm committing the biggest marketing sin, but there are times when rules can be broken to great effect. This is one of those times.
If you know Geoffrey Moore’s adaptation of the technology adoption lifecycle, if works like this: 
Innovators will first listen to this podcast, then the early adopters. Then, we’ll create a critical mass that gets us across the chasm and it will virally spread.
Find a comfortable chair, listen with your eyes closed and give this podcast all of your attention. I want you to go all the way with the next-level mindset. It might be intimidating at the start but it gets easier. I’m here with you every step of the way and episodes 1 through 19 will prove it.
And here are two details to keep in your back pocket:
Number one. You will never hear anyone honestly announce they have the next-level mindset. If someone does, this person hasn't listened to this podcast. Only someone equal to a zen master could, though she is humble and will keep it to herself. 
Number two. Only perseverance unlocks human potential. While alternatives like dedication, devotion and bravado are admirable, they are mistakenly given credit when perseverance does the work in the background. 
I recommend having a pen and journal nearby while you listen. I will ask you to take notes on occasion as we will reference these notes later in this podcast. I also recommend writing your own notes when you are serious about developing your next-level mindset. When you get to the second season, you will want to reference your notes.
Bootcamp For Your Consciousness
To get the tour started, I will begin by describing this podcast's subtitle: the bootcamp for your consciousness.
Listen closely:
You are likely familiar with fitness bootcamps. They are difficult but you know you can do them when you persevere. 
Then there are military bootcamps that involve enduring intense stress both physically and mentally over several weeks. The kind that gives you a level of psychological conditioning that is rare in civilian life.
Then there are bootcamps that develop a level of psychological conditioning that can only be achieved through a widespread community sharing the same understanding. Like a religion or a business philosophy. The objective of such an intergenerational bootcamp is to bring a community to a higher spontaneous order, a higher orbit, a place that they have yet to achieve. The intent is to defeat a highly counterproductive groupthink that divides people.
The next-level mindset takes the intergenerational bootcamps one step further. Through having the history of intergenerational bootcamps at our fingertips, we learn their intent, where they succeed and where they derail. This effort has coincidentally put our ducks in a row and uncovered a meta bootcamp. It is a distillation of multiple intergenerational bootcamps and contemporary ambitions into a universal philosophy. It will thrust generations of people through a level of psychological conditioning that brings about pure consciousness the world over.
It’s a martial art for life itself.
If you think that’s deep, you have the idea of what this bootcamp is about. Through this podcast, I'll show you how deep your consciousness goes in a phenomenal way. You will become who you were meant to be.
The Next-Level Mindset
Before I continue, I want to assure you that the first time you listen to this podcast, it will be at its most intimidating. When you listen to it again, it will become less intimidating with each listen because it's already in your consciousness. Every time you listen, you are just reminding yourself what you already know and you will strengthen your understanding of it. Sometime soon, you're going to binge on this podcast because you will have shifted from being intimidated to being obsessed to make it your nature.

Let’s get right to the burning question: What is the glorious next-level mindset?

In the simplest terms, the next-level mindset represents people that rationally and objectively overcome mental barriers. 
The next-level mindset is in contrast with the first-level mindset which exists because people have mental barriers. Specifically, the first-level mindset exists because people get caught up in the moment and are unable to have an honest and friendly conversation with those that have a different point of view. They pick sides. 

People with the first-level mindset only know the narrative they believe in. When someone says, think about it from another perspective, they think someone is trying to brainwash them so they don’t listen.
People with the next-level mindset know there are different points of view and all points of view matter; we are to act as best friends to reach a conclusion without trade offs nor taking advantage of the situation. 
When people overlook this due diligence, the first-level mindset makes them look down on others. Maybe they criticize a person or think she is uninformed. Maybe they shame her with an insulting label or yank hard on the strings to her livelihood. When they succeed with avoiding a conversation others seek, they win and encourage conformity to spread.
If you have ever felt inferior even when nothing is spoken, you know how oppressive the first-level mindset can be.
But, the more conscious we are of the games the first-level mindset plays, the more enabled we become. We then begin leaning heavily toward developing our next-level mindset. 
When we realize peer pressure happens even to ourselves, it means the world's greatest moonshot has a personal beginning for us. Write down today’s date in your journal as this is the turning point in your life. 
Analogy 
Think of any polarized topic. Are people on either side happy? 
When we seriously think about this, we know they artificially support their happiness. When they hear an idea that is different from what they believe, they hide under the protective wing of their perspective, hiss at alternative points of view when they get too close and they feel proud because they think they know better. If they were genuinely happy, they would be curious about the other person’s point of view without a hint of sounding condescending. When we do this, we express our ability to love.

An inability to have a conversation with people that have a different point of view, does three things:
First, it creates a protective shell around the points of view that defines who we are.
Second, it atrophies the muscle that enables us to rationally overcome mental barriers.
Third, it disables curiosity making it almost irretrievable. 

Being honestly curious about different points of view is next level, but not the next-level mindset. It is much more than this. 
Here’s an analogy:
Imagine before you there is a high jump and the bar is at your hip height. Stand up, reach forward and put your hand at hip height…that high. You know you can immediately jump over it and that professionals can clear more than three times this height. Every time you raise the bar and find a higher height you can clear, you are doing something within your current ability. This isn’t, next level. You are just exploring your potential, which is a rewarding experience. 

Now imagine before you is a pole vault and the bar is at eye level. Stand up, reach forward and put your hand at eye level…that high. At this moment, you have no idea how to successfully vault yourself over that bar but you know professionals can clear more than three times this height. You have to organize your mind in new ways, like how to hold the pole, how to plant the pole into the box, and how to move your body in the air. 
Organizing your mind is next level but not the next-level mindset.
Notice, once you know how to clear the bar, it becomes easy like riding a bike. It ceases to be next-level for you. 
In this moment of success, you have unknowingly transitioned from organizing your mind to just pushing yourself. You might come across a next-level development once in a while, but you are now mostly back in the first-level mindset. You know this is true when you see people blaming things outside of their control and this prevents them from progressing, like a pole vaulter blaming the wind.

The next-level mindset only exists when it continues to exist. Someone with the next-level mindset views obstacles, like the wind and a different point of view, as an exciting challenge that tests their ability to organize their mind and remain with the next-level mindset.
To remain with the next-level mindset, continue to organize your mind whenever you experience a challenge throughout every waking hour of every day for the rest of your life. 
Power
But, is this the next-level mindset? Is this as far as it goes? No, but we are getting pretty close. 
Let’s see how far the next-level mindset goes. 

First things first. Remember people with the next-level mindset listen to people that have different points of view. In contrast, someone with the first-level mindset views people with different points of view as wrong. They might even vilify the person and launch the metaphorical witch hunt against them.
In other words, people have nothing to worry about from people that pursue the next-level mindset. If anyone fears people with the next-level mindset, they are just afraid they will be treated the way they treat others.

Ok, here we go.
As a person continues to organize her mind, she builds next-level achievements that weave together to form a solid foundation to who she is. This is when she begins standing on the shoulders of her past achievements where things that were out of reach are now within reach. Once she has experience with these higher level opportunities that her past self and others considered to be inconceivable, she begins to access power.
Each increase in power is a significant bootcamp obstacle. To the novice, power feels like carte blanche—they can do whatever they want, they feel like a god. They want to make sure they keep this power too because they intend to use it for good. Seriously.
Power, however, is not the game, king of the hill. That is what the first-level mindset encourages us to believe. 
Power has only one purpose. It exists to enable dependability, in oneself and across the widest audience possible. Said another way, with power, you can have anything you want, but only dependability will make it sustainable and genuinely pleasurable. Said yet one more way: the objective of power is to enable others to make up their own minds through exercising the next-level mindset. When a person successfully circumvents the temptation to use power in alternative ways, she enables others to be their very best.
The finishing strokes
What I've described is the next-level mindset though I'll now explain it in its most mature form.
We all want to save the world and the person with power feels she has the opportunity to seriously do it.
As a novice at power, she becomes tempted to use her power to spread, maybe even enforce, a narrative into the world. For example, some historical people took the path of ethnic cleansing, which is an effort to eliminate a different point of view, a different narrative.
The next-level mindset is about taking a step back to increase objectivity.
Like Persian rugs which are made with imperfections.
Here are a few modern examples: Apple excluded flash media from its mobile devices and excluded touchscreens from their computers. Similarly, ChromeOS is just a browser. Do you remember all the criticisms Apple and Google received for taking a step back? 
Why take a step back when you can keep pushing forward? 
When they take a step back, they enable, maybe even encourage, others to do what they do very well. 
Like intentionally letting your child beat you when you play a game together. This is a tough lesson for some parents to learn. And some leaders to learn.
It's like when the star player goes off because of an injury. Everyone else realizes that this is their moment. It’s their time to shine. They might even uncover something about themselves that launches them beyond the star player.
This enables the person with power to own her integrity instead of protecting the vision she has for herself.
This approach enables people with power to manage the ebb and flow at the cutting edge, like a conductor of an orchestra, which reduces the risk of the first-level mindset handicapping themselves and others.
This is ambition at its finest and we’ll learn more about this in episode 11.

There. That’s the next-level mindset. One way to find it is when power falls in our lap and we exercise power the way it is meant to be. 
Back To Square One
Ok, let’s get back to square one. 
What is next-level is beyond who we are today though it’s conceivable. Quote it puts butterflies in our stomachs end quote and makes some people conceive excuses to explain why they don't pursue it. When people begin to believe their excuses, they dig their heels into a first-level mindset perspective which only delays the inevitable…for all of us.

Thus, you can't just listen to this podcast and then say you have the next-level mindset. Such bravado is admirable though it overshoots what is next level and expresses the first-level mindset. You have to know beyond a shadow of a doubt you will exercise the next-level mindset so it continues to the day you die. 

The next-level mindset has its kryptonite, however. People with a first-level mindset look down on people with the next-level mindset and view them as someone unknowledgeable, as someone who doesn't understand what they know. Instead of engaging in a conversation, people with the first-level mindset inadvertently ignore, omit and ostracize people with the next-level mindset. Like what happened to Muhammed Ali and Thich Nhat Hanh when they opposed the Vietnam war. Ali received a 5-year prison sentence and Nhat Hanh was exiled from his home country. I imagine you have felt similar pressure many times in your life, too. You know this pressure, it makes us nervous. That we're being handicapped by a bully. Like the school bully that runs the school but maybe in your place of work, in your family or in your neighborhood. That kind of nervous pressure.
Thus, people with the first-level mindset, without even knowing it, cause people who pursue the next-level mindset to give in and pick sides or to stay in hiding to figure out how to considerately wake people up from their first-level mindset slumber.
I sometimes argue with a bully. Isn't that the stupidest thing? Arguing goes nowhere.
When you look down on others or feel you are better than someone else, look in the mirror. That’s what the first-level mindset looks like. 
Fortunately, people that pursue the next-level mindset don't go to the first-level mindset very often. Yet, when they do, it's like it has gone viral.

Just know this: there are many more people that want to sustain the next-level mindset than the squeaky wheels that create nervous pressure throughout society. These people are the ones that say, listen to the next-level mindset podcast. They might even have a sticker that says bootcamp for your consciousness on their car, bike frame, skateboard and so on.
Do you attend meetings with your laptop? Put a sticker on the top of your laptop. If you are a leader, make stickers available for your peers. 
The question you have for yourself is this: When are you going to be like those that come out of the closet and respect those that don’t respect you? At times, it will feel like you are helping someone break free of stockholm syndrome, but it’s worth it. This is our gift to our children, grandchildren and so on. We want descendants of ours to look at our family tree and have a sense of pride when they see our names. 
World’s greatest moonshot
You now know what this podcast is about. It kicks off a very exciting time. It gives me goosebumps. 
This is the opportunity to succinctly explain the world’s greatest moonshot:
It is the place where the next-level mindset calls the shots the world over.

I know what you're thinking. Go big or go home. 
So, I decided to persevere and give it all I've got. I'm going to treat everyone that even heavily pushes a first-level mindset perspective into the discussion like a friend and I'll tell them about my podcast. Then, while they listen to what I’m saying right now, they will realize people with the next-level mindset are patient with them. They are only afraid of people with the first-level mindset. It's never too late to teach an ol’ dog new tricks.
Do you feel it, like an oncoming tsunami? 
Think about it. The greatest risk is not pursuing the next-level mindset. 
I can hear billions of people saying, let's do this.
The next-level mindset is the structure or bones to the way society was meant to be. What fills this structure is up to the present generation. We just need to be mindful that what we do doesn’t handicap this structure for ourselves nor the coming generations.
What to expect from this podcast
In episode 2, I will put a next-level conscious challenge before you, like the pole vault—you will have to organize your mind. Episode 3 will give you a higher conscious challenge like figuring out how to launch from a swing and land on your feet. Episodes 4, 5, 6 and 7 will continue to raise the bar higher. 
When you listen to episode 7, you will know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, this podcast captures the full scope of the next-level mindset. Like it has mapped out how you organize your mind so you can learn how to pole vault with the least amount of trial and error. 
Thereafter, episodes 8 and onward will continue to thrust forward with other conscious efforts that give the same level of momentum you will obsess over. 
Now that you really understand the next-level mindset, the great thing is that you don't want to go back to the first-level mindset. You know the first-level mindset is a gamble and the next-level mindset is the game changer. 
What do you think of the bootcamp for your consciousness so far? Do you have butterflies in your stomach? When you do, you've found your way. Keep going because it gets better and better—for all of us.
Reflection
Before we shift to episode 2, I want to share a few of the tenets for designing this podcast: there are 7.
The first tenet is to deliver extreme mental clarity. This gives you a personal instead of a cultural connection with the next-level mindset. With a personal connection, you don't need to cross your fingers. trust me, nor jump on the bandwagon. You will say things like, that feels like I’m organizing my mind and why am I holding myself back? 
I gave you that answer 11 minutes ago within the air quotes.
The second tenet is to deliver complete transparency. I’m not a fan of those too-good-to-be-true promises. Maybe you are already convinced I am serious about delivering complete transparency. If not, episode 2 most certainly will.
The third tenet is to give you something you can do today. I have no intention to have ideas disappear the moment when you stop listening to an episode. My goal is to give you something actionable so you build your foundation. For example, right now you are organizing your mind to figure out how you will respond to this podcast. 
The fourth tenet is to deliver a master plan. I plan to unlock dormant potential that ultimately makes this podcast redundant. Then, the next-level mindset will be easy to achieve by the coming generations. I expect this bold master plan might take 200 years to come to fruition but I also have a moonshot to achieve redundancy in 40 years. Please, help me out.
The fifth tenet is to enable astonishment to entertain you. It will be like seeing a nickel fall to the ground and come to rest on its edge. 
The sixth tenet is to enable your integrity. You will become unintimidated by the stubbornness of the first-level mindset.
The seventh tenet is to only inform. Motivation is an attempt to shortcut the initiation of action. Motivation inspires many and works for the few while transparent information works better than everything else.
Closure
On the first page of your journal, write next-level mindset and bootcamp for your consciousness. Write down everything that makes you think. Like the following:
They say, you can't teach talent, but that sounds so first level. Instead, let’s liberate talent on a wide scale to end the theatrics.

Write that at the top of a page and write your interpretation below it. Like, write down who you think they are and the ways someone could liberate talent in others. The answer to the first part is easy. Episodes 5 and 18 will help you with the second part.
When you are serious about the next-level mindset, be sure to write down and know deeply the specialized references I make in this podcast. Like moonshot, Geoffrey Moore’s adaptation of the technology adoption lifecycle, Stockholm Syndrome, groupthink, spontaneous order, carte blanche, Muhammad Ali, and Thich Nhat Hanh. I suggest writing each down on a separate page at the end of your journal. This is where you can deepen your understanding of these references. Some I’ll mention many times throughout this podcast. You might also want to write the episode and time I reference them.
Your journal will be like a scientist's whiteboard that uncovers a mystery of the world. Just leave space as, when you listen to this podcast again and again, you will have room to take down more notes.
With the introduction out of the way, it’s time to leave the courtyard, enter the museum, and get right to business. In the next episode, I will give you your call to adventure.

And when you are excited to feel the critical mass of the next-level mindset, share this podcast with others often. And when you see a sticker, let that person know you saw it.

It's an amazing new world and the old world has a tough time letting go. If you're ready to spread the next-level mindset beyond yourself, look at the resources at Moxiefrontier.com.
This is the dawn of our new day.
Bonuses 
Throughout this podcast, I will have bonus content that follows the core content. I recommend listening to the bonus content the first time you listen to this podcast. When you listen to the episodes again, listen at your own discretion.
Metanarrative
The term metanarrative is insightful for understanding the next-level mindset. 
At the base level of any topic is the story. Like this is a podcast on a topic. What comes next are the narratives or points of view of this story that are counterproductive perspectives, like the podcaster has no academic credentials to substantiate these claims. Then there is the metanarrative that tells the objective and considerate story of the narratives, the psychology behind the narratives, which enables a dialogue to get us past our differences. 
Here is the universal metanarrative: 
When people express narratives, it's a subconscious cry for help. They have forgotten how to be a friend because the conditions of conformity makes them feel unloved. The truth is, we’re in this together. The way past narratives is to honestly listen to different points of view and reach a mutual understanding like we are the best of friends, even with those not present.

People with the next-level mindset concentrate on metanarratives.
Consciousness 
Let's view consciousness on a spectrum from being subconscious through semi-conscious to conscious.
Sub-conscious is the minimum form of consciousness. It only believes what it is told. 
Semi-conscious is the form of consciousness that is aware of different points of view but doesn’t learn much about them. 
Conscious is a form of consciousness that seeks to thoroughly understand alternative points of view.
simple.
Let’s explore these terms using Hans Christian Andersen's story, The Emperor’s New Clothes. I suggest writing the title of this book down in the back of your journal as I'll mention it a few times in this podcast.
The emperor is an example of sub-consciousness. While he had his doubts, he chose to believe the weavers. When the town's people laughed at him, he thought the laughing confirmed he was wearing clothes. He’s gone from sub-consciousness to Stockholm Syndrome.
His subjects who played along with the deception are examples of semi-consciousness. They knew the truth and were afraid to speak the truth. They’ve gone from semi-consciousness to conformity syndrome. The risk of conformity syndrome is that, when we are not fully conscious of what is happening, it leads to sub-consciousness and then Stockholm syndrome. 
The child that said the emperor wasn't wearing any clothes is an example of beautiful consciousness. This makes us realize there are different ways of growing up. The self-righteous way, the marionette way and next-level mindset way.
Thus, when you see someone who is quiet in a stressful environment, she is someone who is subject to Conformity Syndrome. When you see someone who speaks loudly but not in conversations, that is someone with Stockholm Syndrome.
I'll admit, I know of some of my semi-conscious ways. Sometimes I play along with the deception as I fear the witch hunt of the first-level mindset. I bet you feel this way sometimes too. The question you have to ask yourself, just like me, is this: are you conscious of your conformity? 
If you are, then you are on your way to develop the next-level mindset. If not, it’s the path to Stockholm Syndrome. Always be conscious when you conform so you discover how to break the mold.
A message to the next generation
This is a message for youth and young adults. 
I envy you. I wish I knew what I now know at your age. Your life will be beyond the comprehension of my generation.
Consider forming a podcast club, like a book club, and discuss each episode of this podcast. Dissect it. Your future self will thank you.
A Message To The Creative
This is a message to anyone that writes their own songs, packs their own parachute, sings karaoke, lead climbs or boulders, does open mic night, goes on adventures, is a weekend warrior, does improv and so on. You know why you do these things though articulating why is far more difficult. 
I’ll describe this like the person that does open mic night, though I’m writing it almost universally for everyone that has some challenging extracurricular activity. 
You generate content, practice, revise, spend time with your tribe and condition yourself in many ways to get yourself on stage. But that is just the beginning because the more you go onstage and practice your craft, you get better. You learn from tribe members and other tribe members learn from you. You get back on stage frequently because you are learning how to be comfortable on stage. Then you begin to push the envelope while you are on stage. You are getting the taste of what living life is like at the cutting edge. Ultimately, you are trailblazing your life and you continue to do so because living at the cutting edge is actually loads of fun. Sometimes you crash and burn, but you dust yourself off, get back on the horse and you level up.
We all know this feeling. It describes the experience of learning to walk and then adding challenges like running and going over obstacles. 
Now, I’m writing this bonus content directly to you for a reason. You do what you do because you want to bottle the feeling so that you can apply it to other areas of your life and can share it with others. 
After 30 years, I have figured out how to bottle this feeling and I put it into this podcast. I am now handing you an unlimited supply of bottles. Share this podcast with everyone you know. Not just once, either. This is an experience everyone will value and relish. Share it frequently in nonchalant ways as this is how we expand community the world over and for generations to come.
Get ready. This is going to be the wildest conscious ride of our lives.
A Message To The People In Charge
This is a message for the people in charge. I know you want to make a remarkable difference though I bet you have no idea how to get people out of their unstable semi-conscious state. Am I right or am I right?
Some of our peers think people are not smart enough for their own good, but this is a mental barrier.
Some of our peers see how they can harness the power of the first-level mindset, though, when you think about it, often it produces instability the next generation has to fix which comes back to haunt us. You are on the lookout for something enabling—you want to fix it once and for all and forget it. 
Well, you now have a new option and that is to scale the next-level mindset across your scope of influence, which will change the game and give you and your team the first-mover advantage. 

To help prevent the first-level mindset from spiraling out of control, your mission, should you choose to pursue the bootcamp for your consciousness, is two fold:
grow the next-level mindset at scale throughout your organization. 
enable yourself and the next generation for what is coming. 
Here are your three resources:
Continue listening to this podcast as it enables you to build your foundation to your mindset. Season 4 relies on this foundation and it will show you how to scale the next-level mindset.
Listen to my talk, change and the world's greatest moonshot. This will give you much more structure to your efforts. 
When you are ready to fast track what is within your reach, visit moxiefrontier.com and look at the Collaboration-as-a-User-Experience resource. Believe me, it is far easier to achieve than what we would immediately imagine. Collaboration as a User Experience is the world's first perpetual motion machine. 
You will develop the next-level mindset in your team members and organization. As the benefits of the next-level mindset are realized, the larger critical mass will form and you will begin reaping the benefits of the next-level mindset at a higher level. Then the human race will take a major leap forward, well beyond our influence, for the benefit of our kids, the coming generations and maybe even ourselves.
Enjoy.
A Message To The Wealthy
This is a message for the wealthy, particularly the younger generations as they are more interested in riding the wave throughout a longer unfolding future. I am confident that the older generations fully agree with me too. They look out for their family and friends and they honestly want to break molds.

Do you look after your physical health with fitness and diet? What do you do for your mental health?
A healthy body makes us feel good, which is great, though it’s kind of like putting an 8 year old behind the wheel of a high performance sportscar. We can do better. Forget that. We know we can do way better. We want to have our intellectual prowess at the same or greater level than our physical prowess. It is uncivilized to have anything less.
Look no further. The next-level mindset is what you are looking for. The next-level mindset optimizes your consciousness far better than everything else combined. Nothing even comes close. Episode 19 will prove it. Pure consciousness puts the Reference 57260 on the shelf. 
To be honest, pure consciousness is the greatest inconspicuous consumption in the world. When you master its power, you will become a legend.
Visit moxiefrontier.com and get the complete season one and two of this podcast today plus participate in a leadership 3.0 program designed for those in your position. 
A message to The weavers
This is a message to the weavers.
You know the saying, there's a sucker born every minute. P. T. Barnum often gets credit for the saying, but there is no record of him ever saying it. Thus, the person who first credited P. T. Barnum with this saying proved his point.
Of course, I ask you to stop weaving though I imagine that will disrupt your world significantly, which is why you haven't done so. 
Therefore, I will present an easier transition.
Continue doing what you are doing though also help spread the next-level mindset. When you do this, you help to wean people off the first-level mindset. This will not affect your business in a negative way and it will be felt across your coming generations to their benefit.
Now, you might feel the positive effects when you are skilled at spreading the next-level mindset and you begin reaping its benefits. Just go at your own pace. I'd wager that, without skipping episodes, episodes 7, 11 and 19 will make you so conscious that you will want to enable yourself fully.
This will be the wildest ride of your life and you'll soon have the biggest smile on your face. Like the smile we see on the face of 2-year-olds when we tickle them. Ok, maybe not that far so soon but it will be the pleasure of the coming generations.
A Message To The Mental Health Profession
This is a message to the mental health profession. 
The first-level mindset doesn't care about psychology. It creates mental barriers and destroys our mental health.
This is the mental health profession's moment. Take a page out of the astronomy playbook. They took back astronomy from those that thought they knew better. The time is nigh. 
A Message To Podcasters
This is a message for podcasters. Talk about this podcast. Pump up the volume.
Sentient AI
There is concern that Sentient AI is a risk. This is true when the mindset it acquires is the first-level mindset. If, however, the next-level mindset is its essence, it will bring an end to the first-level mindset faster than otherwise. 
When AI does this, then my patient 40-year moonshot might become a 20-year moonshot.