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#27 - When The Infernal Spiral Sucks You In

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Episode 27 - Sometimes you find yourself right on the edge of the Infernal Spiral's gravity field. You're in a very unstable balance and at any moment you could fall to one side or the other. 

Sometimes you recognize that moment, you know it's time to act, you feel yourself starting to get sucked in the wrong way... but you don't do anything.

In this episode, I discuss my own recent experiences with this feeling and how I try to recognize and avoid these situations or fight them once it is already too late, so that I can get back on the other side, the side of the Virtuous Spiral.

Enjoy your listening! 😃 

 

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