Today we have a special episode for you as we celebrate what would have been the 100th birthday of Earl Nightingale. He’s considered the Dean of Personal Development, having played a huge role in advancing the personal development industry. From the time he was a child through his adulthood, Earl was always seeking the true […]
In today’s episode, BT and I delve more into the idea of “letting Spirit lead. ” Many people are miserable, unhappy, and unfulfilled in their life—and yet, they’re afraid to make any changes. The idea of change is so scary or uncomfortable to them, they’d rather just live with their dissatisfaction. But here’s the problem:
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Many of the world’s greatest philosophers say that suffering begins in the idea of attachment. Suffering begins when we resist something (usually change). We get attached to a particular way of doing or experiencing things. We can’t let things go, or we can’t “flow” like water through a changing environment. Instead, we get very rigid,
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Dave Crenshaw is the author of the bestselling book, The Myth of Multitasking. He specializes in productive leadership, helping individuals and organizations become as productive as they can possibly be. He also is a consultant to Fortune 500 companies. After being diagnosed with “freaking-off-the-charts ADHD,” Dave went on a journey to learn more about productivity.
In today’s episode, BT and I go deeper into the ongoing “fight” that everyone is engaged in on a daily basis—the battle to overcome your subconscious mind. In my Elite Mind program, I watch my clients battle with their subconscious mind every day. It’s nonstop. They’re literally fighting for their life—fighting for the success they
Everyone wants to be a winner in life. But we can’t actually be a winner if we’re not in a fight. All of us are all in a fight or battle to be successful in life. Our main battle is to overcome ourselves—the parts of us that need to be reconditioned in order to be
In today’s episode I’m teaching on Albert E.N. Gray’s speech, “The Common Denominator of Success.” Most of us were taught that hard work is the secret to success. However, Gray points out that although hard work may be required—it’s not the real secret to success. Gray says success lies in the fact that successful people
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Most of us, myself included, never had any instruction on how to discern the character of a friend or anyone we meet in life. We were taught to see people as “nice” or a “jerk”—but this doesn’t mean anything, nor does it tell us about their character. On the last episode, I shared how there
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One of the most important things we could learn in life is how to pick good friends. Most people, when they’re raised as children, don’t ever get a solid understanding of how to evaluate the relationships we take on in life. Most of us don’t know how to evaluate the character of people in our
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Today’s episode may be disturbing for some listeners. My guest is Garry McIntosh from Operation Underground Railroad (OUR). We discuss a dark topic that most people want to avoid thinking about—the horrors of sex trafficking in the United States and around the world. Human trafficking is the fastest growing criminal enterprise in the history of