Send us a text Taxes promise shared benefit, yet so often they feel like a penalty on momentum. We open the hood on income tax through LRH’s lens, exploring how punishing upstats can shrink national vitality and individual morale. From stacked levies and inflation to the creeping possibility of programmable money, we trace taxation back to its roots in arbitrary power—kings with pointy sticks, colonial borders, and modern agencies that decide who pays to stay. The patterns repeat; the tech fo...
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Send us a text Taxes promise shared benefit, yet so often they feel like a penalty on momentum. We open the hood on income tax through LRH’s lens, exploring how punishing upstats can shrink national vitality and individual morale. From stacked levies and inflation to the creeping possibility of programmable money, we trace taxation back to its roots in arbitrary power—kings with pointy sticks, colonial borders, and modern agencies that decide who pays to stay. The patterns repeat; the tech fo...
SE11EP39 - Independent Scientology and Willingness to Execute
Scientology Outside of the Church Podcast
38 minutes
3 weeks ago
SE11EP39 - Independent Scientology and Willingness to Execute
Send us a text What if talent isn’t your bottleneck—willingness is? We dig into LRH’s 1957 lecture to unpack a practical, human blueprint: your ability is present, but only shows up when you choose to demonstrate it on the right gradient. From the first honest step to the moment your skills “click,” we map how willingness, awareness, and completion transform potential into performance without burning you out or stringing you along with empty reps. We explore the difference between desire and...
Scientology Outside of the Church Podcast
Send us a text Taxes promise shared benefit, yet so often they feel like a penalty on momentum. We open the hood on income tax through LRH’s lens, exploring how punishing upstats can shrink national vitality and individual morale. From stacked levies and inflation to the creeping possibility of programmable money, we trace taxation back to its roots in arbitrary power—kings with pointy sticks, colonial borders, and modern agencies that decide who pays to stay. The patterns repeat; the tech fo...
