Of course, I’m not referring to “wickedness” based on religious standards….
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Wicked is far more than just a movie. I finally watched and I am so grateful. Been watching it non-stop ever since.
On today’s podcast, I talk about the deeper meaning that I received for myself and I believe it may resonate with you.
So many of us are misunderstood and vilified for those misunderstandings. If this has been your experience of life, this one is for you.
If you’ve been called too sensitive, too passionate, too emotional, too unfocused, too lazy, too free, too much, or just too different, this podcast episode is for you.
“Think. Think. Think. We have so many strong opinions about things that we’ve never even researched. We walk around hating people, and their beliefs, based on other people’s opinions.” — Marlene Dillon Empowerment Specialist
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You ever thought about a phrase you hear all the time and realized it makes no sense? Well, something like that is what got me thinking today.
Today’s episode is all about thinking for yourself. Too many of our core beliefs are based purely on other people’s opinions. At some point, we have to ask ourselves why we believe what we believe, and if it’s true for us. Can we prove it? Does it stand up to questioning? Does research support it, or is it just what we’ve always heard, thought, and believed?
It’s okay to let something go when you realize it’s not based in fact. It’s okay to believe differently than your parents did. It’s okay to realize that you have been automatically following certain beliefs and they don’t actually line up with your values or priorities. It’s TOTALLY okay to choose differently once you begin to think for yourself. And it’s okay to apologize if necessary.
Check out today’s podcast. It’s a good one.
Blessings!
Marlene Dillon Empowerment Specialist
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So I currently have three projects going that I’m really excited about. I tell you about two of them on today’s podcast.
The first is a brilliant idea that I gave myself roughly a month to implement. And, of course, #ADHDbelike so I didn’t quite get it done in time. Since wrangling my brain is like trying to get 50 kittens to stand still while you take their photo, it took me a little longer than I hoped, but I just hit publish. And I’m excited to tell you about it!
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You ever had a brilliant idea, but no idea how to implement it? You have had a brilliant idea, the plans to implement it, but no energy to do it? Ever had all that, the energy, and no free time? Well, welcome to my world.
This last week was ass. It wasn’t ass the whole time, but the collective outcome was ass. A lot of work, growth, forward motion, and then a big loss… like all that work to end up losing. I was devastated.
The “good” thing for me is that anger and pain are great motivators. I get so pissed that all the overthinking I usually do that delays progress, doesn’t happen because I’m so mad that I don’t give a f*ck. My f*ck it energy kicks in and I just do whatever I want to do and don’t care how other people feel about it, what they’d rather I was doing, etc. I don’t hesitate for fear of being interrupted, because I refuse to be interrupted. I make myself unavailable and focus fully on myself, my needs, and what best moves me forward. All the things that usually pull on my attention, focus, and energy fall to the background, and I’m finally able to be focused.
Well, that’s what happened this weekend. Life pissed me off so bad that my f*ck it energy kicked in and I started working on this project I meant to complete days ago. And I’m calling it “F*CK IT FEBRUARY.”
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My thoughts on the boycott… Okay, not really. These are my thoughts that came up as a result of the one day boycott….
Just to catch you up…. So in the US many people are pushing back against a new government structure that is leaning toward a racist, misogynistic, anti-anyone-who isn’t-a-caucasian-male, billionaire-run dictatorship. As a show of solidarity against this nonsense, many people joined in on a spend no money boycott on February 28, 2025. These people—myself included—didn’t spend a single dollar online, for gas, for food, for anything. It was just ONE day of not spending. And I realized something really unsettling….
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Not spending money is hard. I was surprised at how many moments came up in that 24 hour period where I was about to spend some money, and remembered the boycott. I mean, all day I was having moments like… “I’m feeling a bit parched. Let me just pull into this drive through and grab a …. Oh, yeah.” OR “You know what I need? Let me just get on my Amazon app and order a… Damn. Tomorrow, then.”
And as I thought about it, I realized that what some people were saying was right. Having a one day boycott does send a message (if enough people participate). However, if we all rush to the store to stock up the day before, AND immediately go back to shopping as usual the day after, we kind of miss the point. And as business owners that study buying habits, they could easily anticipate the surge before and after and not shake that much.
However, for me, just taking that one day off helped me see the habit of spending. It helped me become aware of how often tapping (my debit card, not my pressure points) is my automatic go-to behavior. It’s like tapping is my cigarette break.
Most of us probably have no idea how many times we mindlessly create “solutions” to our “problems” by buying. And it made me really think about how the ease of spending, and the promoted desire to have a lush life, has lulled us into a habit of giving away every dollar that comes in…. and even to spend what we don’t have (i.e. credit, loans, borrowing others money to maintain a lifestyle, etc.).
Today’s podcast is NOT ABOUT ME JUDGING. It’s about me seeing the tendency in MYSELF and recognizing it, and sharing that same opportunity for awareness with you. I hope you’ll check it out. It was eye-opening for me. Maybe more came out of this boycott than we think.
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