Podcast appearances and mentions of john purkiss

What if being wealthy was all about rewriting the mental software we run on? My guest today is John Purkiss. He is the author of a truly wonderful book, a best seller called the “Power of Letting Go.” John has had a successful corporate career first, learned mindfulness later, only to combine both in his later and current pursuits. John studied economics at Cambridge University and began his career in banking and management consultancy. He then completed his MBA at INSEAD, where won first prize. Within three months John was diagnosed with clinical depression, which nearly proved fatal. He began searching for a solution, which led him to learn mindfulness and become an executive search consultant, recruiting senior executives and board members. He also began to invest in high-growth companies. John then learned Transcendental Meditation. In 2014 he met his guru, SPH Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. http://johnpurkiss.com In our conversation, we delve into how childhood experiences shape one's identity and leave a lasting impact on life. John highlights that traumatic childhood events can create pain patterns that drive success but may eventually lead to breakdown. We explore two approaches to life: living through the mind or surrendering to a higher intelligence. Embracing and merging with this higher intelligence can result in a natural life flow and magical outcomes. There's a notable connection between consciousness and wealth; a shift in consciousness can enhance abundance. Our beliefs and expectations about money can impede our ability to manifest wealth. By disengaging from thoughts, or "unclutching," we can access a state of pure consciousness. Pain patterns or incompletions, stemming from past experiences, shape our beliefs and behaviors. Recognizing and releasing these patterns can transform our external reality. John emphasizes that hard work alone isn't enough for success; a higher intelligence can guide us. While Western views often suggest that matter creates consciousness, Eastern traditions argue that consciousness is the source of everything, with matter being an epiphenomenon. Practices like meditation tap into this underlying consciousness that drives everything. Accessing a higher intelligence can provide answers to difficult questions. Letting go of the need to be right and considering different perspectives fosters understanding and growth. John concludes that true success means living in enlightenment, fulfilling one's potential, and manifesting health, wealth, and relationships. Podcast Program – Disclosure Statement Blue Infinitas Capital, LLC is a registered investment adviser and the opinions expressed by the Firm's employees and podcast guests on this show are their own and do not reflect the opinions of Blue Infinitas Capital, LLC. All statements and opinions expressed are based upon information considered reliable although it should not be relied upon as such. Any statements or opinions are subject to change without notice. Information presented is for educational purposes only and does not intend to make an offer or solicitation for the sale or purchase of any specific securities, investments, or investment strategies.  Investments involve risk and unless otherwise stated, are not guaranteed.  Information expressed does not take into account your specific situation or objectives, and is not intended as recommendations appropriate for any individual. Listeners are encouraged to seek advice from a qualified tax, legal, or investment adviser to determine whether any information presented may be suitable for their specific situation.  Past performance is not indicative of future performance.

Today I welcomed John Purkiss to the podcast After our initial exchange, I asked John to share about his personal journey of letting go. He described how, in his mid-twenties after recovering from clinical depression, he wrote the bestselling book "The Power of Letting Go" in Hindi and Spanish. His experience was that the key is to identify the root feeling that troubles you, such as not feeling good enough. For me, that earliest memory was being told at age 6 that I was not worth getting flowers for.  John explained that the first step is to intensely re-live the episode where that core feeling originated. For me, it was being told at age 6 that I was not worth getting flowers for. By intensely re-living that episode multiple times, the pain can eventually be released. John has done this process repeatedly, going back to the age of 1, to find and resolve his deepest root feelings. He walked me through an example using my memory of being told I wasn't worth flowers. John instructed me to close my eyes, revert to being 6 years old again, and vividly re-experience that moment of concluding I was not good enough. By allowing the emotions to surface and leave my body through this re-living process, the pain diminishes over time. John has methodically worked through his own root patterns this way, all the way back to age 1. The goal is to uproot and liberate ourselves from these deep core beliefs that drive so much of our suffering and dysfunctional patterns, like eating disorders. His new book on this completion process will be published next year, after the success of "The Power of Letting Go" in multiple languages. Links we spoke about in the episode  Unclutching Nithyananda.ai  (You can ask about eating disorders, for example.) Connect with John https://www.facebook.com/JohnPurkissBanahasta/ https://www.instagram.com/johnpurkissbanahasta/ https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=john+purkiss www.johnpurkiss.com Engage With Me I'd love to hear your thoughts and stories. Whether you're on your own journey or supporting someone through theirs, share your experiences and tips with us. Together, we can create a supportive community that celebrates each step towards recovery. Website Juliatrehane.com Email Julia@juliatrehane.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/juliatrehane?igsh=MTZ1

Minter Dialogue with Banahasta To ring in the new year, and before I get back into the brand new episodes for 2024, I wanted to re-release this powerful conversation with the fascinating John Purkiss (MDE474). John is also known as Banahasta, which is short for Sri Nithya Banahastananda. This spiritual name was given to him by his guru, HDH Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam, known to his followers as Swamiji. John is also the author of three books, including the bestseller, "The Power of Letting Go: How to drop everything that's holding you back." With an accomplished background, the highest credentials, Banahasta works as a partner at August Leadership, a global executive search firm. In this chat, we discuss John's remarkable journey to become Banahasta. We also talk about consciousness, oneness, intuition and meditation, how he manages his personal and professional missions, and the inherent power of letting go. If you've got comments or questions you'd like to see answered, send your email or audio file to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to Apple Podcasts or your favourite podcast channel, to rate/review the show. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter.

It's an important question: would you rather play music OR carry a dead body? Luckily, Brendan sits down the amazing John Purkiss, to find out. Purkiss is a speaker, coach, and author of the fantastic book, The Power of Letting Go.  The two get into: what it's like being the only person in economics with a soul, John's 3-step process to letting go, the difference between letting go and giving up, reliving to relive, why all problems are internal, why we're just like bamboo, surrendering to the Supreme Consciousness, and a New Casual Friday which involves hooking up with all your co-workers.  RESOURCESJohn PurkissThe Power of Letting GoThe New Casual Friday  

Can we really 'not think'? Can we really turn our over-thinking chaos into a cognitive oasis of calm and bliss? And can we really turn the internal volume down to zero? In this interesting chat with John Purkiss, we explore these questions and more. John is the author of 'The Power of Letting Go', a Cambridge educated academic, a spiritual seeker and teacher and just like you and me, a perpetual work in progress. Enjoy. johnpurkiss.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are all so used to the idea that if you want anything you must go after it with all your strength and conviction, alas this leads to frustration and disappointment when things don't go as we had planned. John Purkiss in his book The power of letting go, suggests we take a leaf out of eastern philosophies that value focusing on the present and surrendering outcomes to our intuition and the universe.

This week my guest is John Purkiss,  author of The Power of Letting Go as well as Learn to Let Go.John shares his journey with us and the lessons he has learned along the way.Letting go of the pain that stops us is the key to living life to the fullest.He explains how living in your ‘flow' is magical that solutions come from not thinking.  The opposite of what most of us would think. Tune in to learn about the 3 stages of Letting go.Socials: #thepoweroflettinggo #learntoletgo @johnpurkiss

Learn to Let Go with John PurkissAired Wednesday, April 12, 2023 at 12:00 PM PST / 3:00 PM ESTINSPIRED LIVING – TOP 100 Inspirational Podcasts to follow and listen to in 2023!SOURCE: https://blog.feedspot.com/inspirational_podcastsJoin Inspired Living Host Marc Lainhart – The Intuitive Prospector™ this “Wisdom Wednesday” as we welcome to the show for the first time, Best Selling Author John Purkiss to have an “Inspiring” chat about ‘Learning to Let Go' and drop everything that's holding us back! Take a listen and join us and if we learn to let go, our lives will take off!“You can live either in expectation or in gratitude, never in both.” -Nithyananda ParamashivamReady to go “PROSPECTING!”TIME ZONES FOR LIVE SHOW:10 am PT (Hawaii)12 pm PT (Seattle)1 pm MT (Colorado)2 pm CT (Chicago)3 pm ET (Boston)8 pm (London)Locate, Listen and Leave us a Review of ‘INSPIRED LIVING' now streaming on any of your favorite Podcasting Platforms!OMTIMES INTERNET GLOBAL PLAYER: INSPIRED LIVING RADIO – LISTEN LIVE FROM ANY DEVICE FROM ANYWHERE AROUND THE PLANET: https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/inspired-living-radio or http://backbonenetworks.streamguys.com/OMtimes1.mp3OMTIMES RADIO CALL-IN LINES: 1-202-570-7057FACEBOOK: INSPIRED LIVING RADIO & PODCASTSINSTAGRAM: INSPIRED4USTWITTER: INSPIRED4USTIKTOK: THE INTUITIVE PROSPECTORHOST: MARCLAINHART.COMABOUT JOHN PURKISS:John studied economics at Cambridge University and began his career in banking, in London and Chicago. He completed his MBA at INSEAD in France, where he won first prize. John was then diagnosed with clinical depression, which nearly proved fatal. Having understood that intelligence and hard work did not guarantee happiness and success, he began to look for solutions, while working in the UK, Belgium and France. He was living in Paris when he finally learned to be present, let go and ask to be guided. His life suddenly changed for the better. John was soon in the perfect job – in London – achieving his financial goals with ease. He then learned Transcendental Meditation and began to write. However, he realised that everyone was stuck in one way or another, whether it was in the areas of health, wealth or relationships. Finally, in 2014, he met his guru, from whom he learned the completion technique, described in chapter three of both The Power of Letting Go and Learn to Let Go – a Guided Journal.MORE INFORMATION: http://www.johnpurkiss.com/#JohnPurkiss #LearnToLetGo #InspiredLiving #MarcLainhartVisit the Inspired Living show page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/inspired-living-radio/Connect with Marc Lainhart at http://www.marclainhart.com/Subscribe to our Newsletter https://omtimes.com/subscribe-omtimes-magazineConnect with OMTimes on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Omtimes.Magazine/ and OMTimes Radio https://www.facebook.com/ConsciousRadiowebtv.OMTimes/Twitter: https://twitter.com/OmTimes/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omtimes/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2798417/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/omtimes/

On the show we are exploring the process of being the observer, and why it is a useful technique for self-discovery and resilience. There are a couple of techniques that I use to connect with the observer.  But why is it useful?  Observation, we watch people go by, and we watch for traffic when crossing the road, but what about watching our thoughts? One of the challenges of being human is that we stick to what we know, what we want or what we have experienced. It is hard to let go of ideas both past and present and see the hear and now.  But when we let go of the pictures, we create space for something new. It is our ego that demands that we hold the picture or stick to what we know. So how do we let go when it is our desire to hold on?  One answer is to practice being the observer of our thoughts. It is the foundation of mindfulness practice and one of the tools explored in the Book “ The Power of Letting Go” See my podcast from Wednesday with John Purkiss. How to be the Observer The best place to develop the observer is in mediation, but there are other options. I found running was the best place for me. It's rhythm and movement, but for me, the location is also important.  What I noticed from being the Observer both in my running and using it during a repetitive task is that when I get to that place my mind is pretty silent I don't have the chatter the judgements and things have dropped, it is incredibly peaceful. The point is developing a practice of mind observation provides a tool that can be used in a stressful situation where it can bring clarity and open the door to fresh thinking. 

If you listen to my show on Sunday you would have heard that this podcast is 5 years old in January. and it's time for a change. We have a few shows left in the current format that will come out between now and the end of December. It's funny when we consider changing or letting go of the familiar there's an element of fear that turns up and the urge is to step away from that edge. Of course, we just need to let go and move forward. But that reminded me of the show with John Purkiss  “The power of letting go.” It was back in 2020 and was one of those inspiring and long conversations, so long that I split the show into two parts you're about to hear part 1 as a re-upload. It is about overcoming depression mindfulness and how to get the life you want.  The link to the previous listing and part 2 of that conversation is here.     Further details about this podcast along with my Guest's website and social links are all available at: https://lifepassionandbusiness.com/john-purkiss-more-letting-go/     Life Passion & Business is dedicated to exploring what it takes to be Extraordinary, to face challenges and rejoice in the opportunities they bring, and expand our vision into new ways of thinking and living. There is a lot to gain from listening to other people's stories, however the real work begins by taking action in your own life. For full details of Events, Resources and Services visit: www.lifepassionandbusiness.com     Support For Podcasters: Running a podcast is fun, but it takes time and dedication. Whenever you enjoy a podcast please share your appreciation with comments, likes, shares and reviews. It helps other listeners find good content and supports the content creators and their guests. Another way you can support the Life Passion & Business podcast is with small donations: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lifeandpassion

What if surrendering was not giving up or being lazy but actually granting us access to an intelligence far greater than our own? Could letting go of control, pain and thoughts lead us to our highest self and our best life? What if the answers we are searching for are not external to us, but internal, and already present? These are some of the questions considered in this week's episode with John Purkiss, author of “The Power of Letting Go: How to drop everything that's holding you back”. In the first part of the show we hear John's own starting over story: how he achieved “success” both academically, as a graduate of Cambridge University and INSEAD,  and professionally, in his career in banking and management consulting. But at age 26 he was diagnosed with clinical depression which nearly proved fatal. And yet it is something he now describes as a ‘gift' because of the new path it set him upon.  In the second part of the show, we consider the themes in his book “The Power of Letting Go”, including surrendering, letting go, pain patterns, feeling stuck and a technique called completion - which involves re-living experiences which cause pain, agitation or disturbance within us in order to release them. YouTube links mentioned in episode:Unclutching technique - 6 minute video Completion process - for health, wealth, relationships and enlightenment You can connect with John and I on the links below: - Shannon's instagram- Shannon's website- Shannon's tiktok- John's website - John's book “The Power of Letting Go: How to drop everything that's holding you back” Music by: Flood (Instrumental) by RYYZN https://soundcloud.com/ryyznCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0

Join me and the bestselling author The Power of Letting Go, John Purkiss, as we discuss the powerful habit of Completion as it relates to learning to let go and live in The Flow. John grew up in England and studied economics at Cambridge University. He began his career with The First National Bank of Chicago and completed his MBA at INSEAD in France, where he won first prize. John was then diagnosed with clinical depression, which nearly proved fatal. He realised that he didn't know how to live a successful and fulfilling life. John began to look for answers while co-founding a software company and working in sales and marketing – in the UK and continental Europe. One day he learned to meditate while reading a novel. He let go and asked to be guided. Within six months he was in the perfect job, achieving his financial goals with ease. John now recruits senior executives and board members for a wide range of companies. He is also a co-founder of Enlighten Ventures. His latest book is called The Power of Letting Go. It describes the completion technique, which he learned from his guru SPH Sri Nithyananda Paramshivam (known as Swamiji) in 2014. The completion technique removes the pain patterns which are preventing us from manifesting what we want in life. Show Links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ_ifaTihus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knGO2hmvy00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQVdF_AY2QI

Join me and the bestselling author The Power of Letting Go, John Purkiss, as we discuss the powerful habit of Completion as it relates to learning to let go and live in The Flow. John grew up in England and studied economics at Cambridge University. He began his career with The First National Bank of Chicago and completed his MBA at INSEAD in France, where he won first prize. John was then diagnosed with clinical depression, which nearly proved fatal. He realised that he didn't know how to live a successful and fulfilling life. John began to look for answers while co-founding a software company and working in sales and marketing – in the UK and continental Europe. One day he learned to meditate while reading a novel. He let go and asked to be guided. Within six months he was in the perfect job, achieving his financial goals with ease. John now recruits senior executives and board members for a wide range of companies. He is also a co-founder of Enlighten Ventures. His latest book is called The Power of Letting Go. It describes the completion technique, which he learned from his guru SPH Sri Nithyananda Paramshivam (known as Swamiji) in 2014. The completion technique removes the pain patterns which are preventing us from manifesting what we want in life.

Minter Dialogue with John Purkiss John Purkiss, author of 3 books, including the tremendously bestseller, "The Power of Letting Go: How to drop everything that's holding you back." With an accomplished background, the highest credentials and working as a partner at August Leadership, a global executive search firm, John is also known as Banahasta, which is short for Sri Nithya Banahastananda — given to him by his Buddhist guru, HDH Swamiji. In this chat, we discuss his remarkable journey to become Banahasta, consciousness, oneness, intuition and meditation, how he manages his personal and professional missions, and the inherent power of actually letting go. If you've got comments or questions you'd like to see answered, send your email or audio file to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes or your favourite podcast channel, to rate/review the show. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter.

"I realised, okay, so I've done all this left-brain clever stuff like accounting, finance, languages, strategy, marketing, dah, dah, dah. I feel suicidal. So clearly I am missing something. My father was in sales, my brother is in sales and I realised there were people who were far less academic than me who were leading much happier lives and were not trying to kill themselves." John Purkiss.    John Purkiss finds himself drawn to anything that helps change the world in a positive way including in business, photography and writing books. Working as a headhunter John uses his training in banking and finance every day and shares the value of going beyond that to be far more effective. We talk about being present, the power of letting go and how letting go does not mean giving up but helps you become more powerful. Work-life balance John believes is a misnomer - how can you balance one thing that is part of the other?   John Purkiss studied economics at Cambridge University and has an MBA from INSEAD. He began his career with The First National Bank of Chicago, Mercury Asset Management and OC&C Strategy Consultants. John then co-founded a software company and worked in sales and marketing, in the UK, Belgium and France. He joined Heidrick & Struggles, where he set up and ran the CFO Practice in the London office and was promoted to partner. John is now a partner with August Leadership. He is the author of How To Be Headhunted, Brand You and The Power of Letting Go. www.johnpurkiss.com   Connect with John On LinkedIn On Instagram Resources: http://www.johnpurkiss.com/books/  http://nithyananda.org   A Rich Man's Secret: An Amazing Story For Success, Ken Roberts The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment, Eckhart Tolle Headspace - Meditation and Sleep Made Simple

You, like many leaders, probably are in a constant state of evaluation. You evaluate your team, your life, your decisions. You constantly evaluate and reevaluate everything you do. If this is the case with you, I'd bet you're pretty stressed out. This constant effort of trying to control everything is exhausting. This week's podcast is all about learning to let go of that desire for control. This episode will be based around John Purkiss's excellent book, The Power of Letting Go: How to Drop Everything That's Holding you Back.  This discussion will help you:  Identify what's holding you back Let go of overwhelm without guilt  Prioritize practices that keep you sane Show notes available at:  https://drmelissasmith.com/130-lettinggo/

I've been very busy and tired lately. And I really feel like a lot of things are catching up with me, I need to do so many things at the same time. Not sure if you had the same, when you really wanted to take a moment and breath, your mind continues to galloping and being restless. Sometimes, it is until your brain hurts and your body feels wearily and extremely tired as an expanding burden. My dear friends, if this is how you are feeling now, then you can learn from John Purkiss's “The Power of Letting Go”. If you learn to let go, Your life will take off. When you let go, you live by intuition. Everything flows because you are no longer attached to things being a certain way, to being someone or being right forever and finally relieved... Dear friends, let's start practicing letting go and get your life off to a good start! We also have wonderful inspirational products to keep you being reminded of mental health, try to practice inhale and exhale with our Inhale Exhale Unisex Hooodie or simply be yourself with our Just Be Yourself Unisex Champion tie-dye hoodie. To help every member in the family or your community to be aware of the importance of mental health, put a You are not alone, Mental Health Matters Poster on the wall! If you love our content, don't forget to Subscribe to our free e-Newsletter. Also please kindly support us by like, comment and share! Sharing is caring! Healthy Mum & Bub also runs a free group on Facebook, find your perfect home to walk the parenthood journey together at Healthy Mum & Bub Facebook Group. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://healthymumandbub.com/healthy-mind-starts-with-letting-it-go/

John Purkiss studied economics at Cambridge University and began his career in banking and management consultancy. As a partner with August Leadership, John recruits senior executives and board members.  He is also an author of several books, including his latest book “The Power of Letting Go”. John discusses with us how he has discovered the power of meditation and experienced spiritual growth. He now is teaching others how to embrace the power of letting go. “When we let go, we tune into something far more intelligent than our individual brains.” Living with transparency and surrendering one's self, is the path to true transformation.

John Purkiss studied economics at Cambridge University and began his career in banking and management consultancy. As a partner with August Leadership, John recruits senior executives and board members. He is also an author of several books, including his latest book “The Power of Letting Go”. John discusses with us how he has discovered the power of meditation and experienced spiritual growth. He now is teaching others how to embrace the power of letting go. “When we let go, we tune into something far more intelligent than our individual brains.” Living with transparency and surrendering one's self, is the path to true transformation.

Letting go is one of the most difficult challenges we face as humans. We hold on to emotions, mistakes, and shortcomings way longer than we should...all leading to enhanced mental health issues that become increasingly harder to overcome the longer we let these negative factors impact us.In Episode 12 of The Makin Wellness Podcast, we will be exploring the power of letting go and moving beyond the negativity weighing us down with one of the world's foremost authorities on the subject, John Purkiss. John wrote the book The Power of Letting Go and will be bringing his years of knowledge and expertise on the subject to the microphone in this can't-miss conversation!In this episode, you'll learn:How to do things out of inspiration instead of fear and greedWhy you should not suppress emotions and mask that things are "OK"John's simple 3-step process for letting things goHow your mental health will improve when you let go of feelings that hold you down or no longer serve youClick here to pick up a copy of The Power of Letting Go on Amazon and connect with John on his website johnpurkiss.com!Discover More Mental Health & Wellness Resources!Visit makinwellness.com todayFind Makin Wellness On The Following Platforms:Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTubeMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for The Makin Wellness Podcast - "Positive Motivation" courtesy of purple-planet.com

Neked melyik önismereti módszer vált be eddig legjobban? Nézzük meg, úgy általában milyen önismereti úton szeretünk elindulni, milyen önfejlesztő, önmegismerő módszereket választunk előszeretettel. Az alábbi öt nagy kedvenc! A piac hemzseg a különféle tréningek, könyvek, cikkek garmadájától, ám van néhány, amelyeket előszeretettel választjuk, mert úgy véljük, innen érdemes elindulni az útra önmagunkhoz. Te mivel egészítenéd ki a felsorolást? 1. Önismereti könyvek – a legnépszerűbb önismereti módszer Az egyik leggyakrabban alkalmazott módszer, ha valaki keresi az utat önmagához. Ki ne fogott volna már a kezébe legalább egyszer önismereti könyvet, legyen szó a spirituálisabb vonalon mozgó Coelhoról, esetleg Oravecz Nóra könyveiről, illetve bármilyen szakkönyvről az énmárkától a pszichológiai írásokig. Mindenkinek megvannak a maga bevált önfejlesztő könyvei, de íme, még néhány tipp tőlem: John Purkiss – Énmárka, Carol S. Dweck – Szemléletváltás, Elizabeth Gilbert – Big Magic, Almási Kitti – Bátran élni, Gary Chapman – Az 5 szeretetnyelv, és persze Szlafkai Éva – Élj kreatívan! – Önmegvalósítás és problémamegoldás a mindennapjainkban, Herendi Kata és Szabó Eszter Judit – 20 önismereti kérdés és válasz stb. Az önfejlesztő könyvek zseniálisak és nagy segítséget jelenthetnek, ám azzal a hátránnyal is járnak, hogy hiába olvasunk jó és hasznos dolgokat, ha aztán azokat nem ültetjük gyakorlatba, nem emeljük be az életünkbe. Te milyen önismereti könyvet olvastál legutoljára, amiből néhány javaslatot aktívan alkalmazol is az életedben? ... A lista további módszereihez hallgasd meg a mai adást. Szikracikk a témában: https://365letszikra.hu/onismereti-modszer/ --------- INDUL AZ ÚTON ÖNMAGADHOZ KIHÍVÁSPROGRAM! Tudj meg mindent erről a rendhagyó programsorozatról: https://nokazuton.hu/kihivas/ Egy izgalmas, játékos önfelfedezésre invitálunk, amelyben hasonló célokkal küzdő csoport tagjaként vehetsz részt. Az Úton önmagadhoz programsorozatban nemcsak érdekes havi témák, heti kihívások, elgondolkodtató feladatok színesítik a részvételt, de szakértői segítséget is kapnak a résztvevők, továbbá beszélgetést indíthatnak és kapcsolódhatnak egymáshoz a zárt csoportban egy klubrendszer keretein belül. A kihívásokkal teli programsorozatban összeállíthatod a saját térképedet, amelyen követheted a fejlődésed, utat találva önmagadhoz. ---------- Weboldalunk: nokazuton.huInstagram: instagram.com/nokazutonFacebook: facebook.com/nokazuton

"I realised, okay, so I've done all this left-brain clever stuff, you know, like accounting, finance, languages, strategy, marketing, dah, dah, dah. I feel suicidal. So clearly I am missing something.  My father was in sales, my brother is in sales and I realised there were people who were far less academic than me who were leading much happier lives and were not trying to kill themselves." John Purkiss.    John finds himself drawn to anything that helps change the world in a positive way including in business, photography and writing books. Working as a headhunter John uses his training in banking and finance every day and shares the value of going beyond that to be far more effective.  We talk about being present, the power of letting go and how letting go does not mean giving up but helps you become more powerful.  Work-life balance John believes is a misnomer - how can you balance one thing that is part of the other?   John Purkiss studied economics at Cambridge University and has an MBA from INSEAD. He began his career with The First National Bank of Chicago, Mercury Asset Management and OC&C Strategy Consultants. John then co-founded a software company and worked in sales and marketing, in the UK, Belgium and France. He joined Heidrick & Struggles, where he set up and ran the CFO Practice in the London office and was promoted to partner. John is now a partner with August Leadership. He is the author of How To Be Headhunted, Brand You and The Power of Letting Go. www.johnpurkiss.com   Connect with John LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram Resources: http://www.johnpurkiss.com/books/  http://nithyananda.org   A Rich Man's Secret: An Amazing Story For Success, Ken Roberts The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment, Eckhart Tolle https://www.headspace.com/ - Meditation and Sleep Made Simple    

We all want to be remembered for the right things but how can we make that possible? In today's strategic insights podcast, Caroline Stockmann reflects on personal brand and the importance of being remembered for the right things. She shares tips on how being authentic can help build and develop a personal brand that ties into our purpose and core values.With thanks to John Purkiss and David Royston-Lee, authors of Brand YouCaroline Stockmann is Chief Executive of the Association of Corporate Treasurers (ACT). The ACT is the only professional treasury body with a Royal Charter. We set the global benchmark for treasury excellence and lead the profession through our internationally recognised qualifications, by defining standards and by championing continuing professional development. We are the authentic voice of the treasury profession representing the interests of the real economy and educating, supporting and leading the treasurers of today and tomorrow. www.treasurers.org Produced by Juris Productions

Welcome to the second part of my conversation with John purpose. To bring you up to speed if you have missed the first part. John got to the point in his life where he realised someone else was in control. We were 40mintes in and only just got to the success model. It was such a rich conversation I did not want to edit so hence the part two. What is clear is that once he decided to surrender to the process to move forward, everything changed. The results of that was he secured a job that paid £125000 and year. That is 150000 + US Dollars from my American friends. In 1997 in the UK that was a cracking salary and I'm sure it was a pretty good salary in USA. We go on to talk about meditation, mindfulness and transcendental meditation. Our conversation was boundless in a way explored how his books pour out of him, and that never suffers from writers' block. There was the discovery of a guru that completely changed his life, by showing him the process of completion. It was this process that to the book the power of letting go. The point is we are all reacting out of past pain moving beyond that pain is a path of personal release and would change the world. We explore Johns process and some of the benefits that he has experiences in the process. Our whole conversation is about enlightenment and letting go. It is a beautiful conclusion to the story of John Purkiss.   Check out the book The Power of Letting go  if you'd like to get in touch with John you can find him at   https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnpurkiss/   https://www.facebook.com/JohnPurkiss   https://twitter.com/johnpurkiss   https://www.instagram.com/JohnPurkiss/    

My guests on the programme week is John Purkus, a headhunter and a published author, who discovered and taught himself mindfulness from a novel.     John is the co-founder of Purkiss & Company, where he recruits chief executives, finance directors and other board members.    To start at the beginning, John went to a Grammar School Leicester, then on to Cambridge University to study economics. He was the first in his family to get a university education.   From there he when into banking for a bit, but was pulled back into education. Taking an MBA at the INSEAD business school. As someone who was at the top of his game, he won the Henry Ford II Prize.    His was life mapped out, a future in Banking and finance was ready and waiting for him. But instead, he got clinical depression that nearly killed him.    After countless doctors and psychiatrists, drugs were prescribed that had him sleeping 10 hours a day   Johns story is not unlike many with ups and downs, starting with the depression; there have been 3 events that lead have him to the depths of despair.     He says we have three choices when life hits the buffers, kill your self, bare it or step up. John has learnt to step up. On his travels John has lived and worked in France, Belgium and the USA and speaks French, German and Spanish.   It was a wide-ranging conversation, We explore how his depression was a blessing.   Why smart people get ill, His interest in Enntrpeanuer ship and Angel investing. And what it cost to recruit Eric Schmidt, the chairman of google in 2001.   We explore intuition and how the discovery if a guru changed much that he thought was true or real. It is a conversation about oneness and so much more.        Our wide-ranging conversation that takes lots of twists and turns leading up to the publication of letting go. Like all of Johns books, it is an exploration of what worked for him.    I hope you enjoy the conversation with John Purkiss    This show is part 1 and part 2 will be available in 24 hours     if you'd like to get in touch with John you can find him on LinkedIn Facebook and on Twitter and his website is.    https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnpurkiss/ https://www.facebook.com/JohnPurkiss https://twitter.com/johnpurkiss https://www.instagram.com/JohnPurkiss/ http://www.johnpurkiss.com/

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Thriller Author Tim Stevens, the man behind the John Purkiss books talks to Spybrary Today we are joined by a spy author who Jeremy Duns says ‘should be as well known as Lee Child.' Spywrite.com and Spybrary contributor Jeff Quest also gives our guests'  first spy novel 'Ratcatcher' a big thumbs up. (Hear Jeff talk about his favourite spy novels on Episode 008 of the Spybrary Spy Podcast.) The author is Mr Tim Stevens who joins us today to talk about his main spy character John Purkiss who features in a series of 6 spy novels. Tim has self published 16 novels which he has managed to write whilst being a full time practicing physician. He is also married with 3 kids and a cat so listen in as he shares his tips on how to make time for writing and why you should consider self-publishing.   He also announces news on the eagerly awaited 7th Purkiss novel. On Episode 29 of the Spybrary Spy Podcast, author Tim Stevens shares with us What is it about the spy thriller genre that appeals to him. Why Adam Hall and Alistair McLean are some of his favourite authors. How he found John Le Carre's work 'impenetrable' on a first read but grew to appreciate the novels later in life. Which authors have inspired him He talks us through his writing and main characters principally John Purkiss and Joe Venn. How back in the early days, he worked with Jeremy Duns. Both critiquing each others work. Why a book agent suggested he try self-publishing his work Why you should read his John Purkiss books in order, start with Ratcatcher. What advice he has for our listeners who want to write and self publish a book? How he manages his time to write, Tim Stevens is married with 3 kids, is a practicing physician oh and has a cat. Announces news on the much awaited 7th installment of the John Purkiss series. And Much Much More! Enjoyed this episode of Spybrary? Come and talk Spy books and movies with other spy fans in our private Spybrary listeners facebook group

In this episode I interview Author and Entrepreneur John Purkiss. John recruits senior executives, writes books and invests in high-growth companies. His book ‘Brand You’ (published by Pearson) is available on Amazon and in bookshops. His next book ‘Change From Within’ is … Continue reading → The post Inspired Wealth #1 with John Purkiss appeared first on Inspirational Messenger.