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Placing creative minds in toxic environments for prolonged periods of time can have significant side effects.
People with these type of minds must be treated with great respect and care at all times.

If “white space” occurs and the person becomes vacant, distracted or irritable change their environment immediately.
Create a space that allows for an instant release of energy and relaxation outdoors followed by space and time in environment complete with music, lights, and carefree, open-minded individuals from a range of backgrounds to spark inspiration.

For the best results, follow this with three days in a tranquil, calming environment.
Ideally, this setting should include trees, long rural walks in nature, flowing water or lakes, mountains, and sunshine.

Whenever possible, include direct access to a private pool and a chef to elevate the experience.

For optimal outcomes, assemble a professional team that includes a shaman, personal trainer, nutritionist, and a few of your closest friends to share in the journey.

For extreme measures – find an island or remote location with access to nature, water, knowledge, information and music. Isolate the subject for 14-30 days.

Follow this process annually for enhanced results.