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Soul from Sio & Alice Russell. Hip Hop from Heems, Kojaque feat Wiki, KRS One & J Dilla, Essa, and Black Milk. Jazz from Mo Wrights. Reggae / Dub from Iration Steppas, Prince Fatty feat Shniece, and Egoless. Dancefloor tracks from SpheraQ & Kaytranada. A track from the excellent Congo Funk! compilation on Analog Africa. A classic from Omar & Zed Bias. Plus plenty more music treats.
Rob messes around on his beat machine, he freestyles and talks about farmer markets, comedy shows and his love for local honey.
From chasing down autographs and selling them, to running a real estate team, the same things make a good partnership tick. A unified vision and egoless collaboration are the key to making it last. Unfortunately, too many people jump into a partnership thinking only about how it will boost production and income. If you're selling a lot that means you'll be a powerful force together, right? Wrong! Those people find out how hard it is to keep something going on such a flimsy foundation. How did Tommy Choi and Josh Weinberg create the basis for a successful partnership way back in college? In the episode, the co-team leaders share how they built their business and all their best stories from collective autographs over the years. We have a unified vision, egoless collaboration and we've dug a deep moat around our friendship. Without those 3 things, it's hard to have a partnership. -Tommy Choi Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode -Way bigger than an autograph From camping out to meet Britney Spears to getting an autograph from Kobe, why is the journey to the autograph more important than the signature itself? -Friendship trumps business What's the one decision Tommy and Josh made early on that has set their partnership up for success? -Team doesn't equal partnership What do so many people in real estate get so wrong about partnering up and working collaboratively? Guest Bio Tommy Choi and Josh Winberg are co-founders of Weinberg Choi Residential. Josh Weinberg and Tommy Choi met at Bradley University in 2000. Shortly after they met, they knew they would to go into business together because their values aligned and they had a shared passion for real estate. In 2007, Josh and Tommy started Weinberg Choi Residential, a full service residential real estate brokerage, that focuses on buying, selling, leasing, and real estate investments. The Weinberg Choi Team views their clients as friends, and they treat them with that amount of care. They have built a strong reputation in the industry for their honesty, knowledge, and reliability. It's real estate the right way. The Weinberg Choi Team is also passionate about community involvement through an internal campaign called 365 Days of Giving. Each year, they organize 12 volunteering opportunities, in Chicago, for the team to connect with some of the causes that are closest to their hearts including family, literacy, women's health, and homelessness. Weinberg Choi are members of the Chicago Association of Realtors, the Illinois Association of Realtors, and the National Association of Realtors. They have ranked in the Top 1% Producer Team by Chicago Association of Realtors. Josh and Tommy have appeared on HGTV's House Hunters and House Hunters Renovation. For more information, head to http://weinbergchoi.com/.
The Utah Jazz held media day yesterday as each of the players shared their thoughts on the upcoming season. Lauri Markkanen, John Collins and Kris Dunn stole the day with these quotes "it's an egoless group, I've always believed in myself and I am a dog."Jordan Clarkson told the crazies story of the day about a crashed tour bus.David Locke, radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider breaks down all the comments from those three on media day and gives his thougths on what it means for the upcoming Utah Jazz season.Locked On Jazz Podcast
The Utah Jazz held media day yesterday as each of the players shared their thoughts on the upcoming season. Lauri Markkanen, John Collins and Kris Dunn stole the day with these quotes "it's an egoless group, I've always believed in myself and I am a dog." Jordan Clarkson told the crazies story of the day about a crashed tour bus. David Locke, radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider breaks down all the comments from those three on media day and gives his thougths on what it means for the upcoming Utah Jazz season. Locked On Jazz Podcast
EPISODE SUMMARY Devi Ward Erickson, author, podcast host, and Founder of the Institute of Authentic Tantra Education, describes how orgasm can lead you to enlightenment, altered bliss states can dissolve painful truama, and how non-dualistic practices overlap with anti-racist consciousness. It's no wonder this powerful goddess has managed to be the first and only government-accredited institute teaching Tantra thus far. So tune in and fall in love with Devi Ward Erikson.IN THIS EPISODE:Devi describes the true goal of tantra yoga and what every seeker should know before choosing a neo-tantra teacher. You'll discover that the five elements of this tradition - earth, water, fire, air, and space are an antidote to one of the five root poisons of human emotion: anger, attachment, pride, jealousy, and ignorance. You'll hear stories of students completely shut down from orgasm, go through Devi's 5 element healing process and completely recover their pleasure that for years has been numbed out.Enlightenment is summed up by the experience of bliss, equanimity, openness, clarity, and joy, and to have that look a little closer at how far you can extend those orgasms. CONNECT WITH DEVI WARD ERICKSONWEBSITEBOOKPODCASTMEMBERSHIPTANTRA CERTIFICATIONSEXOLOGY DOCUMENTARYFREE GIFT OTHER EPISODE LINKS People's Institute for Survival and BeyondAmerican College of Sexologists InternationalAwaken Arousal Oil Lubricant "I had a 3-minute orgasm and then a 5-minute orgasm. All I know is that I had transcended and felt like I was surfing in a perpetual wave pool of pleasure." - BethSupport the showSxR Hotline | SxR Website | YouTube | TikTok | Pinterest | Instagram | Dr. Willow's Website | Leah's Website
Welcome to "From the Depths of Darkness to the Light of Success" with your host, Chris Swiech. In this episode, Chris welcomes fellow creator Teré Harris from Texas to share his story of overcoming obstacles in life. The two connected over the death of legendary battle rapper Pat Stay from Nova Scotia, Canada. In this deep dive episode, Teré and Chris explore what it takes to become an egoless human in life. Mental health is a crucial component of this episode, as Teré has navigated through a lot of mental health challenges in his life. He shares his experience, strength, and hope on how he overcame those challenges. Teré emphasizes the importance of human connection, as it is a significant part of human nature. He suggests making human connection a priority as it strengthens the soul and makes one a better all-around person. He shares how suicide ideation thoughts have played a role in what he does today and why he puts out the content he does. Sharing your trauma is crucial, according to Teré, and one should never go home hurting. He encourages listeners to never hold in what they are experiencing in their body. Teré emphasizes that showing love to others will bring back happiness tenfold. Overall, this episode is a powerful conversation on overcoming obstacles, navigating mental health challenges, and finding happiness through human connection and love. Be sure to check out the podcast's full catalogue of episodes for more inspirational stories. Teré Harris Links; Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/syndicatetlg/ YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/c/SyndicateTheLonelyGun Linktree- https://linktr.ee/syndicatethelonelygun If you would like to support the show please leave a 5 star review over on Apple Podcasts or leave a voice message on Anchor FM. You can also rate the show on Spotify now as well, please do so. Make sure you subscribe to the YouTube channel as well and turn on the notifications. You can also follow the show and my journey on IG @depthsofdarkside! Podcast Social Media: Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/depthsofdarkside/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/depthsofdarkside YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-M2lpVwCgEyM85menG_nvQ Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/show/4iiKx07baLZf9CzcNhdUsi?si=e91d5911f91647a9 Apple- https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/from-the-depths-of-darkness-to-the-light-of-success/id1510954182 Email- depthsodarkside@gmail.com Thanks for listening and have a great day! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lightofsuccess/message
Today we have the final installment of our three-part Leadership Series for you, where we've been discussing how to build a winning team. In this special series we interview extraordinary leaders, and not necessarily just business owners, and we've already highlighted leaders in the film industry as well as a leader in the field of athletics. In this episode, Jen talks with our friend, the amazing Erika Wykes-Sneyd, about how to be an egoless leader and turn ANY team into champions, which is something she has a lot of insight in! Erika is the Vice President of Adidas' Three Stripes Studio, and since joining the company in 2021 as the Vice President of Originals Basketball and Partnerships, her dedication to embracing cultural change and disruption underpinned the move to her current role as the founder and head of the brand's dedicated Web 3 team. Erika has an extensive resume, including roles with Google, Boeing, Uber and more, and in this episode, she reveals the ways in which she shows up as a leader, how has been able to overcome imposter syndrome along her journey, and Erika shares her structures, strategies and formulas for turning teams around and motivating others in this process! If this episode inspired you in some way, take a screenshot of you listening on your device and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag us, @jameswedmore, @jeunejenni and @heyerikaws. Haven't left a review yet? All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/itunes, and thanks for your support of this show! I want to invite you to help contribute to this podcast by submitting a question for a #Q&AEdition of The Mind Your Business Podcast. All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/QA and record a question (under 4 minutes or less) that could be featured on an upcoming episode. For full show notes and links, visit: https://www.mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/blog/598
In Sarah Polley's new film Women Talking, a group of Mennonite women who've been sexually abused secretly gather in a barn to discuss their future. The Canadian actor-director says that despite the film's difficult subject matter, the "utopian experiment" of making it left her a more optimistic person. "I couldn't go through this experience and not come out with a whole lot more faith in people," she tells Kim Hill.
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This week, Brandon reflects on some of the greatest sports teams of all time as well as some of the greatest “what if?” teams and how the difference between the two has nothing to do with talent. He then applies this lesson to the business world and explains how you can abide by this lesson to find success in your own career.Host & Producer: Brandon FleshmanBe sure to follow, rate, and review the show if you enjoy this episode!Follow Brandon on Twitter and LinkedIn
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Ramana Maharshi starts with, "If the ego rises, all else will also rise; if it subsides all else will also subside." Commentary by Richard Clarke. Discourse by Nome, "Egoless Existence."
Yuri Branco joins us from São Paolo, Brazil. In the past we have interviewed guests that have done tremendous work through guruji, outside of Self-Realization Fellowship. Yuri and Yogananda Brazil provides a tremendous example of how SRF publications can inspire people in the various branches of society: children, schools, libraries and even prisoner rehabilitation charities. In this interview Yuri tells us of his approach and the lessons he has learned along the way, all the while never relinquishing the humbleness of a regular devotee of guruji. Whether you are seeking inspiration, a feel-good story or simply a passing interest in the great traction Paramahansa Yogananda is gaining in Latin America (161k followers on Instagram @yoganandabrasil!), this episode has the material to satiate all of our souls through the divine Horn of Plenty. ---------- 0:00 Meet Yuri Branco; 10:58 @yoganandabrasil; 16:13 How is SRF supporting Brazilian groups ?; 18:00 How do you organise yourselves so well?; 19:44 What are you doing for Christmas; 21:05 Young Adults in Brazil; 24:10 How to Live schools I'm Brazil; 28:47 Egoless service; 33:17 Yogananda For All; 43:56 The art of translating Guruji's work; 49:25 Other projects and how the community can support. ---------- Links discussed in the podcast: https://inee.org/eie-glossary/peace-education https://yoganandabrasil.com.br/#yogananda-para-todos https://www.omnisciencia.com.br/ https://artedeser.com.br/
Lecture by Pravrajika Vrajaprana (Sarada Convent, Vedanta Society of Southern California, Santa Barbara), given on October 31, 2021, at the Ramakrishna Vedanta Society, Boston, MA.
This is an exciting series on how to build mesmerizing workplace cultures because there is no greater competitive advantage than to have happy and mentally well-devoted employees who want to do good for their company and the world. In this episode, we have one of the mesmerizingly brilliant CEO of Headspring, Dustin Wells. Headspring is a company recognized by Inc 500 for its rapid growth in 10 cities across three countries. His company has been on the Best Places to Work List for eight consecutive years. He's also the co-founder of Workify. He's passionate, he's an angel investor, and he loves helping other entrepreneurs. Dustin also won lots of Leadership Awards and recognitions, including Austin's Rockstar Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Listen in now and you'll learn priceless insights from Tim's and Dustin's experiences and strategies. You will understand the importance of identifying the critical belief system of your organization and the congruence within the culture of the company. You will also learn about the stakeholder model, which Dustin is applying in his organizations. Quotes: “Be cautious not to borrow from one to pay the other.” - Dustin Wells “[People] It's the best, [the] most enriching part, and it's the biggest challenge.” - Dustin Wells Mentions: https://www.facebook.com/TimShurr https://mesmerizingleadership.com/ https://powermindsetprogram.com Headspring Workify Good To Great Show Notes: [00:39] Greetings and introduction of Dustin Wells [02:02] The importance of identifying the critical belief system of your organization [04:09] The importance of congruence of the culture of the company [06:19] Creating a place where people can work and bring their full and authentic selves to work [08:46] The importance of having a double bottom line [12:20] Talking about people as people and not just resources [13:29] Being indignant about the “achieve at all cost” attitude [16:02] You CAN care about people and the planet and make big profits [16:46] Getting big by doing good [19:54] The growing polarity between conscious leaders and those who seem to lack a bit of self-awareness [25:35] Developing conscious leaders for the future [29:30] Everyone is a stakeholder [31:09] The desire of becoming a better leader and then actually becoming one [33:37] What's more important than your state are your beliefs [40:01] Egoless leadership and finding the balance [44:22] Connecting social impact with the business' core competencies [47:39] Transparency in the workplace [52:21] Teaching competitors how to create a strong workplace culture [55:11] Some limiting beliefs that Dustin encountered in working with entrepreneurs these days [59:06] Example of the stakeholder model Make Your Day Mesmerizing
Lecture by Swami Tyagananda, given on June 27, 2021, at the Ramakrishna Vedanta Society, Boston, MA.
Episode 199: Egoless On this week's episode of the @RoadPodcast, @DJCrooked recaps his latest visit to NY and explains what it was like to see his mom for the first time in the last 20 months (2:23). The fellas speak on the recent outbreak of Covid 19 cases amongst the DJ community in LA (18:40) and also explain the “Egoless” motto @EverydayPPL has lived by (28:50). @DJDMiles gets another intervention on his “THOTTY WAYS” (34:00), and the crew discusses @Awkwafina's latest accusations of using a “Blaccent” (49:10). DJ Wundrkut Funeral Expenses: https://www.gofundme.com/f/bring-eric-cardeno-home DJ Sadako Cancer Recovery Expenses: https://gofund.me/5e56c86fr
Every founder is proud of their “baby.” The role of the founder becomes a massive part of their identity. Often the ego gets in the way of being the leader the company needs. Being an egoless founder may sound odd, but it will help you face difficult growth challenges. Today's guest is Nir Polak, Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board at Exabeam. Inc Magazine ranked his company #388 on the 2020, #134 in 2019 and #12 in 2018 Inc 5000 list. Exabeam helps security teams outsmart the odds by adding intelligence to internet security. Nir shares his journey of success and why you be an egoless founder. We discuss the transition his company recently faced. Nir gives you the one question that guided him as he decided the best decision as the company continued its growth path. Being an egoless founder is not easy but necessary if you want the company to succeed beyond you. Get the show notes for The Egoless Founder Makes Decisions that are Best for the Company with Nir Polak at Exabeam Click to Tweet: Listening to a fantastic episode on Growth Think Tank featuring #NirPolak with your host @GeneHammett https://bit.ly/gttNirPolak #TheEgolessFounderMakesDecisionsthatareBestfortheCompany #GeneHammettPodcast #EgolessFounder #GHepisode767 #GTTepisodes #Podcasts #IncList2020 Give Growth Think Tank a review on iTunes!
This episode of Fresh Out The Box features Sourodeep Guha a.k.a Stain, a Delhi based bass music producer mainly focusing on genres like Reggae, Dub, Dancehall, Dubstep and Jungle. He has shared the stage with artists such as Reggae Rajahs, Delhi Sultanate, Daisuke Tanabe, CEE, Flowdan, Skeptical and Egoless. Join Stain in conversation w/ RJ Subhalakshmi, as he talks about his EP 'Demon child', his days as BoxoutFM studio manager and some crazy life experiences.
Adam W. Boitnott, CEO of Hylaine, is a proud Virginia Tech grad with a love for his family, a passion for technology, and an enthusiasm for sports. Adam recently celebrated 18 years of marriage to his rock-star wife, Dawn, and they have two incredible daughters, Hylton and Maclaine, who are the namesakes of Hylaine. Fresh out of college, Adam dove into the IT field, finding success at Accenture & Avanade while living in Washington D.C., Seattle, and New York City. Southwest Virginia called him back home to be the Director of Group Services, Technology, and Administration at Shenandoah Life Insurance and, later, the Vice President of Strategy and Operations at NetVentures. With over 20 years of technologically-driven experience under his belt, Adam took his IT talents to CTS in Charlotte, NC. In a short 18 months, he grew revenue by 450% and more than doubled the client list. This was all while managing the delivery, sales, and financial reports for the company as well as creating a refreshing culture for his employees that was both exciting and empowering. Now, enter Hylaine. It's a company that combines all of Adam's success in the technology world with his unique perspective of the client's world. Even with all the responsibilities that come with starting his own company, Adam still finds time to have fun. He spends a good bit of his free time in basketball gyms and on soccer fields with his daughters, experiencing all the culinary treasures Charlotte has to offer with his wife, attending as many sporting events as possible, and seeing the world with his family. Discussion How have your past experiences shaped your intentionality as a leader to build your culture at Hylaine around the lack of ego? How do you evaluate whether or not you are personally living up to that expectation as the CEO as well as empower your team to hold one another accountable to that same standard? In what ways have you focused your team on acts of kindness and genuine expressions of compassion towards each other, your clients, and in the community during the pandemic? Amid the weight felt from the pandemic and variety of societal issues we've been facing, your team was awarded #1 best places to work by the Charlotte Business Journal. To what would you attribute this achievement? Follow/Get In Touch Follow Adam on LinkedIn Visit Hylaine.com and follow Hylaine on LinkedIn Presented By Inspiredu: Nonprofit Leaders Bridging The Digital Divide | Atlanta, GA AppBarry: Custom Web And Mobile Application Development | Atlanta, GA Classic City Consulting: WordPress Website Development | Atlanta, GA Stratfield Consulting: Consulting, Staffing, Recruiting | Atlanta, GA See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
#PearlsOfWisdoms #BabaIqbalSinghJi This is a good question. The one who hasn't understood the meaning of gurbani. He is a new face. He is told to recite. The concept is O God's beings The overall concept is. “Sach Kaho Sun Leyo Sabhe” “Jin Prem kiyo Tin Hi Prabh Paayo” The effect of love is away from ‘Me' Beyond Ego. Egoless, So, someone recites the baani with love. He has not got the teachings of baani. And he recites with love. Even if he does not understand the words grammatically. The meaning Guru Sahib has explained in that. What is the meaning. That enters him. The Guru settles in him Even if we usually say. Get the teachings. Recite the gurbani with correct pronunciation. But some are those who get the teachings and even recite correct. But then also their minds are gambled. There are certain examples. Maskeen Sahib ji has also said. There are some ‘Granthis' for forty years, their whole life. They have recited the ‘Akhand Paath' of Guru Gobind Singh ji But still presently their attachment, conceit and ego has not finished. Because they have done that for money. Sant Attar Singh ji Maharaj has said, The one who has the habit of doing this. “ Khoti Vaahli, Kise ne Pothi Vaahli, Ik Barabar hai” Because where is the influence on mind. What are you doing with your mind. So, you have to do it with love It is better to get ‘Santhya' (gurbani classes) After getting that you have to read it pure. And that is very good. If it is not available. There was a story of a ‘Rishi' That he started reciting ‘Mara Mara' instead of ‘Rama Rama' His ‘Mara Mara' became very famous Reciting ‘Mara Mara' he met the almighty. What is your perspective. The effect of love is very far from ‘Me' Very far from ‘ego' This is the complete thing. If there comes a simple devotee even if he hasn't got the ‘Santhya' And he recites it with love. And he is in love. And by reciting it with love His baani will itself get correct. The lord will correct it with love. The meaning of Baani will enter inside him. Rest we should have ‘Santhya' Everything is to be done. After getting ‘Santhya After reciting the correct Gurbani If we hate those who haven't got ‘Santhya' If hate originates inside us. Then what have we learnt in ‘Santhya.' And what rules have we followed of the Gurbani. Gurbani says, “Sab Meh Jot Jot Hai Soye, "Tis De Chanan Sab Meh Chanan Hoye” Whom shall I hate. Whom shall I love. There was a fakir named ‘Bullah' Very great. Bulleh Shah said. The almighty isn't far away from us. But there is no eye to see it. We have to create that eye. Maharaj has said in the baani “Saach Kaho sun Leyo Sabhe, "Jin Prem Kiyo Tin Hi Prabh Paayo.” What was the need for Maharaj to tell the truth. Maharaj says to fools like us. “I am saying the truth.” Guru Gobind Singh Ji says “I am saying the truth.” Listen, “Saach Kaho Sun Leyo Sabhe, "Jin Prem Kiyo Tin Hi Prabh Paayo.” Love is beyond ego. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/babaiqbalsinghji/support
Best of friends dog and cat , Owner pleased, gave a pat. Jumped ran fast , at his call, Left amused, where big and small . Good company, meek and humble, Eating Time ,bitter and terrible. Egoless, sweet, pleasant, and virtuous, For Food, had fight, turned vicious . kitten and pup calm quiet ,very dear, Excited ,enraged suddenly animal behaviour. Eyes flashed ,dog ferociously grouled, Shook with anger Cat assault. Jewels of knowledge, Emerald , Coral, For humans follow ethics, is the moral. Self interest brings woes, Turns best friends, into foes.
The best leaders are mentors. They see developing the people around them as a responsibility, and seek long-term progress over short-term results. My guest is Arun Tailor, an Immunologist at Oxford University. Arun shares stories from his own education in the US and UK school systems, and reflects on how his commitments beyond the classroom set him up for success in the workplace. We discuss what the purpose of education should be, and the enduring power of mentorship at all stages of life. Learn more about Vichaar Manthan at vichaarmanthan.org Want to discuss the show, or even collaborate? Get in touch via aboutlearningpodcast@gmail.com
What’s up dirty cones Fake news Fake enlightenment True surf Amy Schumer https://www.cc.com/video/ac9kui/inside-amy-schumer-a-very-realistic-military-game Masculinity, toxic vs healthy Finding a mentor, find a book Water confidence makes land confidence Water cardio makes running cardio but not so much the other way Giving taking receiving Unrealistic relationships Fuck an alpha, we don’t need leaders, we need fellow workers helpers sharers and builders who can be in charge if needed but happy to work together as a team What is acceptable What is enough Thanks for listening Mike and Shanda
Today's talk encourages you to take refuge in egoless wisdom.Today's Meditation will be to ask, “who am I?”: to mentally look for our true self, and perhaps find it isn't there!
“We will go to the end of the Earth to make sure our team gets what they need,” says Bryan Medlin. SpartanUp Combat Series host Ryan Warner talks with Medlin - one of the most respected greco-roman wrestling coaches in the country and current University of Illinois assistant coach - about how coaches can remove the ego. In this episode you’ll learn: -What 14+ trips to Russia taught Medlin about youth development -Why coaching provides purpose to those who feel the calling -How a house fire in 2017 changed his perspective on gratitude -When you’re in a tough spot, how to focus on doing ‘one thing right’ -Leadership principles from the Marines Connect with Bryan -Twitter: @MedlinBryan -Illini wrestling SPONSOR This episode of Spartan Up! is brought to you by HoneyStinger. Use the code ‘HSSpartan2020’ to save 30% off. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay FOLLOW US: Spartan Combat: https://www.instagram.com/spartancombat/ Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod Find out more at https://spartancombat.com/ © 2020 Spartan
Welcome welcome, Friends, to The Bargain Den! This week, we watched Drumline! We put our pride behind us for this one. Just kidding! We think we are real hot shots and talk about this movie! https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0303933/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0 ...You can contact us at: TheBargainDenCast@gmail.com ...You can find The Lounge Kittens' rad music at: www.theloungekittens.com/ ...Sara Anastasia did our cover art and you can find her at: sawoowoo.bigcartel.com/ ...Become a supporter of this podcast: anchor.fm/the-bargain-den/support ...And if you want to start your own podcast, visit anchor.fm/start today! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-bargain-den/support
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A charismatic visionary and transformational teacher, Kute Blackson offers a fresh, bold look at spiritual awareness for a whole new generation. Born in Ghana, West Africa, Kute's multicultural upbringing as the child of a Japanese mother and a Ghanaian father has spanned four different continents. His unique lineage lay the foundation for his approach to breaking down barriers and unlocking an individual's true gifts and greatness. https://kuteblackson.com https://www.instagram.com/kuteblackson/?hl=en
Garrain dealt with homelessness for 2 ½ years, living out of his car and feeling like he was drowning in misery, as well as being sent to prison for 2 ½ years. Yet, going through both of those difficulties, and more, he found a way to turn his life around. Garrain's story is a perfect example of how you can go through so many difficult things in life, but that it doesn't mean you'll never find success. https://garrainjones.com https://www.instagram.com/garrain.jones/?hl=en
Brendan Kane is a growth hacker for Fortune 500 corporations, brands, and celebrities. He helps brands find and engage new audiences, which reward relevant content, products, and services with attention and spending. Currently, he is advising Strike Social regarding entertainment
We dive into Jake's story and the very moment he decided to change his life from living in his car at the age of 20 to becoming a self-made millionaire. Jake shares the importance of having gratitude in his life and why he believes it is so crucial in our world. We also dive into one of his favorite films and the perception it has given him. Jake Nicks was homeless at the age of 20. During the day he was attending Bible College while being a janitor in Planet Fitness at night. With a poverty/scarcity mindset at the time, he thought he could only be successful if he went to college. While living in his car, he was determined to escape his situation and knew he can be become more than what he was. He knew that if he can change his thinking, he could change his life. Deciding to show up with a great and powerful attitude in every aspect of his day, more and more opportunities had approached him in which he was able to capitalize on. Becoming a self-made millionaire at the age of 25, he has owned and launched multiple companies including Trashaway, Outdoor Creations, and 6:38 Marketing Solutions. He is the host of “The Egoless” podcast and also consults businesses and individuals to drive success and encourage positive thinking. The biggest philosophy he believes in is “If you serve well, you live well.” I am honored to present you our guest for today, Jake Nicks. Check out his podcast "EgoLess" at:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/egoless-with-jake-nicks/id1509023542Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0eL36TLJQzVBZwWb54XkyRFind more about Jake and his work at:Website: https://jakenicks.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg6YcvYgLeVM9lRHe1di7cw Subscribe and Follow the podcast for updates on:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6eM...Website: https://www.thefirstgenerationspodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/FirstGenera...
In this episode of the Egoless podcast, successful entrepreneur and social media thought leader Jake Nicks sits down with Aleksander Chuly. Aleksander is one of the hottest up and coming jewelry designers who is the Founder and CEO of Rockford Collection. In this episode, Jake and Aleksander talk in depth about the necessity of failure in order to lead to success as well as the power of consistency, and the importance of crafting a plan for your life and business. They also discuss the value in testing the market, going all in, and what it was like for Aleksander to move to the United States. Check Aleksander Out: https://www.udemy.com/user/aleksander-chuly/ https://www.instagram.com/chulyakovaleksander/?hl=en https://www.rockfordcollection.com Check Jake Out: https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/?hl=en https://jakenicks.com
Successful entrepreneur and host Jake Nicks sits down with Jorge Valdes for the Egoless podcast. Jorge is a former drug Lord with the Medillon Drug Cartel and was at the time the largest drug dealer in the United States. But after going to jail and getting to know God, he turned his life around and is now a motivational speaker. In this episode, Jorge shares his incredible life story, his fathers incredible advice, how he came to know Jesus, why Pablo Escobar hired a hitman to kill him, how the Clinton Administration could have stopped drug trafficking, and many other exciting topics. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to rate, review and subscribe. Rate, Review, and Subscribe: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/egoless-with-jake-nicks/id1509023542 Check Jake Nicks Out: https://jakenicks.com Instagram: @jakejnicks Check Jorge Out: https://www.jorgevaldesphd.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5GTMa4D3Ag
In this special edition of the Egoless podcast, successful entrepreneur Jake Nicks sits down with Sharran Srivastaa. Sharran is a serial entrepreneur, CEO of Kingston Lane, sought after keynote speaker, and a respected thought-leadership resource for publications such as the Wall Street Journal, SUCCESS magazine, Huffington Post and Forbes. In this episode Jake and Sharran hit deep on the value of touching a life rather than how many likes you got on your last post. They also hit on the importance of who you allow yourself to follow and be influenced by, the power of writing your goals out, and many other valuable topics. Check Jake Out Online: https://jakenicks.com https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/ Check Sharran Out Online: https://www.instagram.com/sharransrivatsaa/ https://www.sharran.com/about/
In this episode of the Egoless podcast, Host Jake Nicks sits down with "The Jacked Vegan" Julian Hierro. Julian is a fitness coach and the CEO of Jacked Vegans. He helps busy entrepreneurs get in the best shape of their lives with intelligent lifestyle design, nutrition, and training. Julian talks about how he became a vegan, why he decided to go vegan in the first place, and why he will continue to be vegan. Jake and Julian also dive deep into a dark time in Julians life and how he turned the worst time in his life into something positive. Finally, they hit on what Julian will be doing with the company in the future (consulting and products). Find Jake Online: https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/ https://jakenicks.com Find Julian Online: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianhierro/ https://www.losefatbuildmuscle.co/author/lfbmadmin/ https://www.instagram.com/julianhierro/?hl=en
In this episode of the Egoless podcast hosted by successful entrepreneur Jake Nicks, Jake sits down with viral comedian Jon from Jon Breaks Bad News. Jon has gone viral on Facebook for "breaking bad news" to people. He's been hired to tell kids their parents are getting a divorce, telling girlfriends their boyfriend cheated, and other hilarious situations. In less than one year, he's now received hundreds of requests and his Facebook page has grown to nearly 140,000 followers and his Tik Tok page has 180,000 followers now. Jake has Jon take us through his comedic journey and then both of them analyze the process- why Jon did it, why it was successful, and how others can go viral online. They also discuss how regulations and control over certain narratives on social media platforms cause influencers to flock to newer platforms with less censorship. To find out what other interesting topics they discussed, tune in to this episode of the Egoless podcast. Find Jake Online: https://jakenicks.com https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jake-nicks-a2bb14124/ Find Jon Online: https://www.facebook.com/jonbreaksbadnews/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyuG9bsfZDIVEOVCyLKVQtg https://www.dailydot.com/unclick/jon-breaks-bad-news-facebook/
Today on the EgoLess podcast, successful entrepreneur and host Jake Nicks sits down with viral Tik Tok sensation and artist Biddl3. Biddl3 is a musical artist who went viral on TikTok (over 2 million followers) for remixing songs from famous rappers (Saint John, Russ, Joyner Lucas, etc). His most famous Tik Tok remix with over 1.4 million is a Jack Harlow spin off rap. In this interview Biddl3 discusses how he got into Tik Tok, what it's like being an influencer, how to improve what's already working, and what we can expect from him in the future. If you enjoyed this episode, take a second to rate and review the podcast below. Jake Nicks Instagram and Website: https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/ https://jakenicks.com Biddl3's Social Media: https://www.tiktok.com/@biddl3music?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/biddl3music/?hl=en https://open.spotify.com/album/07ro4QndxMsNiWeHTbFV7N?highlight=spotify:track:59WuJUCvbneo1Mwd2XpwDA Rate and Review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/egoless/id1509023542
Today on the EgoLess podcast Jake Nicks sits down with Dr. Tharaka who is well respected Psychiatrist, multiple TedX Speaker, and High Performance coach. However, Dr. Tharaka is best known as "The Mind Guy". He specializes in three categories: mind, action, and profit (discussed deeply in the episode). In this episode, Jake and Dr. Tharaka discuss how change effects our focus and how to cut through the noise (great marketing advise), why emotions are so powerful, why we often remember how we feel but not why we feel that way, and many other interesting topics. Check Jake Out on Instagram and his website: https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/ https://jakenicks.com Check Dr. Tharaka Out on Social Media: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drtharakauk/ https://www.drtharaka.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-Cg7OTShLU
In this episode of the Egoless podcast, successful entrepreneur and host Jake Nicks sits down with the incredible Nick Santonastasso. Nick is a remarkable 22 year old who is a prime example that your circumstances don't define you. Even though he was born with no legs and one arm, Nick has been able to inspire millions, speak on stage with Tony Robbins, workout with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, become a model, entrepreneur, and 1st Phorm sponsored athlete. Jake and Nick discuss finding a role model, modeling the skills they have, and then taking it one step further to obtaining the results they've been able to achieve. Nick dives deep into acts of kindness and being able to help other people through sharing your own story. Finally, Jake and Nick hit on how great it feels becoming successful but then being able to give back to and support those who helped you on your way up (specifically their parents). If you enjoyed the episode, make sure to subscribe to the podcast (link below). Check Jake Out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/ Check Nick Out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicksantonastasso/ Rate and Review the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/egoless/id1509023542
In this episode of the Egoless podcast, host Jake Nicks sits down with Adam Hunter. Adam is the host of the #1 MMA podcast "MMA Roasted", is the head writer of Fox Sports' "MMA Awards", and has been featured on numerous shows including: The Tonight Show, The Late Late Show, Comedy Central, MTV, and was a finalist in season 6 of Last Comic Standing. Adam and Jake discuss the similarities between wrestling and stand up comedy (perseverance, how hard you work, how often you work). They also discuss the tough side of comedy- when a joke doesn't land as well, hypocrisy in media and staying true to who you are, how Adam fills the seats at his shows, and many other exciting topics. Check Out Jake on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/ Check Out Adam on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adamcomedian/
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In this episode of EgoLess, Jake Nicks sits down with 14 year old motivational speaker Timmy Johnson. Timmy is a young hustler who attributes his mindset shift to reading the book Think & Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. In this episode, Jake prompts Timmy to share his story as well as how he got set on the path he's on now. Timmy talks about the importance of intention with everything you do, especially when you're reading books, why taking the first step is so important, and why he's on a mission to help others. Check Jake Out: https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/?hl=en Check Timmy Out: https://www.instagram.com/tojtek_media/?hl=en Think & Grow Rich: https://www.amazon.com/Think-Grow-Rich-ebook/dp/B001NGN2D2
In this episode of EgoLess, Jake Nicks sits down with pro wrestler, actor, and rapper Ron Killings. Ron is a former high school football player who got in trouble with the law and turned to wrestling and rapping as an outlet for his energy. In this episode, Ron goes in detail about his upbringing and how he got into music and wrestling. Ron shares what motivates him, what he does day to day, and the importance of meditation. Check Jake Out: https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/?hl=en Check Ron Out: https://www.instagram.com/ronkillings1/?hl=en https://theofficialronkillings.com/#bio https://www.youtube.com/user/RonKillingsTV
In this episode of EgoLess, Jake Nicks sits down with the legend Dr. Billy Alsbrooks. Billy is a former Billboard Recording Artist, song writer, and music producer who overcame large amounts of adversity to get to where he is today- on a mission to impacting 1 billion people. Billy is now a motivational speaker who's videos have reached more than 25 million people. Specifically, in this episode, we hear about Billy's story, how his struggle produced who he is now, how he develops himself personally, and how to handle life's changes. Check Jake Out: https://www.instagram.com/jakejnicks/?hl=en Check Billy Out: https://www.instagram.com/billyalsbrooks1/?hl=en https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsWPqhHxzcLol3lNoimhZFw
Featuring Mike Rusert, director of Intertwine Northeast. This episode explores the depths of togetherness and interconnection. We focus on the struggle with isolation, and inventing new paths to meaningful community.
Emotional Intelligence from a Spiritual Leadership PerspectiveEMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE, OR “EQ,” CAN be a bit hard to define and, without proper guidance, even more difficult to acquire. Put simply, it’s that “little something” that some people have that helps them successfully navigate difficult social, professional, and personal interactions. People who are emotionally intelligent have a deep understanding of both themselves and of other people. They feel and show empathy and also effectively express their own feelings. In being able to do so, they are wired for incredible personal and professional success.We are all operating in a mind-bogglingly fast-paced world. We compete with others for business and financial opportunities, dating opportunities, even friendships. It takes a special set of skills, one that goes beyond mere academic or technical training, to make someone a success in this world. It takes emotional intelligence. WHAT IS EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE?Emotional intelligence is comprised of four primary skills: 1.self-awareness, 2.self-management, 3.social awareness, 4.relationship management. In order to be truly emotionally intelligent, you’ll need to first understand, then master each skill,one at a time. Let’s take a closer look.for support data please see:https://www.patreon.com/IAMCademy
Be Humble, Egoless... and Great A Jewish Primer on Healthy Self-Esteem With Rabbi Ari Sollish (Recorded live at the Intown Jewish Academy on June 26, 2019) The meek, helpless Jew is a stereotype that has not boded well for the tribe. But taking one look at the doctrine of servitude embedded in the faith, one cannot help but think that we are some sort of seriously indentured bunch. Discover the secret to maintaining a healthy, if not glorious, sense of self-esteem in the Jewish way of life.
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Rachael Lanehart has been on a holistic healing quest since she graduated her magnet art high school as a visual art major. She quickly decided to go to a massage and healing art school in the heart of the blue ridge mountains. During school she realized that she was not only empathic and intuitive, but also a highly sensitive person. She can see and feel vibrational frequency with clarity, and has been able to refine her practice over the past 13 years has a healing facilitator. She has certificates in a vast range of bodywork modalities, has apprenticed with international healer and author Cyndi Dale, worked with medicine men and master detoxing teachers in the Amazon rainforest, has organized transformative retreats, is a ordained minister and practices daily ways to vibrationally feel good and remember that we all deserve peace. Currently Rachael lives on the island of Maui in Hawaii. She does integrative healing with a bio-photon device that was designed by Nikolas Tesla called the violet ray wand. It is a high frequency device that puts light, frequency and energy into the body, creating a cellular massage. She combines the violet ray with other tools and techniques that amplify her clients capabilities of healing on cellular levels. She also facilitates private retreats, group retreats and online courses themed towards purification of the body, harmony between the masculine and feminine polarities, connection to creative source, infinite love and forgiveness. Rachael feels she is a vessel for our Earthly Mother, Heavenly Father and all the angels that support our micro and macro biology system. She is a channel. She loves and finds so much peace singing and toning with nature and with her family. Creative movement, dance, gardening and painting are ways she stays connected with her body, Earth and higher source or the vibration of Love. When ever she feels out of her vibrational alignment she simply returns to this connection. Staying present to her gratitude and simplicity for living, she feels joy and love for herself and all beings. Suffering through a very harsh and traumatic childhood, surrendering to higher levels of love, light and Egoless purpose has been her saving grace. When she is a service to others she feels good. And it is her destiny to show herself and others how to feel better naturally, inside and out. https://facebook.com/rachael.laneharthttps://rachaellanehart.comInstagram: @generatenow
Rachael Lanehart has been on a holistic healing quest since she graduated her magnet art high school as a visual art major. She quickly decided to go to a massage and healing art school in the heart of the blue ridge mountains. During school she realized that she was not only empathic and intuitive, but also a highly sensitive person. She can see and feel vibrational frequency with clarity, and has been able to refine her practice over the past 13 years has a healing facilitator. She has certificates in a vast range of bodywork modalities, has apprenticed with international healer and author Cyndi Dale, worked with medicine men and master detoxing teachers in the Amazon rainforest, has organized transformative retreats, is a ordained minister and practices daily ways to vibrationally feel good and remember that we all deserve peace. Currently Rachael lives on the island of Maui in Hawaii. She does integrative healing with a bio-photon device that was designed by Nikolas Tesla called the violet ray wand. It is a high frequency device that puts light, frequency and energy into the body, creating a cellular massage. She combines the violet ray with other tools and techniques that amplify her clients capabilities of healing on cellular levels. She also facilitates private retreats, group retreats and online courses themed towards purification of the body, harmony between the masculine and feminine polarities, connection to creative source, infinite love and forgiveness. Rachael feels she is a vessel for our Earthly Mother, Heavenly Father and all the angels that support our micro and macro biology system. She is a channel. She loves and finds so much peace singing and toning with nature and with her family. Creative movement, dance, gardening and painting are ways she stays connected with her body, Earth and higher source or the vibration of Love. When ever she feels out of her vibrational alignment she simply returns to this connection. Staying present to her gratitude and simplicity for living, she feels joy and love for herself and all beings. Suffering through a very harsh and traumatic childhood, surrendering to higher levels of love, light and Egoless purpose has been her saving grace. When she is a service to others she feels good. And it is her destiny to show herself and others how to feel better naturally, inside and out.
2:05 Rodzaje mobilnych aplikacji 5:20 Co to jest React Native? 7:30 Czy tworzenie mobilek w JS to strzał w kolano? 9:40 Kiedy nie korzystać z natywnych rozwiązań? 12:20 Problemy w tworzeniu apek z użyciem JS 14:30 Dodawanie modułów natywnych do React Native (Swift/Kotlin/Java) 15:40 Moduły open source 18:30 Różnice w tworzeniu weba i mobile 21:30 Testowanie na urządzeniach mobilnych 24:00 Testy jednostkowe i funkcjonalne, Detox 27:50 Komercyjne usługi testowania w chmurze 30:30 Jak zacząć z React Native? 33:00 Grupa Egoless Programmers 37:50 Jak radzić sobie z toksycznymi członkami zespołu? 41:00 Książka Deep Work
Barron Gati of Pink Sky Group joins us to discuss investment culture and stable coins.bgati@pinksky.ioPink Sky Group Reserve's analysis of BasisAttacking Stablecoins — Why and How? Can a project defend?The materials provided are for information only and do not constitute as an offer. For investment advice, please consult professional advisors. Neither Zach or Jack are financial advisors.The information contained in this podcast episode has been compiled with considerable care to ensure its accuracy at the date of publication. However, no representation or warranty, express or implied, is made to its accuracy or completeness.We shall not be responsible for any consequential effect, nor be liable for any direct, consequential, incidental, indirect loss or damage, howsoever caused, arising from the use of, inability to use or reliance upon any information or materials provided on this podcast, whether or not such loss or damage is caused by us.Links to third party sites are provided for your information only. The content and software of these sites have been issued by third parties. As such, we cannot be responsible for the accuracy of information contained in these sites, nor be held liable for any loss or damage arising from or related to their use.Investors should be cautious about any and all cryptoasset and investment recommendations and should consider the source of any advice on cryptoasset selection. Various factors, including personal or corporate ownership, may influence or factor into an expert’s stock analysis or opinion.All investors are advised to conduct their own independent research into individual cryptoassets before making a purchase decision. In addition, investors are advised that past cryptoasset performance is no guarantee of future price appreciation.Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose. All investments come with a degree of risk.
Sharing experiences in teaching in South Africa and Mauritius. Reflections on technology, teacher training and meeting students needs over the teachers needs. The art or robotic nature of teaching. Teachers are students for life.
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Actor, writer, producer, entrepreneur, and storyteller Ivana De Maria is here to talk about the importance of communication through story. She believes that we learn from telling our stories and listening to stories, even ones that we may not agree with or that are different than ours. She feels so passionately about this process that she has created an app called StoryPlace that enables ordinary people to tell extraordinary stories. Ivana grew up in the entertainment world and began acting, but she soon discovered that writing and producing would enable her to tell the stories that she wanted to tell. Ivana studied finance and law at Boston University and has attended several acting schools. She has starred in a number of independent films and TV shows. She is also a series regular on the TV series "Beauty and the Beasts" (La Bella y las Bestias) which airs on Primetime Univison. Show Notes [03:21] Ivana grew up in the entertainment world her brothers are producers. She has always been in media and has always loved interpreting people. [05:18] Ivana started as an actress, but she soon realize that she had stories that she wanted to tell. She then began developing her own content, and she also realized that we are living in a time when that is possible. [06:02] She writes, produces, and then acts in with her own content. She then started producing content based on true stories. [06:51] She now wants to find the stories that are worth telling. All around the world. Her app gives people the voice to tell their stories. [08:26] Truth was lacking in social media. The real story is the egoless story. [10:30] Being an entrepreneur can be overwhelming. Breaking things down into smaller steps definitely makes large projects more attainable. [11:07] Even though the unknown is scary and a bit exciting, Ivana started taking chances on herself. [11:57] Being an entrepreneur requires a lot of discipline and can be very difficult. [12:34] people want to be a part of something that they care about, and this has given Ivana a strength to believe in what she cares about. [13:07] Discipline, perseverance, and passion are three characteristics of entrepreneurs. [13:47] She is the youngest of seven children. her mother led them by example, because it's not what you give your children it's what you teach your children. [15:49] Ivana learned to be independent at a young age similar to how a stray dog can take care of itself. [16:25] She is a lifelong learner and has a tattoo that says eternal learning. [18:07] You can do a lot of different things as long as you are organized and true to yourself. [19:47] She studied business and law in college. She knew the business side of things, but an app is different. [21:25] StoryPlace is a free app. Ivana wants to solve the empathy deficit. [29:01] A big part of StoryPlace will be teaching people the culture of storytelling and why their story matters. [30:46] A person's opinion is only their opinion. Rejection shouldn't be taken to heart. [33:15] 95% of everything that Ivana does is based on her instincts. It took her years to develop the skills to trust her own instincts. [35:39] Each role she acted in gave her new perspectives. Light a flashlight on a wall, she wants her light and perspectives to fill the whole wall. [37:09] Every story is a new perspective and makes us better people. Be able to acknowledge that there is a story different than years. [38:43] Woman often commit to give 100%, but make a conscious choice of where those percentages will go. This is the definition of being empowered. Be intentional and realistic about where you will give your energy. Links and Resources: ivana@mariasfilms.com @ivanadmaria on Twitter @ivanamaria on Instagram Ivana De Maria on LinkedIn Ivana De Maria StoryPlace
Alter Echo & E3 Scrub a Dub mix 2018 Alter Echo & E3 in the mix ahead of their release with Ishan Sound, Egoless and Rider Shafique. SCRUB018 dropping 28.09.2018 https://soundcloud.com/ae_e3 https://alterechoe3.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/aee3dub/
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Thoughts? Comments? You can contact me by calling or texting 201-429-0274. If you leave a voicemail please be aware, you only have 3 minutes. Email me at improveandhavefun@gmail.com .. Join the conversation on the blog (and find the full show notes)by going here https://bit.ly/2Lh2bvf ..Thanks for watching/listening! The first time I heard of Ryan Holiday was on James Altucher's podcast. I thought, 'this guy sounds smart.' There was a time I was really into the long form interviews from the likes of Tim Ferris, Lewis Howes, and the aforementioned Mr. Altucher. These days I find these hour plus interviews too long. I prefer shorter conversations. Unless it's an author/person, I already know. That interview sold me on this book(as many other interviews with authors have). This was a quick read as I was engaged with the content. I'm currently listening to the audiobook version during my daily shower. Ego and pride have cost me time, money, and relationships. It still plagues me today. But after going through this book, I'm noticing the moments when it gets the best of me. The examples Mr. Holiday gives in this book regarding the colossal failures ego has produced throughout history, showed me how debilitating pride can be. In the book, he talks about how he's tattooed the title of the book on his arm. Reading this book made me do the same. These are five of many takeaways from Ryan Holiday's 'Ego is the Enemy.' -'His other famous piece of advice, 'Keep your identity small,'fits well here. Make it about the work and the principles behind it-not about a glorious vision that makes a good headline.' pg 112 -'So; Do we sit down, alone, and struggle with our work? Work that may or may not go anywhere that may be discouraging or painful? Do we love work, making a living to do work, not the other way around? Do we love practice, the way great athletes do? Or do we chase short-term attention and validation-whether that's indulging in the endless search for ideas or simply the distraction of talk and chatter? pg 82 -They're not alone. Too often, artists who think it was 'inspiration' or 'pain' that fueled their art and create an image around that-instead of hard work and sincere hustle-will eventually find themselves at the bottom of a bottle or on the wrong end of a needle.' pg 113 -'When you are starting out, we can be sure of a few fundamental realities: 1) You're not nearly as good or as important as you think you are; 2)You have an attitude that needs to be readjusted;pg 53 -'Meanwhile, love is right there. Egoless, open, positive, vulnerable, peaceful, and productive.' pg 207 By purchasing this book by the provided link you will be supporting both myself and the author. Did any of my takeaways resonate with you? Please let me know, comment below. LINKS Pick up 'Ego is the Enemy' here https://amzn.to/2J3LrXv Find out more about Ryan Holiday here https://ryanholiday.net Here's the original interview where I first heard of Ryan Holiday https://bit.ly/2HcayG1 Enjoyed this? Find all of my content on the website at http://improveandhavefun.com Social Media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paul_pvp_perez/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pvpluvzlieff Twitter: https://twitter.com/Paul_PVP_Perez Rate, like, leave a review! I will shout you out for sure! If you've enjoyed this, please support this podcast by doing any, all your shopping through my affiliate links: my eBay link: eBay http://ebay.to/2e5mvmj or my Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2dRu3IM Any shopping through these links will be at no extra cost to you. Thank you! Subscribe/watch/listen here: iTunes http://apple.co/2pnmMqa Android http://bit.ly/2p5fgQx YouTube http://bit.ly/2ixiRo4 iHeartRadio http://bit.ly/2oBLZdX Stitcher http://bit.ly/2p8oTi2
Thoughts? Comments? You can contact me by calling or texting 201-429-0274. If you leave a voicemail please be aware, you only have 3 minutes. Email me at improveandhavefun@gmail.com ..Join the conversation on the blog (and find the full show notes)by going here https://bit.ly/2Lh2bvf ..Thanks for watching/listening! The first time I heard of Ryan Holiday was on James Altucher's podcast. I thought, 'this guy sounds smart.' There was a time I was really into the long form interviews from the likes of Tim Ferris, Lewis Howes, and the aforementioned Mr. Altucher. These days I find these hour plus interviews too long. I prefer shorter conversations. Unless it's an author/person, I already know. That interview sold me on this book(as many other interviews with authors have). This was a quick read as I was engaged with the content. I'm currently listening to the audiobook version during my daily shower. Ego and pride have cost me time, money, and relationships. It still plagues me today. But after going through this book, I'm noticing the moments when it gets the best of me. The examples Mr. Holiday gives in this book regarding the colossal failures ego has produced throughout history, showed me how debilitating pride can be. In the book, he talks about how he's tattooed the title of the book on his arm. Reading this book made me do the same. These are five of many takeaways from Ryan Holiday's 'Ego is the Enemy.' -'His other famous piece of advice, 'Keep your identity small,'fits well here. Make it about the work and the principles behind it-not about a glorious vision that makes a good headline.' pg 112 -'So; Do we sit down, alone, and struggle with our work? Work that may or may not go anywhere that may be discouraging or painful? Do we love work, making a living to do work, not the other way around? Do we love practice, the way great athletes do? Or do we chase short-term attention and validation-whether that's indulging in the endless search for ideas or simply the distraction of talk and chatter? pg 82 -They're not alone. Too often, artists who think it was 'inspiration' or 'pain' that fueled their art and create an image around that-instead of hard work and sincere hustle-will eventually find themselves at the bottom of a bottle or on the wrong end of a needle.' pg 113 -'When you are starting out, we can be sure of a few fundamental realities: 1) You're not nearly as good or as important as you think you are; 2)You have an attitude that needs to be readjusted;pg 53 -'Meanwhile, love is right there. Egoless, open, positive, vulnerable, peaceful, and productive.' pg 207 By purchasing this book by the provided link you will be supporting both myself and the author. Did any of my takeaways resonate with you? Please let me know, comment below. LINKS Pick up 'Ego is the Enemy' here https://amzn.to/2J3LrXv Find out more about Ryan Holiday here https://ryanholiday.net Here's the original interview where I first heard of Ryan Holiday https://bit.ly/2HcayG1 Enjoyed this? Find all of my content on the website at http://improveandhavefun.com Social Media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paul_pvp_perez/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pvpluvzlieff Twitter: https://twitter.com/Paul_PVP_Perez Rate, like, leave a review! I will shout you out for sure! If you've enjoyed this, please support this podcast by doing any, all your shopping through my affiliate links: my eBay link: eBay http://ebay.to/2e5mvmj or my Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2dRu3IM Any shopping through these links will be at no extra cost to you. Thank you! Subscribe/watch/listen here: iTunes http://apple.co/2pnmMqa Android http://bit.ly/2p5fgQx YouTube http://bit.ly/2ixiRo4 iHeartRadio http://bit.ly/2oBLZdX Stitcher http://bit.ly/2p8oTi2 TuneIn http://bit.ly/2oE6xUQ Google Play http://bit.ly/2oEizNZ SPOTIFY http://spoti.fi/2ALfgHr
Acharya Shree Yogeesh wraps up his series on the symptoms of a real spiritual student (truth seeker) by focusing on egolessness, non-resistance, non-violence, and surrender. To achieve these qualities, a student must first have devotion and purity of heart.
Regula, Perigo Público, D Double E, Egoless, Subtle Mind em destaque. Occult ft Cuff Malloy - Pegasus [Fent Plates] Submotion Orchestra - Prism [SMO] Lyndon Jar - Jazzman [SmallPrint] Subtle Mind - Moving in Blue [Gourmet Beats] JD Reid ft Henry Wu & Venna - Just Know [Self-Released] Freud - Lasso [Unreleased] Foreign Beggars ft Kate Tempest, Bangzy, Scott Garcia & Bionic - 6 Million Stories [Par Excellence 100] D Double E ft Skepta - Nang [Bluku Music] Perigo Público x Sickonce - #Perigo [Kimahera] Regula - Pay Day [Regula] Jook & Jammz - No Remorse [Sector7 Sounds] Ocean Wisdom ft Dizzee Rascal - Revvin [High Focus] Havelock - Graphics (Hi5Ghost Remix) [20/20 LDN] Egoless - Empire of Dirt [Deep Medi] Synkro - Vanishing Point [Apollo] Programa emitido a 24 Mar 2018 na Rádio Oxigénio (102.6 FM).
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There's a phrase in Jim Collin's "Good to Great" that's stuck with me: Egoless Clarity. Egoless clarity is a powerful term. It focuses me to see how successful or lacking I've been in my work. It's humbling and empowering to know what you're in the best in the world at. What you can be best in the world at. And to know that without sunk cost, expectations, or emotion--what can you truly command? How can egoless clarity help you? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/militarytransition/support
Time stamped show notes: [0:43] Why Lynn came out to San Diego [1:58] Starting at dog beds [3:36] Being an entrepreneur without being INTO entrepreneur [4:46] Falling into entrepreneurship [6:00] Urban Sitter? [6:40] Finding the right way to be an urban sitter [8:26] Building a team around your weaknesses [10:03] The right playbook gets you the right scale [11:11] Her system with finding the right niche in New York and Brooklyn [12:24] Traffic breakdown [12:52] Organic traffic [15:11] Linking sitters [16:10] Leads [16:50] Pages of the Perkins Playbook [17:50] Scaling marketing costs [18:48] Decisive action [19:34] To be a CEO you need to get rid of your ego [20:36] You need some reserves in case things get rougher [22:08] Growing beyond 60 cities [24:11] Expanding your business in all aspects [25:56] What could disrupt the babysitter industry? [26:34] Using complex algorithms in the matching software [28:10] Inspirational women [29:23] More entrepreneurial women [30:40] Open to criticism [32:00] Feedback is simply a way to improve [33:28] Ask for help [36:00] Take action so you can help others 3 Main Points: Lynn Perkins fell into the entrepreneurial world and learned as she went A good CEO kicks their ego to the curb and allows themselves to be coached Inspirational women in the entrepreneurial world Resources Mentioned: Lynn at Urbansitter dot com Last Question: Companies to make this childcare urgent
Christine Hoock is a tossed salad of musical genres. Maybe she’s playing Phillip Glass. Perhaps she’s performing Arvo Pärt. She could even be playing tangos or jamming with a DJ. But regardless of what she’s playing, it’s with her beautiful, compelling sound. Günter Klaus and Franco Petracchi taught her, and she has taken the double bass a new level. She has total command of the bass and is a compelling world-class artist. Learn how she does it in this interview! Resources we covered in this interview: Christine’s website Christine on YouTube Christine on the Vanhal Concerto (Strad Magazine) Contrabajisimo (album) other albums by Christine
Don't try to be funny!!! This week's Off Topic riffs on the theme of improvisation in comedy. To discuss its lineage and place in comedy writing for stage and screen, Laurence Mackin is joined by actor and improviser Danny Kehoe, improv teacher Neil Curran and Irish Times writer Patrick Freyne. Comedian Alison Spittle joins us on the line from Edinburgh to give us her take on the Fringe Fest, and how improv fits in to her show there.
Author and psychotherapist Dave Richo talks about his latest book: You Are Not What You Think: The Egoless Guide to Self-Esteem and Generous Love.
http://scotchbonnet.net http://www.mungoshifi.net Hot on the heels of Podcast #10, here is the brand new Podcast #11 featuring an eclectic mix of fresh vinyl stocked in scotchbonnet.net, including previews of our new album with Mungo's & YT which has been play listed on BBC 6 music. Errol Brown - Twilight zone - Duke Reid / BuyReggae The Jamaicans - Ba ba boom - Duke Reid / BuyReggae Dennis Alcapone - Teach the children - Duke Reid / BuyReggae The Hempolics - Life ain’t easy - BBE DJ Vadim ft Ras Demo - Fussing n fightin - Soulbeats Chronixx - Capture land - Chronixx Music Katey Wodey - Who is she - Eye Tunez Burro Banton - Tek a set - Massive B Shinehead - Promises - Massive B Mungo’s Hi Fi ft Charlie P - Traveller - Scotch Bonnet Records Mungo’s Hi Fi ft YT - Boomsound - Scotch Bonnet Records (Forthcoming) Anti Bypass meets Shanti D - The toy is broken - Dub Addict Earl Zero - CIty of the wicked - Roots Trader African star - They just can’t stop us - Palm Disco / Jamwax Trinity - Vampire - Iroko Enforcer - Ride on Marcus - Well Charge Bunny Lie Lie - Don’t you try - Thompson Sound / Iroko Marina P - Moonlight - Revolutionary Brothers General Levy - Gwarn do me ting - Revolutionary Brothers Conscious Sounds ft Pupajim & King General - Talk too much - Cubiculo Records Weeding Dub meets Iration Steppas - Sound system DNA - Wise & Dubwise Alter Echo & E3 - Nubian dub (Egoless remix) - Khaliphonic OBF ft Shanti D - Get high - OBF Records Ishan Sound ft Rider Shafique - Trojan - Peng Sound Ishan Sound ft Rider Shafique - Trojan (Gorgon Sound remix) - Peng Sound Ishan sound ft Rider Shafique - Highest - Hotline Recordings DJ Diemantle - My Thing (Sex machine) - Gutterfunk Swindle ft Mungo’s Hi Fi & Flowdan - Global dance - Airmiles Weeding dub - Shadow soldiers - Wise & Dubwise Mungo’s Hi Fi - Jump in line - Scotch Bonnet Records (Forthcoming RSD special 7”) Don Drummond - Last call - Studio One Samson Sounds - Talking drums (Maxi Roots remix) - Taken from their forthcoming album
Today’s guest is Dave Richo, a psychotherapist, teacher, workshop leader, and author of the well-known book “How To Be An Adult in Relationships- The 5 Keys to Mindful Loving”. In this conversation we explore topics found in his more recent book “How To Be an Adult In Love- Letting Love In Safely and Showing It Recklessly”, and his brand new book “You Are Not What You Think- The Egoless Path To Self-Esteem and Generous Love”. Richo’s approach, which combines Jungian, poetic, and mythical perspectives, delves deep into the Buddhist concept of loving-kindness. In today’s episode we explore the whys and the hows of egoless love in the context of romantic relationships. You will learn key questions to help you assess your own ego balance, and ways to surrender ego in order to build self-esteem, address old wounds and fears, be fully loving in all of your relationships, and to actually evolve your capacity for love. You will be reminded and awakened to the ways in which taking care of ourselves is in itself an act of love. Here are some highlights, insights, and suggestions from my conversation with Dave Richo: Widening the range of love- The Buddhist practice of loving-kindness is really about expanding our definition of what it means to love. It is about beaming out love to yourself, those closest to you, those you feel neutral about, those you don’t even really like, and all with EQUAL force. This force of grace and power is one that comes from beyond our ego, and extends through us to all beings. We can learn how to love, which is important, but we can also work on opening ourselves to call upon this sense of unconditional grace that is omnipresent and here to help us. How to connect with this sense of spirit is incredibly personal and you must find the right wording, symbolism, rituals, and practices that make it your own. However you relate to this concept, take a moment to consider that perhaps by incorporating awareness of this wider loving spirit you might find ways to better heal during difficult times, feel connected to your partner regardless of what you think or feel about them in a given moment, and even potentially, as Dave explains, feel more fully human. Agape love: The Greek’s referred to this form of selfless, unconditional and utterly limitless way of showing love as ‘Agape love’. They saw this form of boundless love to be our own highest calling. Although the love we hold for our romantic partner(s) exists within the definitions of the Greek’s Agape love and the Buddhist’s loving-kindness paradigm, it is the erotic dimension that distinguishes our intimate partnerships from the crowd. Interestingly enough, the Greek’s also believe that erotic love exists in our creative pursuits as well. Therefore there are many ways to experience erotic love, and infinite ways to experience Agape love. Tending to the relationship through Egoless Loving: So how can this wide definition of love inform our ability to engage the challenges that may arise in our partnerships? Love is about giving of oneself without being sure exactly what we will get in return. If instead, our egos are leading the way in our relationship we may find ourselves using the partnership to assert and solidify our own ego purposes, leading to patterns of selfishness (and not the good kind!). The evolution of a relationship from Ego-ideals to Egoless led love: There are three phases a romantic relationship must pass through in order to achieve an egoless led love: 1) Ego-Ideal to Ego-Ideal Romantic Phase: In the beginning… two individuals meet, and their two ego ideals fall in love. Meaning that person you always desired is finally found! Stars, rainbows, romantic dates, until… 2) Ego to Ego Phase: The inevitable conflicts, big or small, begin, and the ego-ideals erode and you begin to see the other person as she or he really is (warts and all). You may start to see your partner as self-centered, self-promoting, self-ish, or maybe you just start getting really irritated with the way they do or don’t do the dishes, you get the idea… In this conflict stage, the goal is to confront the ego dimension of ourselves and see if we can let go of it in favor of a more loving response. There are many psychological techniques, communication tips, outlined processes, prompts and activities you can choose to engage in here to help address, process, and make it through this phase. Regardless of how you and your partner work on your conflicts, it is critical to remember that this is an act of love! When we commit to working through the tough stuff and putting in the energy when struggles arise we are showing ourselves and our partners love in action. This increases connection, and of course, trust. And it leads to the final phase. 3) Egoless Love Phase: Through successfully showing up for Phase 2 and taking responsibility for our own egos, a new dimension of love is possible. Now that our partners can trust that we are dedicated to tending to the partnership versus tending solely to our egos, true commitment is possible. (Note to eager hearts: this is the appropriate time to choose marriage rather than during the Ego-ideal phase!). Hold up! Lets take a moment to look closer at what ego is, and what it means in love. Ego is the latin word for ‘I’. It lies on a continuum. One extreme is when the ego is inflated which can look like arrogance/swagger/narcism, and on the other extreme when the ego is deflated it can look like withdrawn/shutdown/doormat-like. In equilibrium the ego is strong yet not forceful, direct but not judging, respectful, humble, confident without arrogance, and loving. Only from a healthy ego is true love possible. You cannot be fully loved by those whose egos are stuck on either end of the spectrum. Someone with an inflated ego cannot truly love you, even if it seems she/he cares about you it is only because they are focusing on you to see what they can get from you. Someone with a deflated ego is guided by fear and appeasement, neither conducive to deep healthy love. Those with healthy egos however, have self-esteem, and so they are capable of looking into YOU. Helpful questions to uncover where you are on the ego spectrum, and consequently discover if the love you are giving and getting in your relationship is healthy: We are each born with a set of original needs, Dave categorizes them into the 5 As: attention, acceptance, appreciation, affection, and allowing. -Attention- your caretakers focused on your needs in an engaged way -Acceptance- your family and community accepted you as you were -Appreciation- your family cherished and celebrated you -Affection- your family showed affection in physical and appropriate ways -Allowing- your family supported you without clinging or holding you back These five needs remain with us throughout our life and they create a solid definition of how love is shown. How do you know that you really love yourself? Ask! Using the same 5As you can ask yourself “Am I paying attention to my needs? Am I accepting myself as I really am? Am I holding myself as valuable? Am I taking care of my body? Am I allowing myself to make the choices that reflect who I am rather than what others insist? Notice your answers, and notice how assertive you are. Can you state your needs without aggression or demand? Are you afraid of asking for what you want or afraid of your needs themselves? Are you afraid of needing or wanting to be fully loved? Bring the 5 As into your relationship by talking through them with your partner and turning the questions around! How can I pay attention to your needs? Am I accepting you as you really are? Etc. This can be in incredibly informative and empowering process to pursue together. When you can give yourself the 5As it is called healthy self-love. When you can give your partner the 5As it is called intimacy. And don’t be fooled. Acts of self-love are in themselves a way of showing love to others. Turning attention inward helps you show up and be fully you! The 4A Process: In establishing intimacy, it is critical to address fears of intimacy- Although subconscious, hidden, or simply out of awareness, many relationship conflicts arise from two common fears originating from our childhoods: 1) fear of abandonment and 2) fear of engulfment. These fears develop into fears of intimacy and are the root causes of so many relationship struggles (both MAJOR and minor ones!). The 4A process can help you and your partner work through the fear(s). 1) Admit- admit you are afraid, share with your partner 2) Allow- allow yourself to feel the feeling 3) Act as If- feel the fear but do it anyway, don’t let the fear stop you 4) Affirmation- Tell yourself “I am letting go of this fear” An example: “When you hug me I feel scared you will smother me, but please keep hugging me so that I can work through this feeling because I know you are safe and will not overwhelm me. I don’t want the fear to stop this moment that is happening, so I am going to let go of this fear.” Work with original fears so that you can experience the other side of intimacy! There is a difference between fear management (making exceptions, working around, and placating ourselves, etc) versus taking responsibility for our fear (tracing source, acknowledging triggers, expressing awareness). It’s not you, It’s me! While our romantic relationships are indeed sources of deep happiness, they are also our best labs in which to grow into awakened, full, and healthy human beings. As so many of us have experienced, our intimate partnerships lead us to the most undeveloped parts of ourselves. Humbling! Intruiging! And experience shows that everyone, we mean everyone, has childhood scars that continue to dwell in the psyche and play out in subtle, and unsubtle ways! Taking responsibility and becoming aware of how our past carries over into the present is in itself an ACT OF LOVE. Healthy relationships give us the opportunity to heal old wounds, and therefore the ability to have healthier relationships, and so on. Welcome these opportunities to heal your past! For those of you growth-oriented partners, you can begin to ask yourself and your partner “how can I best sponsor growth and healing?” From this place of love, you can engage in what Dave calls Safe Conversations. Safe Conversations- If you want to love yourself and allow your relationship (current or future) to have more love in it, you must be willing to have conversations without judgement about how the past is informing the present. From here you can choose how you want to give and receive the 5As and how to have a relationship in which childhood wounds are no longer getting in the way. Safe Conversations help to air out and find patterns for deeper understanding. Here is short list of example questions to discuss with your partner (taking turns asking each other), but please refer to Dave’s book for more a more in depth discussion. “How were your early needs handled in childhood? How did your parents show you the 5 As?” “How can your needs be met now in this relationship?” “How were your feelings handled and expressed in your childhood? How was sadness shown? Anger? Fear? Joy?” “How were conflicts handled by your parents?” “How do you want to handle conflicts in our relationship?” “How was free speech seen ny your family?” “How can you feel safe to speak your needs in our relationship?” This is a lot! It is long, deep, unfolding, and takes an immense amount of ego-less led presence. Take breaks! And lastly, a suggestion for expanding your daily capacity for loving kindness: Daily rituals help call our awareness to attention, Dave shares his morning dedication with us: “I say yes to everything that happens to me today as an opportunity to give and receive love without reserve. I am thankful for the enduring capacity to love that has come to me from the sacred heart of the universe. May everything that happens to me today open my heart more and more. May all that I think, say, feel, and do, express loving kindness towards myself, those close to me, and all beings. May love be my life purpose, my bliss, my destiny, my calling, the richest grace I can receive or give and may I always be especially compassionate toward people who are considered least, or last, or who feel alone or lost” Resources Dave Richo's Website How to Be an Adult in Relationship on Amazon How to Be an Adult in Love on Amazon You Are Not What You Think on Amazon www.neilsattin.com/adult Visit to download the show guide, or text “PASSION” to 33444 and follow the instructions to download the show guide to this episode with Dave Richo Our Relationship Alive Community on Facebook Amazing intro/outro music graciously provided courtesy of: The Railsplitters - Check them Out!
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Heavy hitting this week, we have brand new trap from new Croydon 'firespitter' Rocks FOE and an incredible new 7" from the Gaslamp Killer. There's lots of heavy sounds, with new ones from Melt Yourself Down, Goat (the Japanese one), Scotch Bonnet-signed Egoless, and the immense new single from Fumaca Preta. Stereolab-affiliated Cavern of Anti-Matter also have a new track, as do Dark Sky and experimental love-song enthusiasts The Grubby Mitts. Download from iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/indepe
On this week's episode of Off Panel, David welcomes the great John Arcudi, writer of Rumble at Image Comics and B.P.R.D. at Dark Horse Comics. Arcudi joins the show to talk Rumble, why he left B.P.R.D., the greatness of James Harren, how to make comic collaborations not just work but shine, creator-owned comics, Rumble's path to being published, genres and heroes, Raul Mondesi, and much, much more. It's a great conversation with a fantastic writer with tons of insight into the craft of comics.
It’s common sense that educators need to build relationships and connectedness so students can learn and feel safe. But how exactly do we do it? Moving towards being an egoless educator is a step in the right direction. Guest Jim Sturtevant shares how to do that and more practical ideas to move relationship building from being common sense to being common practice. The Edspiration Inbox Answers… “I work in a district office. I was embarrassed by the behavior of my adult colleagues who were complaining about and disrespectful to students being in their office disturbing their work. Can you help?” Nancy, Colorado About today’s guest Jim Sturtevant first stepped in front of high school students in 1985 but a classroom visitor recently said to him, “Your students seem so relaxed and happy. How’d you create this atmosphere?” After much reflection and research, Jim is now prepared to answer the question in this Edspiration interview and in his book, “You Gotta Connect: “You've Gotta Connect: Building Relationships That Lead to Engaged Students, Productive Classrooms, and Higher Achievement.” Guest Links: pjsturtevant@gmail.com www.Jamesalansturtevant.com Twitter: @jamessturtevant Connect with Us Connect with the show at www.Edspirationpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/impactschoolclimate Twitter: Follow us @schoolclimates Newsletter: Sign up on sidebar at www.Edspiration.org Questions / comments for John in the Edspiration Inbox: Edspirationpodcast@gmail.com Show Sponsors International School Climate Institute – Provides practical training, workshops, coaching, and speaking to create positive school climates. Contact us about school climate improvement, planning and climate survey support, bullying prevention and upstander intervention training, restorative justice practices, school safety, youth development, and more.
Feat: Robot Koch, Delhia De Frence, Darius, Pomo, Tennyson, Cora Nova, Sam_Tucker, The Sight Below, Electric Wire Hustle, Eliphino, Dorian Concept, Bibio, Anton Zap, Get Serious, Federico Alfieri, Klient, Fono, Egoless, Clearlight, JME, Dyl, Diphasic, Owl, TC, Public Service Broadcasting and Louis La Roche.
Excerpt: ”Many people don’t know that Bobby McFerrin got those words from a poster he saw of Meher Baba, who was one of the great spiritual teachers of the last century. . . .And the full message was not just ‘don’t worry, be happy,’ it was ‘do your best, then don’t worry. Be happy in My love, I will help you.’ This is of course being spoken as the voice of God. And so out of context, the ‘don’t worry be happy,’ is like whistling past the graveyard. But if you’re happy in God’s love, then you will receive power, grace, support, energy, shakti, to succeed in what you’re doing. And if what you’re doing is an act of karma yoga, is an act of service, is not simply for the ego’s pleasure or benefit, but to serve God and serve the world, then you will be happy because you will receive God’s love, and you will receive God’s help.” Recorded on the evening of Thursday, September 12, 2013.
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