In this conversation, Kat and Andy discuss the concept of NOWism and how to approach life as a game. They emphasize the importance of being playful and easy about negative focus and Moment Terrorism. They explore the idea of finding the gift in challenging situations and shifting from reaction to response. They also discuss the role of journaling and language in training your inner Now Ninja and developing a better story. Overall, the conversation highlights the power of play and the importance of staying present in a world of distractions. In this conversation, Kat and Andy discuss the concept of Free Will and its role in creation. Free Will is sent from eternity into time to live out a human life and has the power to create any story in time and space. However, Free Will often falls asleep and believes in limitation. Eternal Affairs, a governing body, becomes concerned and waits for Free Will to ask the right question. The game of NOWism is introduced as a way to awaken (you) Free Will and create a more powerful, beautiful story.
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