Dr. Bill Selig weighs in on why AI does not make a good therapist.

This is a quote by May Sarton.“Each day and the living of it has to be a conscious creation in which discipline and order are relieved with some play and pure foolishness.”What are you going to do to play today?It really helps.Let me know.Robert’s Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit

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In this episode, Joseph Lamar Simmons explains what it really takes to join an intelligence career. From the first application to background checks, tests, and training, he shares the steps that future officers go through. Listen in to learn how the process works and why it requires trust, focus, and dedication.

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❓ What soft knowing arises when you simply let nature hold you, as you are?🎙 Don’t miss Velva Dawn Silver @velvadawnsilver ’s interview released on September 23rd. She reflects on the power of sacred pause—finding a place you love, letting your body be there, and allowing the old programming to unwind without force. Nature doesn’t ask you to solve, perform, or perfect. It just invites you to receive.Velva Dawn invites you to let go of the mental loops and simply observe. To allow the stillness of

Send us a text I attended a leadership retreat a few weeks ago with some new colleagues. I have been on fire about it ever since. I have used it for writing prompts, columns and lesson plans. I have used it to revamp and recharge my to do list and the circle of folks I want to work with most in these so-called Golden Years. Take a listen. See what you think. What do others need to know about you?

❓What if your divine blueprint has always been within—waiting for you to soften?🎙 Don’t miss Velva Dawn Silver @velvadawnsilver ’s interview released on September 23rd. She reflects on how childhood conditioning, especially from the women you looked up to, often taught us survival, strength, and striving—but not always softness and grace. Yet your true design, your divine path, is already laid out. You don’t need to force it; you only need to return to it.Velva Dawn invites you to sink into grace

I don't have many regrets in life. A couple of small regrets are classes I should've taken, or more importantly, things they should've taught me in school. First, is accounting. I could've taken accounting classes in high school or college, but they weren't required. And at the time, I didn't think I'd ever need it. Little did I know, I'd own my own business for over two decades. My other regret is not learning anything about investing. I envy people who are comfortable playing the stock market. To

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