225: Pt. 2 The Limitless Potential of Freedom Flow | Gene Newswanger

In this second part, Gene and I continue the conversation.  If you missed part 1, you’ll want to go back to catch his story.

From turning a linen closet into a waiting room (talk about creativity) to embracing a mindset shift that even makes taxes feel like a blessing—Gene’s got a way of helping us see the bigger picture. It's all about flowing with life, not forcing it.

Think anticipation over rigid expectations, generosity over competition, and connection over contracts. The man has a gift for making things feel lighter, more abundant, and a lot more connected.

The real gems here? They’re about being fully human—embracing our needs, sharing what we have, and understanding that the magic happens when we’re in a relationship, not just in transactions. It’s less about the “stuff” and more about the energy we put into the world.

So let’s dive in! This conversation is packed with reminders that life can flow so much smoother when we’re open, generous, and willing to lean into the unexpected. Ready to flow with me? Let’s go!

BIO RECAP:
Gene Newswanger, R.Ph., MBA, is a pharmacist, business professor, and creator of the Freedom Flow framework. 

With decades of experience, Gene (aka “Professor Smiley”) empowers individuals and organizations to overcome scarcity mindsets, embrace abundance, and build connections through relational living. Gene’s Freedom Flow model utilizes practical, actionable strategies rooted in ancient wisdom and spiritual principles.

A few of Gene’s other passions include, getting a “great deal”, enjoying all things peanut butter and telling really bad “Dad jokes”. Gene lives life abundantly in the Freedom Flow with his amazing wife Joy in rural Pennsylvania.

HIGHLIGHTS:

1. Heavenly downloads can spark down-to-earth solutions – Divine insights can lead to practical, real-world solutions, like using video monitoring or turning a linen closet into a waiting room.
   
   
2. Being “fully human” is deeper than we think – Embrace your full humanness, connecting not just in professional roles but as a soul with purpose and relationship at the core.
   
   
3. Freedom Flow is already happening—you just didn’t know the name – Generosity and shared abundance are already a part of community life, like GoFundMe campaigns and neighbors helping each other out.
   
   
4. Contracts are boxes, but relationships are the real space-makers – Life’s magic happens beyond the paperwork, in genuine relationships and “covenant living.”
   
   
5. Even paying taxes can be an act of blessing – Shift your mindset to see even the most dreaded tasks, like paying taxes, as opportunities to sow goodness.
   
   
6. Anticipation opens doors, expectations close them – Anticipation is open and curious, while expectations can close us off to possibilities.
   
   
7. When we shift our posture, flow follows – Approach life with openness and flexibility, like an open hand, and watch the flow of connection and opportunity follow.
   
   
8. Sometimes the “more” shows up where you least expect it – Anticipation creates room for surprises, like a small raise turning into extra paid hours.
   
   
9. Giving and receiving are a package deal – Giving and receiving go hand-in-hand. The joy, connection, and positive energy you give come right back to you.
   
   
10. Needing isn’t weakness—it’s purpose – Having needs doesn’t make you less; it’s part of being human and keeps the flow of life moving.
    
    
11. Abundance starts in the heart, not the bank account – True wealth comes from relationships, community, and sharing what you already have, not from material possessions.
    
    
12. A trunk full of baloney can be a blessing – Generosity multiplies. Even something as silly as a trunk full of baloney can be shared and come back to bless you.

LINKS for GENE:
– Get more details at https://www.myfreedomflow.com– Catch him on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@myfreedomflowLINKS for Bralynn:
– Coaching for Business and Breakthrough Encounters: http://SpiritCenteredBusiness.com

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Berlin Nuby, Welcome back to Spirit Centered Business. I'm here

(00:08):
for part two with Gene Newswanger, and if you miss
part one, definitely go back to either Spirit center Business
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(00:28):
love five star reviews of ron Spotify. So thank you
so much, and welcome back Gene. We're going to get
the rest of the story because I need to ask you.
Did you have any other like strategic downloads when you
had your encounters with Heaven.

Speaker 2 (00:47):
Yeah, the encounters were based around relationship and based around
learning more about myself as being quote fully human. Uh,
And so I would I would have these these quote
higher perspectives. I was able to give some insight. I

(01:10):
am a pharmacist by by profession. I'm a professor business
professor by passion. But I had an opportunity, uh to
work on a contract basis in a pharmacy environment. And
and I I was kind of in a unique position
because I had some by way of my position as

(01:33):
a pharmacist people would come to me, they would look
up to me the pharmacy team, and sometimes I would
be kind of the conduit to the to the management,
because oh, well, we can talk to Gene. He's he's
a pharmacist, but he's not really in management. So we'll
get we'll get him to quote going and quote speak
for us, or or give give kind of perspective of

(01:54):
what we're thinking. And and so there were there were
opportunities to yeah, let me, let me just give you
an example. We're we're doing a redo in our pharmacy,
where the pharmacy is totally being re redone.

Speaker 3 (02:09):
Un say that renovated.

Speaker 2 (02:14):
Well, yeah, we actually we got a brand new they
tore everything out and replaced it. But a piece of
the time we tripled the size of the pharmacy, et cetera.
And in that process there were some difficulties with with
customer care, with how do we do how do we
maintain our customer service while we're going through all of
these all of these dynamics, and so getting some downloads

(02:38):
that just they just seem like ideas, but I knew
they weren't really from me kind of thing. So setting
up some setting up some simple video equipment in the
hallways so that we could actually monitor the lines of
patients that we could no longer quote see through the
see through the glass, because now we've got just this little,

(02:58):
this little opening that people have to walk up to
you kind of kind of see them, and that's all you.
You can't see any in the background, creating a waiting
room that was next door, that was a was a
was an empty a linen closet that that I'm like, hey,
we could we throw a couple of chairs in there,
and now instead of the people being nervous sitting in
the hallway like what's going on? Why is my prescription

(03:20):
not ready? And and management is like, wow, that's so simple,
but it makes so much sense, Like where did you
come up with that? And I'm like, yeah, it wasn't
It wasn't my idea, it was It was definitely definitely
a god thing. So the freedom flow stuff itself was
was a whole that that was a whole mechanism, a

(03:40):
whole model and framework that that just continues continues to develop.
Uh Yeah. In that in that transitional period, a lot
of what I was doing was just just learning about
Jesus and learning a lot more about who he has
made made me to be.

Speaker 4 (03:58):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (03:59):
And it's so much more than what I could have
thought or imagined.

Speaker 3 (04:02):
Oh that's beautiful.

Speaker 1 (04:03):
And you know, identity, knowing who you are and knowing
who he is is like the key, it's the it's
the foundation to everything that we do. So that's a
beautiful story that that's where he took you first, is
learning about you?

Speaker 2 (04:20):
Yeah, so good.

Speaker 3 (04:22):
All right, let's jump into my freedom flow.

Speaker 2 (04:26):
Okay, so a lot of people will say freedom flow.
I don't know what that is. Let me start out
by saying, you you've you've already you're already seeing this
and you're probably already doing this. You may not be
calling it freedom flow, and that's fine. But for instance,

(04:49):
some examples of freedom flow, where's it a quote already happening?
Of go fund me? Go fund me? What is go
fund me? Go fund me is a group of people
that come together, probably some people, oh yeah, it's a
friend of mine. But a lot of people will contribute
to a need that they may not even know the person.

(05:11):
And in some cases that becomes a Depending on what
the need is, it might be significant. Uh. And and so collectively,
over a large number of people contributing just a little
bit creates creates something that is significant and substantial and
and hugely beneficial. Uh to that to that individual. Maybe

(05:36):
it's on a personal level. My mom, my mom lived
on a cul de sac. There were a group of
houses that kind of sat in a circle. And uh,
and as she was a neighborhood, it was it was
a good neighborhood. People watched out for each other. But
my mom had this thing with one of her neighbors
because the neighbor had a really nice snowblower and uh,

(05:58):
and so my mom. But but the guy was was elderly,
and he was he was a little too frail to
operate this anymore. And so my mom went over to
his place and she said, hey, she said, how about
if you hang on to that snowblower, you keep it maintained,
you keep gas there for it, et cetera. And every
time it snows, I'll come over, I'll open up your

(06:19):
garage door, start your snowblower. I'll blow the snow off
of your driveway. I'll blow the snow, go and blow
the snow off of my driveway. And then I'll go
and blow the snow off of everybody else in the
Cula Sacs driveway. Because my mother loved to snowblow like
it was just she was so excited about that. And
so there were some people in that community. He he

(06:41):
obviously had the piece of equipment, but didn't didn't have
the energy and the physical ability. She had the energy
and time and ability, but she didn't have the piece
of equipment. And there were some people that, hey, I
don't need to get a service in. I don't have
to do the shoveling myself. My snow just gets blown off. Now.
There was also a guy who had a utility trailer,

(07:02):
and so anytime anybody in the neighborhood, you know, had
leaves to to take to the take to the trash,
or you know, a tree limb that came down, they
they would go over and borrow his trailer. It was
it was available to the community. That's what I like
to call shared abundance. Maybe, so it might be a
personal thing, It might be something like habitat for humanity,

(07:24):
where we h a community brings their gifts and abilities,
their expertise, and everybody is is recognized and valued for
for what they can contribute. Even though it might be
a widely, a wide variety of different quote skills and
ability levels, et cetera. Uh, you see this a lot,

(07:46):
even in an international or national scale with natural disasters.
Oftentimes people will come together in natural disasters countries that
may not even have the same philosophy as one another,
that may not, you know, have be politically aligned or
anything like that. And again, these people don't know each other,
and yet they come together. So you're you're in flow, okay,

(08:14):
freedom flow. Our tagline is you are not alone. We
are in this freedom flow together. So the freedom flow
concept starts with saying that freedom flow is a relational based,
a relational based way of living. We live by contract.

(08:36):
Everything we do. Rent a car, sign a contract, buy
a house, sign a contract with the bank for the mortgage,
your credit card. It's our life is very much based
upon contracts. Okay, And there's nothing wrong with that. But
contracts are a box. Contracts are limiting contacts. Contracts tell

(08:59):
us what we what we are allowed to do, what
we have to do, They provide all sorts of and
they help us with safety, et cetera. Again, nothing wrong
with them, but do we recognize that there are people
associated with those contracts so I pay my cable bill.
Oh man, I got to pay one hundred and ninety
nine dollars to this darn nameless, faceless corporate entity. There

(09:23):
are people that are working there, There are people that
are gaining their livelihood from there. There are people that
are passionate about that bringing that service to you. It's
not just a nameless, faceless corporation. My wife joys, she
has a different perspective on freedom flow than even I do.

(09:48):
And we were paying our taxes. Who likes to pay taxes?
It's around tax time? Not so much, right, She decided
she was going to bless the people that were associated
with those taxes. She was going to bless that financial instrument.

(10:08):
She was going to bless that financial tool and all
of those that were associated with it. Of like, wow,
I never thought to do that. Okay, you're living in
an environment of covenant and covenant, you know, we we
have a we have a a spiritual probably context for

(10:31):
that that maybe a lot of people don't have. I'm
simply using the term covenant as as relationship. It's it's
an agreement that is living. It's it's it's real, and
it's more than it's more than just contractual limitations. So
maybe it's medical cost sharing programs, maybe it's churches, maybe

(10:52):
it's businesses that are in this community and this community
way of looking at things. We're not throwing out our tracks,
but we're saying we can go quote beyond that in
the relationship that we have with people. So think about

(11:13):
a box and then think about a bigger circle. That
box is your contract. You put all of your boxes
in that circle of relationship, in that circle of covenant. Okay,
And so it's not as limiting anymore. You have more

(11:35):
choices and options than what you may have realized, particularly
when you start to recognize that you are not alone.
We're in this together. So that's kind of a so.
So step one is recognizing the flow, recognizing that you're
not alone, recognizing that it's already going on, it's already happening.
I'm already part of it, but becoming a little more aware.

(12:00):
So I believe Braylan I'm correct when you I think
you call them think upon think upon questions.

Speaker 1 (12:08):
Oh yeah, I think pons yeah, or I guess however
you want to start?

Speaker 2 (12:14):
Sure, So I think upon question here is you know
where or how am I already in the flow, and
what am I doing in that? What am I doing
to connect with others? Like, like, when I start to
recognize that I'm not alone, you know, what does that
connection maybe look like? Maybe some of the things that
I've already talked about, Well, yeah, I'm already doing that,

(12:35):
Like you know, I go over to my you know,
go over to my neighbor and help them out or
whatever the case may be. Maybe it's family members, et cetera. Okay,
it's just starting to have that little bit of a
quote bigger perspective. Step number two is to anticipate the flow.
And a lot of us have expectations. I expect things,

(12:58):
and maybe this is just me person, but for me,
anticipate means to open up and to look forward to
expand it. And and freedom is expansion through choice. We're
not being coerced. God isn't saying you have to do

(13:19):
it this way. God isn't saying you have to expand.
I could I can choose to stay just the way
I am if I want to. Okay, And sometimes that's
my temptation because of comfort, because of or because of
discomfort with with quote the quote unknown. So what's the
posture of anticipating. Anticipate is a little more open, a

(13:44):
little more like, oh, it's a you know, it's more
of a a what if kind of thing, rather than
this is the way, this is the way it has
to be. This is the expectation that I have. And
so when I when I anticipate, rather than rather than

(14:04):
rather than expecting, my hand opens. I open my hand. Okay,
and that allows flow? Now, it allows flow through. Right,
A closed fist indicate something different. I might be able
to hold on to it really tightly, but nothing can
get in. Okay. When I go up to a new animal,

(14:29):
particularly a dog, you know, hold out my hand. Why
do I do that? Well, because I'm offering I'm offering
an open hand. Okay. It's just a it's just a
little bit of a maybe of an analogy of are
we going through our life close fisted? I'm ready to
protect myself, I'm ready to hold on to the things,

(14:51):
or am I going to flow? Am I going to
be open with that? Okay? And you know, just a
just a very simple illustration. And I'll take it from
the take it from the business world. I'm I'm in
I teach, and so I have contracts Okay, I'm I'm
a professor. I have contracts, and so I had this
contract and uh, and it was in the world of teaching,

(15:16):
you don't usually get raises. Are not something that's expected
or or assumed. Okay, as a college professor, at least
in the world that I've worked in for the last
twenty plus years. And so I had this three year
contract and had done it and we were coming up
for renewal on it, and I was like, you know,
I'd like a little more money. You know, I think

(15:38):
I should be compensated. I have some experience. I did
some things that definitely benefited the college and their standing
in status. I had some certifications, did got some got
the college certified in some things, and so I, you know,
I brought I brought some value. And I'm like, so,
So I was talking to the person who who was
representing this contract and I said, you know, is the

(16:00):
an increase in the new contract? And she said, yeah,
let me check what it is. And and honestly, I
was expecting more than than the increase. And I said,
you know, I'm I'm, I was kind of expecting more.
And she's like, well, let me let me check. And
she and so she looks around a little bit and
she goes back and she said, well, she said, yeah,
she said, the number that I gave you, the amount

(16:22):
of increase that I gave you on your on the
quote hourly rate for your contract is correct. But we
added and it was one hundred hour contract. And she's like,
but we added thirty hours, thirty additional hours as as
prep time. Well, in college professors, you don't get paid

(16:44):
for your prep time. Number one, okay, and number two.
In this particular case, the prep had we had some
labs involved with it, et cetera. And normally they would
have hired a lab assistant, paid them a lot less
money than what they were paying me per hour. And
basically but they were like, I said, well, what's the

(17:04):
hourly rate. They're like, oh, your rate, you're teaching rate. Okay.
So I got an additional thirty hours at the higher rate.
So now the contract is one hundred and thirty hours
instead of one hundred and thirty or instead of one
hundred for work that I'm already doing. I'm just getting compensated,
not only better for the time that I'm that I
was expecting to get paid for, but now I'm getting

(17:27):
an additional and so yeah, it was. It was quite
a generous went from being a little below my expectations
to wow, that's a lot more than I would have
anticipated that anybody would have.

Speaker 3 (17:42):
Yeah, increasate, God, yah, God.

Speaker 2 (17:45):
Yeah, absolutely absolutely tell.

Speaker 3 (17:47):
Me you guys, over and above even our dreams.

Speaker 2 (17:50):
Right, it was beyond what I would have It was
beyond what I would have thought or imagined. I didn't
even like that wasn't even on my radar that that
could have for me to even quote ask that, And
that's what anticipate does. So you know, where are we?
You know, where are we limiting expectedly rather than rather

(18:13):
than anticipating limitlessly? Where are we opening up to that?

Speaker 3 (18:19):
Say that again?

Speaker 2 (18:20):
Where are we? So another way of saying it is
where am I willing to expand my expectations into anticipations?
Where am I willing to go beyond my limited expecting
to a more limit less, a more open handed anticipation.

Speaker 3 (18:42):
Okay, that's good.

Speaker 2 (18:45):
We might call these our dreams or our imaginations. For
me personally, a lot of times maybe maybe I don't
dream or imagine big enough. But a lot of times
it's just like, oh, that's beyond. That's beyond what I
that's beyond what I would have thought or imagine. So yeah,
so that's anticipating the anticipating the flow. That's a way

(19:05):
of coping opening up to it. Third thing is step
number three is to embrace the flow. Make flow your friend,
even when the process can be can be challenging. Okay,
it's it's not all it's not all quote easy. Maybe
it's easy. I'm a guy. I don't tend to like
change a whole lot, I'll be honest, Okay, and so

(19:27):
anything that involves change is a little challenging to me.
And that's uh, and I'm learning that. That's that's quote. Okay.
So in freedom flow we talk about relationship and transaction
relational living relationally versus transactionally. And here we're going to
talk a little bit about giving and receiving because in
flow there's giving and receiving. You know, and we know

(19:50):
we give and we receive, we give and we receive,
but we're actually doing that simultaneously. When you are giving,
you are also receiving. Okay, You're you're always receiving something.
You may not recognize it, but you are. So you say, well,

(20:14):
you know, I gave that person a birthday gift. What
did I give? Well, I, you know, I gave the gift.
I gave the thought of that gift. The oh, I
hope it's a you know, I'm trying to give something
that this person would appreciate. So I'm showing my love
through that. But they're also receiving that. With love, you're

(20:37):
also getting You're you're getting relational You're getting relational construct
back from them, relational currency. You're getting relational currency back
from them. Now you said so, But I spent fifty
bucks on their gift and they, you know, they you know,
gave me a cup of tea and a hug and
a hearty thank you. Like that wasn't equal. I didn't

(20:58):
even know.

Speaker 1 (21:00):
Yeah, but the Bible says it's more blessed to give
than to receive. So there's spiritually a trade going on.

Speaker 2 (21:07):
They're sure is. They're sure it is. And that's part
of this. That's looking at the that's looking at the
quote bigger picture. And it may not happen quote transaction
by transaction to come out quote equally in your perception,
but the reality is that both giving and receiving are occurring.
They're occurring simultaneously, and they're both valuable. Well, I don't

(21:33):
have anything to do, so receiving has value. So got
a little uh, only you can see that or not.
It's cooint.

Speaker 3 (21:44):
Is that a silver dollar?

Speaker 2 (21:48):
Okay, it's a silver dollar? Okay, I want to make
it a little bigger. Which which side is more valuable?
The head side or the tail side? M h, Well,
there are two sides of the same coin, right. If
I don't have the headside or I don't have the

(22:10):
tail side, then I don't have I don't have the coin.
I don't have the value quote of the coin without both.
And freedom flow is like that. Freedom flow is about
giving and receiving. There is value in both. There is
need for both. We have we actually have need for need.

(22:37):
We need need. Okay, if you're in business, you value
need and you need need because business is about supply
and demand. If someone doesn't have a need, we can't
provide the service as as a provider, so to speak.

(22:57):
And so it's not a bad thing. If I go
to my doctor, I'm not ashamed that I that I
need the doctor services. Or if I go to the
the the gas station and fill my tank with gas.
I'm not ashamed that I that I needed that gas.
But there are certain needs that we say are not

(23:18):
as acceptable. You know, maybe I you know, maybe I
have emotional needs, or maybe I have financial needs, or
you know, maybe I'm just in a in a situation
that is that is quote beyond the capabilities and capacities
that I that I have. And and so you know,

(23:39):
I feel like I should or should ask for help,
like I need to ask for help, but I'm shamed
of doing that. Now there's value in that, there's need
for that in the collective, in the flow, we need
need Okay, it's it's not it's part of the process.
It's part of the flow. Uh. And so that is

(24:02):
a yeah, both giving and receiving have value, and even
abundance and lack. We can live abundantly even out of
what we call me And it's it's it doesn't have
to do with what's in your bank account. Relationships oftentimes

(24:22):
prove to be a lot more valuable than than things
quote so to speak. So maybe we don't have the
latest car, and maybe we don't have the biggest house,
and maybe we don't you know, we say, oh, well,
you know, I need those things. But but what is
what is your you know, what is your relational currency?
What is your and what is your what is your collective?

(24:45):
We plan and prepare for abundance, Okay, when we are
when we are making flow, when we're embracing this flow,
one of the things we start to do is becoming
is start to plan and prepare to increase our collective capacity.

(25:05):
It's an invitation to give and receive more, Okay, it's
to expand. And as we build that capacity, Elisha has
this experience with this woman in the Bible, and Elisha
tells the woman, well, what do you have? Okay, and
that's the first thing. And she says, well, I just

(25:26):
have I just have a I just have some oil.
And he says, okay, I.

Speaker 5 (25:31):
Want you to go out and I want you to
collect all of the all of the containers, Go around
to your neighbors, go around to all the people, and
collect empty containers.

Speaker 2 (25:44):
And that oil started to flow, and it flowed and
filled the entire capacity. One way I'm looking at it,
it filled the entire capacity of the neighborhood. It was
all that the collective had incapacity, and it filled every bit. Okay,

(26:06):
when we plan and prepare. We increase our collective capacity,
we increase our shared abundance and so. And interestingly, in
that particular case, you know, the oil stopped when the
capacity was reached.

Speaker 3 (26:27):
Yeah, yeah, that's good.

Speaker 2 (26:31):
I got a modern day one friend of mine. He's
working at a he's working at a garage. Okay, he's
an auto mechanic. This guy comes in and he says, hey,
does anybody could anybody use some bologna bologney? You know
what I mean? Yeah, this guy has literally a ton,

(26:53):
literally a ton of bologney that has just come from
the factory, but it wasn't timestamped and dated, and so
they threw the entire batchuette. Oh this is you know,
I mean I checked this stuff out at the store.
It's like nine bucks a pounds. This is like almost
twenty thousand dollars worth of bologney.

Speaker 3 (27:16):
Oh my gosh, that's crazy.

Speaker 2 (27:18):
Packages of bologna, totally totally hermatically sealed whatever. Wow, he says,
anybody and so and so, my my buddy fills the
back of his car with blowny. He literally takes several
hundred packages of bits. Okay, so what's that? Okay? Absolutely,

(27:42):
and he's like that there is no way that I
am going to be able to I in my family
can use all this blowey. So what did he do?
Started calling up his friends, started email and everybody knows, hey,
anybody that were like blowing he had he he wasn't planning,
but he had a capacity built in his relationships, so

(28:05):
he utilized them. Okay, uh, well sorry, that's that's my Uh,
that's my every that's my every day. A parable of
over abundance, believing his Bolooney, it's amazing. I love it.
I love it a.

Speaker 3 (28:23):
College.

Speaker 2 (28:24):
I'll go one step further than that. One of the
times that I picked up some bologney at his house
and I said to him and I said, hey, I said,
I know you're expecting your third child. I said, I
would love to bless you by paying for this bologney.
Now I hadn't in the past. He had given it freely.
It was a free gift. It wasn't an expectation on
his partner. He wasn't anticipating that, and so I paid

(28:48):
him for the bologna. That made him feel better that
I was giving him this gift. But he recognized that
I was converting some of that some of that thing
that he had an abundance to something that he had
some more lack of in terms of so I converted
that to quote finances for him.

Speaker 3 (29:09):
Mm hmm.

Speaker 2 (29:10):
Again, I'm always looking for how can we benefit one another?
How can we have mutually beneficial relationships?

Speaker 3 (29:17):
Mm hmm.

Speaker 2 (29:20):
Beyond just the beyond just the contract? Right, how are
we doing for time, Bradley.

Speaker 3 (29:25):
We probably have about three or four minutes left.

Speaker 2 (29:28):
Okay, last thing I'm gonna say, Okay, step number four Okay,
One was recognize the flow. You're not alone, ring this
flow together. Two is anticipate the flow, open up and
look forward to expansion. And uh and three was on
the sheet someplace U. Yes, embrace the flow.

Speaker 3 (29:49):
Embrace the flow. Yeah, okay.

Speaker 2 (29:52):
So just a couple of closing thoughts. What do we
do when we're in this flow?

Speaker 6 (29:57):
Okay?

Speaker 2 (29:58):
Movement through connection? When we move, we do that through connection.
When you have a cell phone and you don't have service,
what do you do? Go to higher ground, change my location? Okay,
we move to make that connection. Okay. Freedom flow, this

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invitation to freedom flow happens through relationship, if excuse me,
it happens through connection. And when we do that we
expand and we benefit, and we open up not just
to our community, but we open up to the to
the God that has created us. My wife and I

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when we got married, we invited Holy Spirit into our relationship.
We invited love that was limitless, that was in into
that beyond what we could have thought or imagined. So, yes,
I love my wife joy, but I love her with
an everlasting and beyond love and she certainly does that

(31:10):
with me. Okay. And so this invitation to thinking more
relationally goes so far beyond our physicality. It invites us
into being more fully us. One of the takeaways with
this is inviting the limitless potential through an infinite God.

(31:38):
And that's the bottom line here. The bottom line is
love transforms. That love is just something that on an
everyday basis just just as overwhelming, and that's what's going
to transform. You're so invited into this freedom flow and

(31:58):
it's not about it's not about following a system or
this is a new dogma. I have to follow these steps,
so I have to do this thing right now. It's invitational,
it's flexible. You're in a maybe you're in a situation
where you feel like you're you know you're stuck, maybe
you feel alone, maybe you feel like you're you know,

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you're in a business situation or a personal situation that
you just don't see a way out of. And when
you invite others into flow, and when you invite the beyond,
the God, Holy Spirit into that process, it's nothing to
be ashamed of. Believe me, I have my moments of like, God,

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what are you doing? I'm so ch that and God,
and God doesn't turn away. God says, yeah, that's that's part.
That's part of our process of relationship. So yeah, I'll
just so good. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (33:02):
So one, recognize the flow, to anticipate the flow. Three
and embrace the flow. And for movement through connection. Did
I get that right?

Speaker 2 (33:12):
Uh? Yeah? Step number Step number four for me, the
way I have it laid out.

Speaker 3 (33:18):
Is activate out to activate.

Speaker 2 (33:20):
Move into a place of connection, activate the.

Speaker 3 (33:23):
Flow, activate the flow.

Speaker 2 (33:26):
Got it.

Speaker 6 (33:30):
All right?

Speaker 1 (33:32):
Thank you so much, Gene. This is so good and everyone.
If you want to get more information, go to myfreedomflow
dot com. Check out his YouTube channel, Gene. That's also
my freedom Flow correct.

Speaker 2 (33:46):
On the use of freedom Flow. There's a free think
to the newsletter there you can sign up for it's free.
I'm there to provide support, consulting, teaching.

Speaker 1 (33:59):
Yeah, oh, thank you so much, Geene. We appreciate you
and I appreciate what you're doing, and we bless you,
and we bless my freedom flow because you know, this
is a this is probably a more harmonious with God's
Kingdom kind of idea and framework. So it's yeah, it

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feels very Kingdom to me.

Speaker 2 (34:26):
That's awesome, and I so I so appreciate you giving
me this opportunity to share with your audience. And yet
where I'm just I'm just feeling blessed through this, through
this whole process, and thank you, Thank you so much, thank.

Speaker 3 (34:40):
You, You're welcome. Thank you for your time as well.

Speaker 1 (34:43):
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We so appreciate you and audience. We do pray over you.
My team and I definitely pray for all of our

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audience everyone. So if you if you're in need of
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if we don't have time to personally respond to every
single thing, but obviously if you're if you have a need.

Speaker 3 (35:35):
We'll you know, reach out.

Speaker 1 (35:37):
So all right, you guys, thank you so much and
until next time, stay spirit centered.

Speaker 3 (35:43):
Peace out.

Speaker 1 (35:46):
Hey there, SCB peeps.

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Speaker 2 (36:32):
Peace Out.