Brian Barnhart

Hello family ✨ Hope you are having a great week If you're currently working a 9 to 5 or have struggled in one, you might relate to this. People on the spiritual journey often get labeled as lazy, entitled, or difficult when it comes to certain work environments. But that's not the case. As you progress on your journey, the traditional work environment can become more of a struggle. More stressful. Less aligned. That's because your nervous system starts to detect misalignment immediately. You don't just hear words anymore. You feel undercurrents. Unspoken tensions. Hidden motives. And the more you work on yourself, the more sensitive you become. Once your spirit clocks the misalignment, there's no going back to pretending. Most workplaces reward obedience. But spiritual discernment is wired for truth. That's why you can feel drained even when your workload isn't heavy. Smiling through dysfunction. Shrinking yourself to stay employed. Eventually, that tension gets louder. Not because you're weak. But because your discernment is done whispering. This isn't rebellion. It's instruction. You weren't meant to spend your life on a hamster wheel just to survive. We just live in a system that convinced us that's the only way. This is why how you earn a living matters on the spiritual path. Growth requires time with yourself. And that requires alignment with how you spend your time. If this hits, I recommend attending the live calls with our coach @Franziska Preusche. She's sharing ways to make the most of the digital age and how to work towards making your money work for you instead of constantly trading time for survival. Our aim is to help you build sovereignty and alignment in all aspects. Health. Wealth. Relationships. Spirituality. We're constantly working on providing tools, coaches, resources, and perspectives to support you so you can take more ownership over your time and your life. The week is coming to an end. Something to reflect on this weekend.

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Why Spiritually Sensitive People Struggle in 9 to 5s

Brian Barnhart

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@Michelle Jacques Hello, my name is Brian. I'm new to the group. I, totally, feel your pain. Up until about 2009, I too had the same kind of experience. It was just after I quit my job of wrecker operator service, that I was getting more interested in the future possibilities for making a living online. We are all getting older by the minute and when we can no longer work a physical job, we still have bills and the need to eat. And with everything going on in the world, with the money system, the more information we can obtain can be priceless. I'm 57 years old and I have been learning/self-teaching myself how to navigate the Internet for the better of my experience. So, back in 2009, I decided to take it on. I come from a family of seven children and believe you, me, I'm the only one like me. My friends who are in my age category, mostly all are terrified about the use of Digital Currency. Not realizing that the whole time they've had their bank accounts, they've been using it. I hope I don't get into any kind of trouble with what I'm about to say next... I have combed the Internet, finding numerous links with information on how to achieve my goal. I don't ever want to worry if it's gonna be enough, anymore. I don't want my family and close friends to ever have to worry about if it's gonna be enough, either. I now own four online business platforms. One of which I'm launching soon. The whole idea here is to help those like you and I, how to get onboard with the new way of living. I'm nowhere near where I'd like to be with them, yet, but I also know that Rome wernt built in a day. And good things take time. I do believe that I've accumulated over $800 million/month potential to my Google account and a few others I have. I'm hoping that being a part of this group will be most beneficial for y'all and I. If you want to be part of the launch, I will be collecting email addresses from the first 100 people who want to learn how to do what I'm still learning how to do. Maybe, we can all help with the understanding and implementation of my idea.

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Always trying something different. Life can be boring doing the same things.

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