Path of the Jedi: Star Wars meets Personal Development Ronnie Cruz

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 th...

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. ...

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. ...

Among Palpatine’s many talents, manipulation is unequivocally his greatest power.He manipulated his way to becoming the politically powerful beings in the Galaxy. He was so successful at this in fact that even after his defeat, groups of people still continued his work. Why? What made him so adept at manipulation?Because he knew how to take advantage of one of the strongest and most basic needs people have: the need for CERTAINTYPalpatine not only planted the idea that there was m...

There is a reason they Finn is one of the most beloved characters from the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy. And for good reason. His innocence and naïveté on full display as he tried to navigate a life outside the First order, immediately endeared him to audience worldwide. In this episode we discuss Finn’s compassion and selflessness as being his main driving qualities. On the surface, Finn may have seemed to primarily concerned with self-preservation. But when we take a clo...

Kino Loy is most definitely a major stand out character for me from the show Andor. With such little screen time, Kino left an indelible mark on audiences across the board. For me, it’s Kino’s character arc that really hits home. In his example, there is no better illustration of the most basic human instinct to resist change. In his character arc, we see exactly the process that all of us experience (in varying degrees) when change and uncertainty is thrust upon us.&nb...