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Meet Sierra: From Heartbreak to Third‑Eye Awakening AUDIO VERSION · Eye Opener Society

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  Hello, everyone. Welcome back to iOpener Society. Gosh, it's been a little while.
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  There's been so much going on behind the scenes now recently.
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  It's been a little bit harder getting in touch with Lizzie, with her schedule
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  and the two hour time zone.
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  And if you haven't known by now, I am in the process of moving.
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  Once I move and I get my studio once again, it's going to be so much easier
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  and I could provide content whenever I want, however I want, but now it's on and off.
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  And because of that, this little bonus episode that you are going to hear is
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  introducing someone else that I found on TikTok. If you can imagine,
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  I'm finding so many wonderful people on TikTok that I want them to have a voice.
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  And our guest today is going to be no different. She's going to be standing
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  in for the times when I need somebody to talk to, when Lizzie's not available,
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  and I need that extra co-host.
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  Because like I said, I always wanted to have somebody on standby anyway that's
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  part of this collective that has the same thought process and who could just
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  flow with a conversation.
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  So I want to introduce to you, Ciara.
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  Ciara, say hello to Eye Opener Society.
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  Hi, thank you so much for having me. Yeah, absolutely. We were sitting and we
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  were actually just having a conversation off air.
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  That was great. I was just doing to, you know, kind of loosen us up.
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  And I found it quite amazing just how much you think like I do.
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  You got those same types of beliefs and all.
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  And I was really flown with it. I could definitely talk to you for days and days with that.
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  But I wanted to give people a little taste of just what you are about and just what it is.
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  I think we are all trying to convey Because we speak The truth basically And
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  we try to get that out to people But some people, they don't listen,
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  And I know you fall into that same exact category as well.
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  And we had some good conversations. We covered aliens. We covered relationships. We covered religion.
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  We actually had like probably eight or nine different podcasts in our relationship.
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  What is the one thing that really bothers you the most when we're talking about
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  how people are in the matrix and they just don't realize it?
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  I think what bothers me the most about that is what you were saying before is
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  someone can sit there and watch like something like Fox News for hours and hours
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  on end and just get so consumed in propaganda.
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  But the second that someone starts talking about calcified penile glands,
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  they're like, what's that?
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  What's the pineal gland i don't know what
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  you're talking about can you just put on the football game just like of
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  that nature that part really annoys me and it and i know that that's probably
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  something i need to reflect on like i have to understand that a lot of people
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  do live in that box and it's not their fault so i shouldn't get annoyed but
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  i think that piece itself um frustrates me. It can frustrate me. Yes.
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  Yeah. And it is, it is frustrating because once you have your eyes open and
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  I know you had mentioned that and you don't go back, you see things now in a
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  way where it's all open and it's so much more clearer to you.
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  And you're trying to explain it to other people that are trapped still in their box.
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  And it's not like you're trying to convert. I hate that myself.
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  I don't want to push anything on people myself. I don't want to tell them,
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  well, this is the way it is, the way it has to be.
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  But knowledge goes a long way.
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  And even if it's something you don't normally listen to, even if it is the pineal
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  gland or whatever it may be, why not take a moment to ask the questions and say, what is it?
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  What are you trying to tell me? people get so shut
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  off with this and it makes it
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  difficult for us it is ego for sure
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  and but it does it hurts us because
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  we now have to go and seek out those
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  that are on the same wavelength as us just to have a conversation and then you're
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  stuck every day dealing with people who just see the world as the matrix and
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  are just living off the propaganda and the mainstream and that's all They want to live off of
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  So I get you on that Um,
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  But I know, when did you have your awakening? What was it that actually opened up your third eye?
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  Oh, man. So what started it ultimately was a breakup, a betrayal.
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  Last November, I was with someone for nine years, and I got cheated on.
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  And that was probably the worst pain I've ever been through in my entire life,
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  aside from other things that I've been through.
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  And when I went through that,
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  I started a programming, a 12-step programming called Adult Children of Alcoholics,
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  and I just hyper-focused on that for, I don't know, like six months.
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  I went to a meeting every single day, sometimes two meetings a day.
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  And that program, it's really about reflecting on what's wrong inside of you.
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  Because when you grow up in a dysfunctional or alcoholic home,
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  you really focus on what everyone else around you is doing, and you're very
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  hyper critical of yourself and others.
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  You tend to attract people that have substance abuse problems.
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  You tend to have a victim mentality, and then you attract people that need to
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  be saved or rescued, and you confuse love and pity.
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  So I was really focused on, why am I attracting people like that?
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  Why do I have this victim mentality? Why do I feel like I can never be wrong
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  and I'm so just in this state of mind to where I feel so isolated,
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  but I want closeness so bad, but I'm so isolated.
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  So that was kind of what started the shadow work.
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  And once I started doing the shadow work.
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  I started like doing research on the spiritual side of things because ACA,
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  you kind of have to get in contact with a higher power.
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  And me as a, as the person that I am, I was not going to go with Christianity
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  or like those type of mainstream religions.
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  Cause I had known that, um, there is something else outside of this because
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  of other things that have happened to me in the past.
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  And so I started doing research on that. You know, a few more months go by.
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  I start seeing stuff about the pineal gland on my feed because I was researching spiritual stuff.
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  And Joe Desposito, I believe his name was, I watched Rewired by him.
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  And that's all about taking our mind and being conscious of our subconscious
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  mind and doing research on that.
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  So the manifestations of actually like believing that you can do something and
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  already like acting and presenting that you're doing something will make it happen in real life.
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  So then obviously that transmutes into third eye.
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  So I get into the third eye type thing. I'm like, okay, like how do I open this
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  third eye if it exists or whatever?
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  So I stopped drinking fluoride. I bought a reverse osmosis filter.
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  I stopped eating nasty processed food.
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  So I'm eating like really healthy and drinking a
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  lot of water and then I started going boxing too so
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  I'm getting mentally well physically well
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  and now on top of that that extra layer of spirituality so now I'm embodying
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  this this truth and I'm walking I'm thinking feeling and then acting out everything
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  in alignment so my thinking feeling and doing are all in alignment like I'm
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  not thinking one thing and saying another. I'm not feeling one thing and doing another.
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  So then I realized that that's basically Buddhism. So I'm a Buddhist at this
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  point because I'm at my third eye chakra because I've already worked on the
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  three other chakras through ACA.
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  The root, solar plexus, those chakras are about trust and learning to trust
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  your intuition. So that's all that shadow work bullshit, right?
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  And then you go up more, and you get your heart chakra. That's another story,
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  how I opened that one. That happened without me knowing.
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  And then you go up and up and up, and here I am.
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  And here I am. Yeah, you are. You're here. You're here.
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  And you mentioned, yeah, you are embodying mind, body, soul.
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  I always talk about that. We can't be healthy with just a healthy body.
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  We can't be healthy with just a healthy mind. We need all three in alignment
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  in order to truly be healthy.
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  And then that healthiness helps us to think much clearer and see things in a
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  way that we would have never really focused on before.
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  And that's why we start to wake up and we start looking more at spirituality,
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  what it means to us and how it guides us.
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  It's different than religion where religion, we're on a script,
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  you know, and that's what we're doing every single time. Absolutely.
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  We're following this script.
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  Spirituality, we're concerned more about ourselves and what's going to make us better in life.
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  And I see that you've done that. And I know you have a complex life.
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  And I've seen all your content on TikTok.
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  So why don't you tell me what your TikTok handle is so everybody knows?
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  Oh man, I went with a niche of spirituality at first, like a lot of Alan Watts
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  content. That's kind of what I was going for.
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  But I have a lot of hobbies and I really like to do a lot of different things.
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  So I don't really necessarily want to have a niche.
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  I guess my niche is spirituality and adult children of alcoholics programming.
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  That's a very not common niche. So I kind of incorporate it in such a way.
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  But I also play guitar. I like to draw. I like to read.
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  I like to make people laugh. That's something I'm oddly really good at.
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  I just like being funny and like I think of things throughout my day that.
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  I feel, oh my God, that'd be so funny to post. Let me record some content real quick.
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  So yeah, I think it's a good mix of things I like to do. And then the Buddhism
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  and spirituality gets a lot of traction.
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  It gets a lot, a lot of traction. And with that traction, I can also promote
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  the things that I like to do as well.
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  So like the guitar playing and the drawing and the humor that I have,
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  the music that I like, all that stuff.
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  It's all kind of just blending together without me really realizing it.
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  Like last night, I was playing Fable on the Xbox.
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  I am not like my content is not gaming, but because I'm playing Fable,
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  like that's my favorite video game.
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  I'm waiting for Fable 4 like a kid at Christmas right now because I've waited
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  for that sequel to come out for 10 years.
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  Fable 3 was released in 2010 and we're still waiting for Fable 4.
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  So, okay, so let me roll in my Fable content to prep for Fable 4 now.
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  So I'm going to start, I'm going to replay all these games and like record snippets of that.
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  So it's just kind of like, it's all coming naturally.
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  It's weird. Like once you mind, body and soul, like you said,
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  and you are your authentic self, we are able to create and we just naturally
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  know what we should be creating for humanity to see if that makes sense.
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  It is and what is your um
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  tiktok handle uh so people can find you uh
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  it's sierra earth 26 sierra earth
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  26 um so go on
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  tiktok find sierra follower um because like
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  i said you're gonna hear more from her and uh i i would love to have you like
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  i said as a co-host that you know fits in when we need to and at some point
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  i would love for you to have your own podcast you know when you're comfortable
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  because I jump, you know, I jump at people really quick.
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  I said, wow, somebody's got something to say. I'm feeling it.
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  And then I make that offer out there, but you were not ready to do an actual podcast show yet.
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  But you, I said, that's fine. You know.
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  The more we do it, the more we start having these little conversations,
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  I can almost guarantee you're going to probably wind up wanting to jump into
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  the whole thing because at some point you're going to say, I really want to
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  say something and you're going to have your own show to do it.
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  And I have the whole platform ready for you.
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  I know I it's it's not something I've ever been like I want to do it.
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  But I think naturally, when you start getting like online and comfortable and stuff,
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  you know, content creators, they typically do get at least the ones that have
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  something to say that have things that they want to get out to people.
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  They eventually do do the podcast i
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  with tiktok it was weird because i've always
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  really been against social media like my entire life
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  i did not get back on social media until my breakup so i would periodically
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  go on facebook and then i deactivate it for like six months at a time because
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  back then i was very like that shit's bad for your brain that is tracking me
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  i am not going to be miserable.
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  I'm not going to be depressed. I'm not going to fit into this norm where I'm glued to my phone.
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  So like once my breakup happened, I was like, okay, I'm living alone.
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  I need to be able to connect with people and not isolate.
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  So I got all of my social media back.
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  And then with the TikTok thing, I was always against TikTok because of the attention
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  span thing. I was like, that is crazy.
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  Like, I'm not going to sit there and scroll through videos.
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  But TikTok is a completely different type of social media platform because it's
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  basically like Facebook, Instagram, Amazon, and Google all in one platform.
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  So you have shopping a
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  search engine optimization pictures videos and
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  you can keep up with what people are doing right there so it's
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  like all of these social media platforms condensed into
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  one which is why it's doing the best and
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  why ultimately it probably will gas out all the other social
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  media platforms because people aren't even on instagram anymore i
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  mean they are but it's just everybody's on tiktok now
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  that's all it is yes and i
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  enjoy it because like i said i find so many people on
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  there that have very similar ideas it does the algorithms do match you up with
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  the things that you're actually searching for and i've become accustomed to
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  it and like i said i keep finding decent people and i hey every time i do i
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  want to bring them onto my platform and i'm glad Glad I found you.
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  I'm glad that you're doing this work. Thanks for having me.
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  You're very welcome. And like I said, we'll try and get you on a few more episodes,
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  start to build up, you know, since you haven't done any kind of podcasting before.
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  And like I said, we just have conversations here. That's basically what it is.
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  But I wanted the world to hear you, to give you that little bit of a,
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  your first little shine out to, you know, the podcast world.
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  I do appreciate that. I really do.
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  It was nice to have someone like, like I've had a few people reach out.
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  But sometimes I get a feeling where I'm like, no, but with you,
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  I just felt natural. It felt like there was a connection.
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  There was a intellectual connection. So like I said, yes, right away.
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  I appreciate that. The intuition was like, yes, with you, with some people.
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  I'm like, I don't really know if I want you in my bubble.
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  I don't really want you in my vicinity.
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  I get it. And that's how I work. I do. I work with just simply using my intuition
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  and saying, hey, this person really has something to say.
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  And that's when I reach out. I have to be 100% comfortable before doing it as well.
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  And I'm looking forward to you coming on, too, with Lizzie and I.
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  And maybe have a three-way conversation, too, as well in the future with certain topics.
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  And that's the whole thing. Sometimes there's topics that you may feel,
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  or even we may feel, you would have more input in.
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  And then we'll get you on to the show, and we could have some really,
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  really good talks. And I'm looking forward to that.
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  So I want everybody, again, to go see Sierra at Sierra Earth 26 on TikTok.
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  Follow her and look out for more shows with her. And in the meantime,
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  don't forget, every Monday we have our full episodes with Lizzie and I,
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  and also the Shorter Attention Span podcast that I do.
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  I hope you're all enjoying those as well.
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  Sierra, I want to thank you once again, and I really appreciate you coming on with us.
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  Thank you so much for having me. I look forward to working with you in the future. Thanks.