I found this podcast on Spotify that I love. Sharing for anyone that may be interested. It’s called ‘Good Morning Legend’ ‘https://open.spotify.com/show/1PA7RcuaTeeCUdwZstwk2V?si=ZC_cLxZJS9KJ9wQvK-kM-Q&utm_source=copy-link

Deep in The Territory, hidden among the many lessons, there is a file called The Modern Campfire. It is about movies — and about something movies do that almost nothing else can. Some truths cannot get through the front door. Tell someone directly that their limitations are just stories, or that the harsh voice in their head is not really them, and the mind's gatekeeper folds its arms and refuses delivery. But wrap that same truth in a story about someone else — a spoon that will not bend, an idea planted in a dream, a game against an opponent who was never really there — and the gatekeeper waves it through. It is only a movie, after all. Then the credits roll, and something in you knows it was never only a movie. That is why a film can do in two hours what years of being told the same thing directly never managed. The story slips past your defences and drops the truth exactly where it needed to land. Some of the best therapy you have ever received came wrapped in a movie ticket — you just did not call it that at the time. So here is the question for the fire tonight: What movie got past your gatekeeper? Not just a film you enjoyed — a film that dropped a truth so hard it changed you, one you were not ready to hear any other way. Share it below: the movie, and what it smuggled in. Your answer might be exactly the story someone else's defences are waiting to wave through. And when your journey brings you into The Territory, keep your eye out for The Modern Campfire — the full lesson goes much deeper into storytelling, symbols, and how to watch as a reader instead of only an audience. The fire is lit. What movie was it for you?