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The discussion starts on a fun term 'Insidely-Outsidely' and immediately, my guest, John Britton provokes another look at the binary version of how we see life. He explains why assumptions are necessary and how we need to hold them loosely. Inner reality and the external manifestation are also looked at from different angles. He is a trainer of artists and therefore, has a methodical explanation of many difficult concepts, explaining them methodically and dissecting the systems for us to see what lies beneath. A fundamentally exploratory conversation, this. And a fascinating one. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube/c/thevaluesworkshop
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