Knowing how to evaluate someone’s character and knowing whether or not to trust them is a skillset. Unfortunately, most people weren’t taught how to do this. Growing up, many people (myself included) were taught not to take candy from strangers—and that it’s okay to talk to certain people because they’re “nice.” The problem is, “nice” […]
In today’s episode I’m teaching on the seven levels of awareness that you can experience as a human being. These are: Animal—Basic survival instincts. Many people in third world countries where there’s extreme poverty are at this level. The main question is always, “How do we survive?” Mass consciousness—Beliefs are driven into people
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My podcast listeners are always asking, “What are you currently reading or listening to?” With the upcoming holiday road trips, I decided to share some of my favorites. Always a student, I listen to podcasts and audiobooks for two reasons—interest and learning. I’m fascinated with how people conduct their podcasts—their communication skills, speaking abilities, patterns
The connection with God or the universe is never severed. It’s with you all the time. You’re either using the energy to move towards growth or disintegration—but it’s always there. The energy never leaves. For that reason, we don’t need to operate in fear. If something doesn’t happen the way you wanted it to happen,
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Think of the last time you got really upset by something. This is what’s known as a “trigger.” A trigger signals a ‘growth edge’ in you—a.k.a., an area where you need to learn something or grow beyond something. Because it doesn’t feel good, many people want to walk away from the situation, or get it
Most people have been programmed to believe there’s a lack of money or resources in the world. Marketers take advantage of this by manipulating people to buy, based on their fear of lack. This causes people to cut coupons, chase after discounts and sales, and try to get something for nothing. They try to shortcut
Nico Jenkins, Ph.D, is a professor of philosophy at the Maine College of Art in Portland, Maine. We had a fascinating discussion about the current education system and the direction that it’s going in, especially in the United States. Having grown up all around the world—with a family of writers, Pulitzer Prize winners, and a
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In The Science of Getting Rich, Wallace Wattles says everything on earth is made from one “original substance.” There’s an inexhaustible storehouse of riches, and the supply will never run short. In fact, the concept of a “shortage” is all based on manipulation—whether it’s money, resources, or anything else. The problem is, we live in
Animals and insects are known to make epic migrations throughout the world. They’ll go thousands of miles and even put their own lives at risk to do what they know is right. Sometimes it takes generations for these animals to make the move, but they’re programmed to keep pushing forward. Recently, armadillos have been migrating
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Liz Brunner is an Emmy Award winning journalist who just wrote an amazing book, Dare To Own You: Taking Your Authenticity and Dreams into Your Next Chapter. In today’s episode I chatted with her about the story behind how her book came about and how serendipitous, synchronistic things happen when you’re ready to write. The
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