Podcasts about Chapter Eight

The Power of Now - A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment with Gilda and Barbara In this episode, we cover Chapter Eight, Section Four: Enlightened Relationships - From Addictive to Enlightened Relationships Gilda Simonet and Barbara Wainwright have been studying Eckhart Tolle's work for ages. For the podcast purposes, we plan to go through the book from start to finish, reading only one section at a time. There are 77 sections of the book! Thank you for joining us! Learn more about Barbara Wainwright and our Life Coach Courses here: http://www.LifeCoachTrainingOnline.com 800-711-4346

The Power of Now - A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment with Gilda and Barbara In this episode, we cover Chapter Eight, Section Three: Enlightened Relationships - Addiction and the Search for Wholeness Gilda Simonet and Barbara Wainwright have been studying Eckhart Tolle's work for ages. For the podcast purposes, we plan to go through the book from start to finish, reading only one section at a time. There are 77 sections of the book! Thank you for joining us! Learn more about Barbara Wainwright and our Life Coach Courses here: http://www.LifeCoachTrainingOnline.com 800-711-4346

Trapped in Greece, Celeste and Andres find themselves being assisted by an unlikely duo, taking them closer to their confrontation with Dimos and finally finding Ailin Suarez.

The Power of Now - A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment with Gilda and Barbara In this episode, we cover Chapter Eight, Section Two: Enlightened Relationships - Love/Hate Relationships Gilda Simonet and Barbara Wainwright have been studying Eckhart Tolle's work for ages. For the podcast purposes, we plan to go through the book from start to finish, reading only one section at a time. There are 77 sections of the book! Thank you for joining us! Learn more about Barbara Wainwright and our Life Coach Courses here: http://www.LifeCoachTrainingOnline.com 800-711-4346

The Power of Now - A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment with Gilda and Barbara In this episode, we cover Chapter Eight, Section One: Enlightened Relationships - Enter the Now from Wherever You Are Gilda Simonet and Barbara Wainwright have been studying Eckhart Tolle's work for ages. For the podcast purposes, we plan to go through the book from start to finish, reading only one section at a time. There are 77 sections of the book! Thank you for joining us! Learn more about Barbara Wainwright and our Life Coach Courses here: http://www.LifeCoachTrainingOnline.com 800-711-4346

This episode is an audiobook performance of the eighth chapter of Undine, by Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué. (If you are joining us for the first time, I strongly advise starting Season 4 at the beginning, with S4-E1.) In Chapter Eight, Huldbrand, Undine, and Bertalda take a boating trip to explore the Danube. Things start off brilliantly, then steadily and rapidly dissolve into serious trouble. Undine's courage and Huldbrand's faithfulness are put to the test in ways equally dreadful and meaningful.

This is a narration of the eighth chapter of Lars Lih's excellent book Lenin Rediscovered: What Is to Be Done? In Context. In this chapter, Lih examines the culture of the Russian revolutionary underground to elucidate the world that Lenin's organizational proposals in WITBD would go on to shape.   The full audiobook is currently in production by the team at Cosmonaut Magazine. You can find more episodes (and other audio books) on our Youtube channel, and you can purchase a physical copy of the book itself at Haymarket books.   Narration and editing by Cliff Connolly.  

Numbers Chapter Eight, lamps, Levites taken by God and given to priests, ceremony, retirement, Scarlet Threads, Jesus Christ

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Wherein we discuss the capture of Klaus Kruptman in Chapter Seven, the meeting with Nick Fury in Chapter Eight, and the dumbest instance of ham-handed railroading on a page of strong competitors in All This and World War II, a module in the Time Warp adventure series for TSR's Marvel Super Heroes roleplaying game.

I hope y'all are enjoying Sierra's Story. For newcomers to this podcast, I'm dropping one chapter a week this summer as a gift to my readers and podcast listeners! We'll go back to regular programming in the Fall. For now, I do hope you'll find the earlier chapters, catch up, and walk with us the rest of the way. In Chapter Eight we hear Charles […]

Do you hear the people sing? In this week's episode, join us as we talk about the iconic, groundbreaking musical, Les Miserables. Also, join as our cast tackles a brand new round of RFT and listen as Parker takes on ranking popular streaming services. We hope you enjoy!

Saul of Tarsus leads the persecution of the Church in Jerusalem. The Gospel is finally going to Samaria and then begins its way on to the uttermost parts of the world. Phillip the Deacon becomes Phillip the Evangelist.  

Utterson and Poole literally face the monster in the closet while also considering the themes of loyalty and honor. This week's story is Part Two of The Last Night of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Music: Dark Times by Kevin Macleod If you are craving more audio stories, check out Harvesters of Days for free by signing up for https://my.captivate.fm/dashboard/www.darksoftlytalespodcast.com (Mav's Newsletter.) Scroll to the bottom of the website. You can also pick up one of her audio books on her website by clicking https://www.darksoftlytales.com/audio-books (here. )

The story takes a Sherlock Holmes type spin as Utterson and Poole investigate Jekyll’s laboratory. Using handwriting and voice analysis, they make a shocking discovery that it has been hiding inside of Dr. Jekyll’s study.   New listeners to the podcast will want to go back to Eps 78, where we begin our tale! Music: Dark Times by Kevin Macleod If you are craving more audio stories, check out Harvesters of Days for free by signing up for https://my.captivate.fm/dashboard/www.darksoftlytalespodcast.com (Mav's Newsletter.) Scroll to the bottom of the website. You can also pick up one of her audio books on her website by clicking https://www.darksoftlytales.com/audio-books (here. )

The party was traveling along Interkingdom Highway 44 when they stumbled into the town of Courage. Courage had roads with gold bricks that Gijo immediately tried to take but only to fail and get captured. Find out how the party gets out of this one on Dungeon Tales https://www.patreon.com/dungeontales4?fan_landing=true https://www.teepublic.com/stores/dungeon-tales?utm_campaign=17295&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=Dungeon%2BTales https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVrwyKYgwbUzrzZq3v-2HPA --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This one was a battle! The audio on the intro was messed up, so I clipped it out to spare you... that being said, enjoy! Brandon Handley 0:00 Let's hop into it. Let's hop into it. Part Two, the first part here talking about the chapter eight, you always act in your self interest. Everyone does, right. So the opening talks a little bit about how you essentially carry a lot of guilt and blame, you know, everywhere that you go out, and he talks, he lists a number of different ways that you do this. And, you know, a couple of different ways that you'll do this would be, you know, kind of beating yourself up for bingeing a Netflix series that, you know, you shouldn't have bins, or maybe, you know, you've gone off off of that diet that you've been working on, or maybe there was a was an important interview, that didn't work out quite the way that it was. And then there's another one. So you blame yourself for all those things. And then, then there's the other piece of blame, right, where you blame your parents for kind of who you are and where you are today. And things like that, or your spouse's significant others, and other people who may have ruined your lives, right? Children, relatives, co workers, it's all their fault. They just talks about the idea that these are really terrible burdens to carry. And I love the idea that he talks about when you're carrying those that you're not free to pick up some of the better things in life and keep it short. You know, the good news is really, you can let go of these things. And we're going to walk through a little bit of how that gets done. So we start off with the idea of laws of nature, and the idea that they are fixed, and immutable. Right. So gravity is an example of a law of nature. And the idea of it is that you really don't blame gravity when something happens. And the story that he tells in this book is the idea that you've gone out and you've got this magnificent camera, you're out there taking pictures, next thing, you know, you turn around, and you drop the camera, right? you're you're you're you're going to be upset first show what show you're going to be like, man, maybe I should have gotten that. Maybe I should have gotten that insurance, I but the thing is, you're not going to be pissed at our gravity for doing what is just done, right? Ideally, you're gonna you're gonna work to shape your life around gravity and kind of what happens in it. And, you know, so how does that look, you know, that looks like you've got a, you've got a strap right? around that super expensive camera, it's around your neck. So you know, you do you at your house, your ceiling has a certain pitch, so that the water, the snow goes off in a certain direction, you know, at the park of a car, can we park in the car at the top of the hill, use the emergency brake, and you've got the parking brake, all these all these are examples of ways that you shape your life around this natural law of gravity, talks about the idea that there is another natural law. And that is the law of self interest. And once you learn a little bit about what this law of self interest is, you will cease blaming others and you will cease flaming your self, quite exciting to know that there's a way to release these things that you've kind of been putting out there on everybody, including yourself. So what is the law of self interest, the law of self interest is, drumroll please, everybody, at all times, always acts in his or her perceived self interest. All right? Again, everybody, at all times, always acts in his or her perceived self interest. Now, you may disagree a little bit, you may list out all the different things that you do for everybody else. That the Justice though is if you look at it directly, you're going to realize that what you do is because you you got like this schematic, you've got a blueprint, you've got the certain way that you believe that you need to be one of those ideas is being a parent and creating that lunch for your child in the morning. And you know, I've certainly done this, but you know, the the outside, you know, we see, well, you know, I'm doing it because I want to have a healthier lunch I want to I want X, Y and Z to happen. But the truth of the matter is, is that I'm doing it because I have this certain way that I feel like I am and in order for me to fit within this. This paradigm. Then I've got it I've got to do I've got to make this lunch and I'm doing it and really almost as much as my self interest is anything else. You know, another place that another place that you'll see this is, you know, maybe there's a hard luck story going on maybe, maybe there's a hurricane or there's a relief fund. And hey, you know what you go when you donate to that, because it makes you feel good, makes you feel good to give. And it's because it's because you've got yourself and this certain category of the idea that you're a compassionate person. And in order to act within that schema, within that certain degree, you've got to donate otherwise, I mean, you're not that person that you feel like you are, right. So again, you are working within your own self interest, even if you are out there giving to others, right, you're giving to others, because that's what you feel complete who you are, that, you know, that makes you feel like you're a good or better person. And, you know, it's really not a secret that the idea of philanthropy is to cater to the egos of the wealthy, by demonstrating that they can make a difference. Right? Truthfully, you're still acting in your own perceived self interest. And once you once you realize this, it can become, he says, a wonderful, and liberating, even if it doesn't seem that way first, because at first, you're still kind of you're walking, you're walking through your own. You're kind of walking through your own minutiae, as it were, was that is that right? I don't know, I don't know if that's exactly the right way to say it, is the idea. So if you act like this, if you're acting like this, in your own best perceived self interest, and everybody's doing it, you, you can kind of stop feeling guilty about it for yourself, and then you can also start to see it in the, in the, in the through through that lens, realize that, yes, that person may be doing it in their self interest, but everybody does. So you can kind of stop beating them up for it, right? Like, you know, blaming, you know, your parents for doing what they've done. And, again, a lot of times, as a parent, I can tell you, like, I don't want my children to do X, Y, or Z. Because sometimes that's almost a reflection on me. And, or B because, you know, I'm raising them to be a certain way. And, you know, if they, if they don't, you know, kind of do that, then do I withhold something from them, right. And then so later in life, they're gonna blame me for, you know, for example, my youngest son wants me to take take them to do like, axon is like, nine. I was like, well, maybe maybe not. Right, but, you know, come to a point later in life where he's like, you know, I could have been an amazing actor or something, my father, but he'll have to understand that I was just looking out for his, you know, kind of all the self interest, right? So in terms of when it when it comes time to blame your parents for anything, they're really just out there doing even though it's their best interests, are they looking out for you, too, anyways, you know, gets convoluted, I guess, if if you if you kind of walk it all out with the the the general ideas like everybody is acting in that same way, right. So if your parents were doing it, back, then it just let it go. You're doing it now, I promise you, you got a little sloppy in there. But I hope you followed the gist. The idea really is, again, everybody's doing it, you're not the only one, don't beat yourself up for yourself, if you do it, and don't be somebody else up for doing it. Right? Just kind of understand that, you know, they're they're working it out Unknown Speaker 8:47 in their own way. Brandon Handley 8:49 So it talks about the exercise of kind of dropping the camera. And the idea is, you know, take a take a moment and think about three things you regret having done what should have and why didn't eyes, think of how when you did them, you were acting your proceed best interests. And today, with greater maturity, you may see clearly what you did not then that that you thought was in your best interest, but really wasn't just kind of goes to the idea of my Angelou line, you know, do do your best, do your best until you know better really is kind of what it boils down to. So we'll pause here on chapter eight, you always act in your self interest everyone does. And I will come back to it and we'll finish it up. We've got two more sections on it that I think are probably a couple of my favorite two. When I when I first saw them and even even when I first saw the residual continuous impact of them. By my fourth time of reading this book has been in itself a force multiplier. So we're going to the universe is a force multiplier. 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Dick Cavett talks about his early influences in magic, including Johnny Carson, Jay Marshall and Dick’s first appearance on television … and then we jump into a reading of Chapter Eight of “The Ambitious Card.”The reading of Chapter Eight starts at 00:23:45LINKSThe Eli Marks Mystery Series: http://www.elimarksmysteries.com/Get yourself a Free Eli Marks Short Story: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/jj1r1yaavjListen to an Eli Marks Audio Short Story: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/ddaauus80lDick Cavett Performs Magic: https://youtu.be/qz1GgllFNLsJohnny Carson Performs Magic: https://youtu.be/PHOR-Zthfj0Dai Vernon on “The Dick Cavett Show”: https://youtu.be/Hfyjpvp-ads Slydini on Dick Cavett (First Appearance): https://youtu.be/Ir-0j4YCHi8 Slydini on Dick Cavett (Second Appearance):https://youtu.be/J913AVe3adUDon Allen Chop Cup Routine: https://youtu.be/Pm2ALFQKA00

Divided after the events of the quidditch match and the staircase incident, the group tries to pick up the pieces. Caleb feels betrayed. Skyler meets her conscience. Freya does what she thinks is right. Allison looks out for her friends. Leo keeps things to himself.✨Shout out to our friends at Puffcast: Your Harry Potter Happy Place! If you like our show, you should check them out too.You can find them on all podcast apps as Puffcast and on all social media as @puffcastpod.https://linktr.ee/puffcast✨You can find all our stuff at https://linktr.ee/wcwbw! Use that link to share the show!Join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/Z5bBjYHURcChat with us about the show, share Hogwarts memes, earn points for your house and more!Episode transcripts and more are available on our website:https://whycantwebewizards.com/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WhyNotWizardsIf you like our show, please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you download podcasts.Special thanks to Tablestory, the creators of our game system:https://www.tablestory.tv/waw/https://twitter.com/ATablestory

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One of the primary battlefields in spiritual warfare is the mind, and evil spirits seek to influence our thoughts. In this episode, Jake teaches from Chapter Eight of Setting Captives Free, answering the question, "How do evil spirits impact our mental health?" When it comes to this sensitive topic, we must not neglect to address the spiritual side of the equation. Many times, demonic influence can be a factor in mental torment, suicidal thoughts, self-destructive behavior, and other mental health issues. If you are being tormented in your mind, know that you do not need to be ashamed and that Jesus wants to set you free! Order Jake's new book Setting Captives Free: How to Break the Chains of Demonic Influence. Connect with Jake at JakeKail.com. Keys for Deliverance with Jake Kail is part of the Destiny Image Podcast Network.

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One of the forms of demonic influence is torment: evil spirits seek to harass and trouble people in their hearts and minds. In this episode, Jake teaches from Chapter Eight of Setting Captives Free. He covers different aspects of demonic torment, and focuses on freedom from fear and anxiety, leading a prayer for deliverance at the end of the episode. God's perfect love casts out fear and you can walk in peace because of what Jesus has done for us! Order Jake's new book Setting Captives Free: How to Break the Chains of Demonic Influence. Connect with Jake at JakeKail.com. Keys for Deliverance with Jake Kail is part of the Destiny Image Podcast Network.

Happy Thursday, Christmas fanatics! Welcome to the ninth official installment of "Another Christmas Story"! This week, Craig Brewer, of the always fascinating "Weird Christmas", will read to all of you Chapter Eight of our tale, entitled "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas". Within this chapter, you'll meet the character of Hudson Jackson, an employee of Animal Control Services of New York, and his beloved mother, Violet. We hope you like it! If you do, make sure to share this episode and our website, upon which the text of this installment is posted, to get it in front of as many eyes as possible! Make sure to check your podcast feeds for your regular weekly episode on Monday, in which the elves will cover the second batch of "Home Improvement" Christmas episodes, and next Thursday for the tenth official chapter of this story - "Chapter Nine: A New York Christmas", which friend of the podcast, Ron Hogan - a.k.a. President Hotdog - of Film Strip Podcast will be reading to y'all! Enjoy, y'all!

Russ Dean discusses Chapter 8 of his book, "Finding a New Way Home." This chapter is entitled, "Everything that is True about Christianity is a Myth."

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Happy Thursday, Christmas fanatics! Welcome to the eighth official installment of Another Christmas Story! This week, Todd Killian, of the always excellent Christmas Clatter, will read to all of you Chapter Seven of our tale, entitled "Step Into Christmas". Within this chapter, you'll meet two longtime partners in the NYPD, Seamus Dwyer and Andrew Lee, as well as their beleaguered boss, Lindsey Pendleton.  We hope you like it! If you do, make sure to share this episode and our website, upon which the text of this installment is posted, to get it in front of as many eyes as possible! Make sure to check your podcast feeds for your regular weekly episode on Monday, in which the elves will be joined by Matt Eurich of TGI Podcast to cover the four Christmas episodes of Boy Meets World, and next Thursday for the ninth official chapter of this story - "Chapter Eight: It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas", which friend of the podcast, Craig Brewer of Weird Christmas Podcast will be reading to y'all!  Enjoy, y'all! 

Brandon Handley 0:00 And welcome back to part two of chapter seven. Are you ready to succeed? By Sreekumar Rao, and we are picking up where we left off. And that is the idea that it's okay, that the tree is cooking. Right? So what happens? What do you do when the universe gives you something beautiful, yet unexpected? Do you know you take a look the rainbows and the trees and all the beautiful VISTAs and you say, Man, that would be that would be better if it was over here to the left, right? That Rainbow is missing a color? Or do you just kind of take it and accept it as beautiful and wonderful. He talks a little bit about the idea of, you know, here, here are some of our, here's, here's some of the other ideas here, as you know, you don't see the world this, this line, right? I think is pretty, pretty impressive. And true, right? You don't see the world as it is, you see it as you are. So the idea is, when something is good, like the rainbows and the trees and the beautiful VISTAs, you want more of it. And then when something shitty is happening, either you get a flat tire, you're stuck in the rain, and it's cold outside, and you can't find the tire jack, that's something that you just want it to end immediately. The funny thing is, is that both our form of clinging, right, both of these ideas of good or bad, wanting more or less of it, our sense of attachment, right? Which, as we all know, if we are falling long, anything that's happening here, and especially you know, Buddhism, right, that that's a form of suffering, you know, attachment leads to suffering. So if if you don't just kind of accept it as it is, maybe that crooked tree, just see it, there's really nothing that can be done about it, you just kind of recognize it and see that it is a crooked tree versus Ooh, that'd be a lot better. That was fixed, right? That type of thing. So the idea then, is that maybe what you don't even realize what happiness is? And he posits that the idea is that happiness is and are the moments where you are free from want. How great would it be Oh, so those are the moments that you're free from want. This is the moments I mean, and then I went back up to the top there, where there's where there's no pressure. Or if you don't want any more than what you've already gotten, you're content with what you've got, and you're not afraid of losing anything. Right? Because that's that's a want as well, then, then you you're happy here in a moment of that could be a moment of happiness is as it springs from acceptance of the universe as it is. Right. Which I think is pretty cool, too. And then the idea is there's absence of constraints, right. But I still I think, I think the biggest part of this one, right? You don't see. You don't see the unit. You don't see the world as it is you see it as you are. When you talk a little bit about this talks about he gives a little story about an alkali and a master. And how he's like how the how the Aqua it's like a dog with a bone. Right. And the idea is that even you know the dog is chewing on a bone and it's cutting his mouth and the blood inside of his mouth makes them feel like there's meat on that bone. And the dog keeps chewing on it because he feels like there's meat on the bone. Right? Yeah, the idea is that he says here peace and contentment and joy seeker inside says master but you keep hunting for it on the outside the worldly things you pined for so desperately and collect so graciously wound you in some manner the bone cuts the dog same as the bone cuts the dog but you think pleasure you derive it from those objects that you've got, right? Like I said, so the things that you want are the things you've already got. So you cling to them so hard, but in reality, right at the things if if the things that you're so afraid to let go of are making you upset, then who owns what right to the things around you or you get that you get the idea. So he says hey, you know, make changes by all means this next piece of the chapter and talks about acceptance And how it's it doesn't mean that you just accept the things that are out there, you still go ahead and you fight the good fight, right, you're still out there working to bring out something beneficial, that is better for everybody involved, that doesn't mean that it doesn't mean that you just accept everything that that's out there, you're still you're still working, working for everything. uncouple your well being from the upshot, right? Even if the outcome is something, you've used the disasters, right, I think the idea that uncouple your well being from the upshot is that, you again, what you're what you're looking to do, and he says, you know, even if the outcome is something that you've used disasters, this is a learnable skill, right? If when you are working to bring out something that's beneficial for all, if it doesn't turn out, okay, then the idea is, you know, the the effort and the intent towards that was something to be a benefit. And the idea is, if you're, if you can, like it says on couple of your well being from kind of the outcome, and you're not emotionally involved, then you're not going to be you're not going to get upset, you're just gonna understand and maybe take the lesson away from the objective outcome says, references, recent outnet recent email, guys, if you're not on his email list to Sreekumar Rao email list, then then check it out. I forget specifically which one this is the email, but I think that it had to do with things that it had to do with I think it had to do with like, income and making money. And how is basically, our emotions are tied to some outcomes and how things are all working out. But um, again, I forget exactly what the email is get on his email list. And he get he gets out some pretty good emails, usually weekly. So again, if you don't know how it's going to working, you just give it your best before intentional intention, and benefits of all, you can rejoice once once it's over, I've got kind of Henry Ford listed there as well. You know, his intention was to benefit all right, it wasn't he had success, because he was trying to benefit all he could have made things more expensive, but he was looking to help the greater population, and not simply just himself, right. So this is the email, I think that it references more, so it will come if you don't seek it. The idea is to do to do to do this is probably the best line from it, what you seek is within your grasp, but you can only reach it if you let go of what you're clasping to so tightly and this kind of moves up into even the uncouple your well being from the upshot, right. So oftentimes, what we're looking for is right in front of you. And your says here, you're bound by the things I said, again, you're bound by your emotion to the desired outcome. And you're bound by the the, I would dare say call it the narrow vision of how you think it should turn out, and how it should work. But oftentimes, it's already kind of working out right in front of you already. And you're participating in it and it's happening through you and for you and sometimes to you. But you don't see what's happening because you've got an emotional investment to an outcome that you've pictured working out in a certain way. But it will come if you don't seek it to the to the to the let's see what he's got here. In this story times got a really good story. I love the story in here. Just basically about a basically about a king who runs in Osage Sage says hey, he, the king sees that he Sage is super wise. And he wants to Sage to come and teach him the way you know, wisdom of his ways. comes in and sage says Hey, I'll come in and I'll I'll do it. But you've got to give me everything I'll ask for without getting, you know, freaking out at me. And you essentially it gets to a point where Sage does something so that the king gets pissed off and he flies off the handle and stays like alright, I'm out. Right and then the idea is Sage says he's out he rolls out. And he the cane says no, no, please stay and the king and the sage says, Look, man, I told you, you know, I was gonna roll out and here Here's the deal, I do have something to share with you walk with me for a while, like a week or so as, as I roll out, and I'll share a couple things with you. And what he does is he ends up sharing with them that that, that the sage was still happy, regardless of whether or not he had the things that he had, he was happy when he was the sage with nothing, and he was happy when he had everything as a king. And then he was just as easy to roll out of the kingdom. And, and go back to what it was, and have what he had he was he was happy, and content with the life that he had, whether it was with seemingly little or everything. And the idea to is if it will come if you don't seek it is like the idea it will just come right. Play that like a cat, right or a dog. And you know, as soon as you turn away, it just kind of comes up on you. Right? So exercise list your accomplishment, go ahead and go through, I think that's pretty self explanatory. Do that. And then he's got the exercise corollary, this was one that's still a challenge for me to do, and actually did a little bit of it on an Instagram story, did a little bit of dancing, right. But the idea is, what is something that you truly enjoy something that really brings you joy. And it doesn't, it's not directly aligned to anything, right? It's not directly aligned to like, like, for example, personal growth is not aligned to doing anything better. It's simply aligned to you feeling good and enjoying life. Right. And the idea is that, do it right now, don't stop, stop and wait, and then be grateful for that opportunity to do it. Let's see here. And then yet and then do it now, give thanks to the universe for allowing you the time to do it. And by the law of increase. Right, which we talked about it at some point. And of course, we know the universe is a force multiplier, by the law of increase, more of those moments will appear in your life. The other exercise is dropping destructive habits. Bob last really quick, note the damage being done by your behavior. And this is something that you can work with your kids, if you've got children right recommend same thing. Recognize that you are not a behavior or therefore err, go when you're talking with your kids separate their behavior from them, right. Don't beat yourself up again, with children don't beat them up, though separate them from from the behavior. Admit that you have some bad habits, simply be aware of when you're working on those habits. And when those are being triggered. And then just anytime you bring awareness to anything and you recognize it, you begin to you begin to you begin to kind of lessen it, you begin to do it less because you're you're intentional. Your intent is to drop those destructive behaviors, it's got a pretty cool exercise too along the way. Breathe in Golden strength, giving light. He says also go into witness mode at this point, you know, so breathing golden strength, giving light and breathe out negative emotions that in the visual is leaving your body in a dark stream. I personally still have a challenge with this one. I'd like to breathe in Golden strength giving light and breathe more of it out. And more of like a filtration system. Right. So I could I certainly I don't want to I don't want to. I don't want to put any negative energy out there, I guess is my challenge. Sure. I'll get over it. Let's see. And then finally, the exercise of your ideal life. We'll let this one run a little long. Understand that your ideal job doesn't currently exist? Are you quite literally as co creators with the universe you have to create it? And then really the idea is how can you do something or achieve something or find something? If you don't know what it is just spending some time writing down and writing out what your the vision of your ideal job is. You will have better chance of succeeding. If you clearly know what it is you're trying to do. Right? So so many people do this The one person that comes to mind each time I think about this is Darren Hardy when he talks about his ideal, his ideal life partner, right, his wife, and how he would write about her, like, all the time and like, coming into his life and what she would be like, and what kind of why should we be. And eventually, at some point, he found exactly those things I can tell you to off my own personal experience, each time I go through this exercise, I see pieces of it come through in my life. And And the thing is, you're essentially just kind of tuning your, your algorithm, and you and your spirit and your whatever, to get aligned to it to recognize it. I've taken all the questions that he's got here that are prompts to do this exercise. And I posted them on spiritual dope, I'll post them on this podcast as well. So you can go it's on jotform. But I put it on side of spiritual dope. So you can go you can you can put your you can answer the questions, you and you write it out as if it's happening right now as if it is present tense. And you just follow the prompts and right through it, and I've made it so that you can save it as you go along. Because it's pretty long. I've also made it so that you can send it to yourself, and and you've got a copy of it. helpful hints. I've got written down here, just fucking do it, right. And if you've got writer's block, just sit down and start writing don't don't on there's nobody's judging you. Except for you. This is yours, your own your very own on the end. Also, you should be doing this one time every four to six months, refining it, right, getting better at this and tightening it up. Again, just getting getting more clarity on your vision, getting more clarity on the job that you are creating. And you know, I love it because we realize this isn't going to happen. Immediately. This he says it's your life's task to assemble all the pieces and the idea is that it truly Could take the rest of your life and that's okay. Right is the ideal, your ideal job. And if it takes you a lifetime to create it I don't know if there's a kind of a more walk well, I mean, are more worthy endeavors and what you're doing those inclusively making your life as good as you can make it by having a job or the work that you do that is corresponding to all of your life's ideals, I suppose, if you want so that is God that's gonna close it down for you on Chapter Chapter Seven of Are you ready to succeed? I circumaural we've only got two more chapters left. They are you know, I think that pretty potent. Chapter Eight is actually pretty short. Doesn't mean there's not a lot packed into it. If you've enjoyed it so far reach out to me let me know your thoughts. love to know which you know, you tried out and use exercises and maybe you run out and grab the book for yourself I know that I've I this is one of the books that I've sent out many times too many different people and always happy to have a conversation about it's Matter of fact I'm just about done having a conversation with somebody else around the book. And she and I just have had a discussion right now what are the what's what's the impact been on her was impacted on me through reading this book? Have you done the exercises so you know, we we kind of hold each other accountable to actually going and doing the things that's where the true value comes from the true value isn't reading these things and being able to spout it out or even just sharing out this conversation the way that I have and with you the true value of this comes from actually doing the work. Alright. Take it easy. We've got plenty of other podcasts coming your way. I will also be saving my mind map right What am I use an X mine the way I mapped these out and I've got the nodes. These are also videos created as I do the podcast. So Transcribed by https://otter.ai

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