Lucid Living Andrew Larkin

In this episode, we start with an expansive breath, then follow our continuation of Kahlil Gibran's, "The Prophet", with this segment being, "On Work".

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In this episode, we introduce a personal mentor and incredible actor, coach and storyteller, Eddie Ramos.

Eddie shares a bit of his world with growing up in New York and following his passion for performing as it took him to Syracuse University and ultimately...Hollywood.

Acting in hit tv shows, feature films, National Commercials, there is no limit to his talent, and he's taken all his knowledge and experience from over the years, and is giving back as he coaches aspiring actors...and so was birthed "The Modern Actor"

One of my favorite conversations, and make sure to check out and support all the amazing things Eddie is up to

IG: @actoreddieramos & @themodernactor

Website: www.the-modern-actor.com

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In this episode, we start with an expansive breath, and then share the joy of going to the West Chester Film Festival and how that inspired me, then some creative momentum being developed. Bits with "Everett Williams" is back! And the percolation of a Short Film I wrote last year may start getting into motion.

Then we dive into our continuation with Kahlil Gibran's, "The Prophet", with this segment being "on eating and drinking"

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In this episode, we start with 3 rounds of a 4-2-6 breath technique, and the dive into a beautiful conversation with my college friend, Kiah Rae.

She shares many life stories and we dive into topics of trauma, psychedelics, art and God.

Make sure to check out, support and send some love to Kiah on socials like Instagram @Kiah_Rae

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In this episode, we start with an expansive breath, give a lil life update on the trip to LA and new shifts and changes. Then we continue our journey through Kahlil Gibran's book, "The Prophet", with this section being "on giving".

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In this episode, we start with an expansive breath, then continue our journey through Kahlil Gibran's "The Prophet", with this segment being "On children"

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