
The episode explores the challenges of adapting to unexpected life changes and the importance of staying present amidst uncertainty.
We start with a manifesto for the misfits who push the world forward, then pivot into a personal story about a late night election shock that made life feel like it jumped onto a different track. We talk through distrust, faith, online research, and the harder lesson of staying present when your plans get overturned. • opening reflection on rebels and change-makers • being hired into a strongly pro Trump workplace before Masters Week • long-running distrust of government and comfort with conspiracy thinking • church upbringing and faith as a grounding force • health crisis with diverticulitis shaping perspective • waking up to the election result and feeling reality shift • career and money improving alongside a new obsession with research • discovering “deep state” language and posting online backlash • patience over years and the feeling of being less “crazy” later • living in the present while still setting goals and staying open to God’s plans • brief mention of Q and how unexpected movements appear PRAYER REQUEST Support the show
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