The children ARE our future. And if nothing else, Omega should be a reminder that we can and should always do better.

The uncertainty and instability (and sheer danger) of the Bad Batch’s circumstances and lifestyle are starting to take their toll on Omega’s well being.

The volatility of their lives will most certainly imprint in her unconscious mind as patterns that will play out in her adult life… if the clones aren’t more mindful of their influence on her.

This is the importance of the work we do in personal development. Each of the clones have their own set of baggage. Those patterns come out and express themselves especially admit the most volatile situations they face.

And through all of it, Omega in internalizing everything she is going through AND everything she is observing of them.

This is how it works here too.

Children will internalize everything they experience as well as even the littlest nuance in adults’ behavior. Sometimes we cannot control the external circumstances but we can certainly work to control our behaviors.

I know, it’s not easy and it’s not that km asking for perfect. But as long as we adults are willing to put in the work, we can help the children grow into adults with less baggage than us.

That’s why I continue to do what I do☺️
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In this episode we discuss Season 2 Episode 2 of the Bad Batch - Ruins of War.

We find Omega really having taken to heart that she is the cause of why the crew is in the situation they’re in. As a result, she takes it upon herself, at great risk, to acquire enough loot to change their situation.

Themes we talk about in this week’s episode:

- Be careful what you say especially around children. We all could stand to be more mindful with the words we put out into the world. What more around impressionable children who are developing their outlook of life and the world.

- Letting go of attachments to attainment, whether material or achievements or outcomes. Omega needed to learn to stop chasing an ideal thinking that ideal is what’s going to bring happiness. Rather, happiness can be found in appreciating the here and now.

That’s what I’m really learning to do.

As I go through what has proven to be a major transition in my life, the challenges and uncertainties abound. And so the the natural reaction is to keep my eye on the prize and chase the dream.

But then what? What happens when that dream is attained?

Setting goals and having dreams is certainly important but we cannot lose touch of what we have right now in this moment. Because really the moment is all there is.

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Thanks for being patient with me. I know this episode is coming super late but I promise it has some very practical and important advice on TAKING A BREAK.

In a fast paced world, we can lose ourselves in getting ahead, working and grinding, heck even in just keeping up.

That’s why it’s always important to pause and referrer yourself, on the micro scale and on the macro scale.

During your day’s work, take a short break every hour to do some deep breathing, stretches, rehydrate. On the longer time frame like after competing a big project or hitting a midterm target, make sure to not just go straight into the next thing without pausing to enjoy what you’d just accomplished.

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