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Welcome to Not Your Guru, the podcast where deep conversations meet real-world integration. Hosted by Eric Osborne, this space is dedicated to exploring personal transformation, spiritual sovereignty, and the evolving landscape of psychedelic integration—without the dogma.Today, Eric is joined by Jose Rodriguez, a specialist in psychedelic integration who helps urban professionals turn profound experiences into lasting, restorative habits. With a background that spans military service, plant medicine, and personal transformation, Jose brings a unique perspective on how psychedelic experiences can lead to clarity, purpose, and sustainable growth.Together, they'll dive into the power of integration, the intersection of identity and healing, and how to bring the insights of altered states into everyday life. Whether you're a seasoned explorer or new to the path, this conversation promises to be thought-provoking, grounded, and deeply inspiring.So sit back, open your mind, and let's get into it—this is Not Your Guru.

I am super excited to share this episode. After recovering from the horrors of conversion therapy, Mikhail became a nationally renowned drag queen, who began a gender transition and then had a change of heart. In this touching and somewhat terrifying episode, Mikhail recounts the trauma of being kidnapped and taken off to conversion therapy in a foreign country and coming to terms with his own unique flavor of sexuality. This episode shed some light on the horrors of conversion therapy and illuminates the potential within the human spirit. ___________________________________________________

Episode Summary Toréa gets her chance to summarize some of the topics in previous episodes, and demonstrates how she's incorporated those concepts into her life. Sometimes it helps to hear things more than once, and it also helps to hear how other people interpret and incorporate new information. This is a peek into what it's like to hear the takeaways from the coaches perspective. You'll also get a sneak peak into some of the topics coming up in Season Three!   In This Episode: Reminders to touch nature from Grounding (S2E2) [00:00] Presence with MAK (S2E4) [00:00] Pandemic as a pattern interrupt [08:42] Preventing complacency [11:14] Power of decision [12:54] Being intentional about the outdoors [00:00] Full Spectrum Light details (S2E7) [15:53] Cold Exposure Therapy (S2E1) [17:11] Reynaud's and neural reprogramming [18:20] Wilderness Reset Retreat [29:39] Resources Mentioned: Wilderness Reset Retreat sign up Retreat Information Melissa Urban I'm Not Your Guru on Netflix Mini Thermapen Toréa's Website Follow Toréa on Instagram Evie's Website Follow Evie on Instagram Join the Optimized Wellness Community If you have a question for the show, you can submit your question here.

Did you listen to our Tony Robbins episode and think "yeah, I think I do wanna do this! How do I do this?" Well, we're going to get inside the science, history, and business to determine the best way into motivational speaking. Also we do a lot of crossing over with previous episodes... Feeling motivated to communicate with us electronically? Email us at artnersincrime@outlook.com Our intro and outro music is by Commuted. Find him at https://commuted.bandcamp.com/Our art is by Jennifer Walker. Find her at https://www.jenniferwalker.design/PodcastsOh No Ross and Carrie. Parts 1, 2, and 3, Get Rich Quick. BooksNational Speakers Association. Paid to Speak: Best Practices for Building a Successful Speaking Business. Greenleaf Book Group Press, 2011. FilmTony Robbins: I am Not Your Guru. Dir. Joe Berlinger. Netflix, 2016Webhttps://virtualspeech.com/learn/motivational-speakers/https://www.landmarkworldwide.com/https://virtualspeech.com/blog/history-public-speakinghttps://walton.uark.edu/business-communication-lab/Resources/downloads/The_Five_Canons_of_Rhetoric.pdfhttps://hbr.org/2017/07/the-science-of-pep-talkshttps://careers.stateuniversity.com/pages/7878/Motivational-Speaker.htmlhttps://www.vqronline.org/essay/was-ralph-waldo-emerson-our-first-motivational-speakerhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_Waldo_Emersonhttps://brandarchitects.medium.com/is-the-landmark-forum-a-cult-c389d2c3af15https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2003/dec/14/ameliahill.theobserverhttps://culteducation.com/group/907-nxivm/34360-escaping-nxivm.htmlhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landmark_Worldwidehttps://www.motherjones.com/politics/2009/08/landmark-42-hours-500-65-breakdowns/https://www.forbes.com/forbes-life-magazine/2003/1110/070.html?sh=ce7019537075https://www.forbes.com/sites/shephyken/2019/06/30/so-you-want-to-be-a-motivational-speaker/?sh=53950c766a54

*Content warning* This episode includes discussions of sexual harassment, suicide, and familial abuse. We begin our journey into the world of motivational speaking with a full-episode case study on Tony Robbins, one of the most famous and financially successful speakers and life coaches of all time. Can you turn your life around by walking over coals? Are this gigantic, gravelly-voiced titan's seminars really worth the thousands of dollars they cost to attend??? Feel motivated to talk to us about stuff? Email us at artnersincrime@outlook.comOur intro and outro music is by Commuted. Find him at https://commuted.bandcamp.com/Our art is by Jennifer Walker. Find her at https://www.jenniferwalker.design/Sources:PodcastsOh No Ross and Carrie. Parts  2, and 3, Get Rich Quick. BooksNational Speakers Association. Paid to Speak: Best Practices for Building a Successful Speaking Business. Greenleaf Book Group Press, 2011. FilmTony Robbins: I am Not Your Guru. Dir. Joe Berlinger. Netflix, 2016Webhttps://www.tonyrobbins.com/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Robbinshttps://fortune.com/2014/10/30/tony-robbins-best-advice-executive-coach/https://moneyinc.com/why-many-people-believe-tony-robbins-is-a-scam/https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/janebradley/tony-robbins-self-help-secretshttps://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelschein/2018/05/03/tony-robbins-is-a-major-jerk-and-other-reasons-you-should-follow-his-lead/?sh=7a8cf03f7be9https://www.forbes.com/forbes-life-magazine/2003/1110/070.html?sh=ce7019537075https://www.forbes.com/sites/shephyken/2019/06/30/so-you-want-to-be-a-motivational-speaker/?sh=53950c766a54Tony Robbins and #metoo - what is wrong with this picture?

Hey Everyone,Welcome to episode 27 of the Two Coach Confidence podcast. Our aim with this podcast is to bring fun and interesting guests from all areas and walks of life to share their knowledge, stories and experiences of this mystical and subjective topic we refer to as confidence.In today's episode we have the pleasure of being joined by star of BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, Kristina Rihanoff. Kristina was born in Siberia and fell in love with music and dance at a young age, entering her first dance competition at just seven-years-old. There onwards, she took part in scores of competitions and became a renowned dance champion.Kristina finished her 8 year career on “Strictly Come Dancing” after having her first daughter. Desperate to get back in shape after giving birth she knew that yoga would be the best exercise to rebuild her strength and ability to return to dancing. A yoga devotee for nearly 20 years, Kristina and partner Ben decided to open their very own Wellbeing and Yoga Centre.In this episode,Kristina shares her extraordinary journey from being a little girl with a dream, to becoming one of the most recognisable Strictly Come Dancing starsHow becoming a Mum has changed everything for her, and realising how much she previously worried about insignificant thingsHow Kristina has learned to love herself and her body through yogaKristina shares that after 20 years of practicing yoga she has recently connected to the spiritual side of yoga and the difference that has made to her lifeHow the work she does now through yoga helps her community think differently about confidenceWe discuss confidence being something that can be nourished, and how Kristina enjoys helping others to feel good about themselvesKristina shares how she has always been a more voluptuous dancer and how that affected her confidence earlier in her careerWe explore the idea of doing one thing a day in order to develop your confidenceKristina suggests that in order to have a clear understanding of what confidence is, it is worth dedicating time to writing down your own thoughts about confidenceThe impact of having such amazing dance teachers in Russia and how they ultimately helped Kristina develop and grow her confidenceAlthough she's danced for most of her life Kristina still has moments when she doesn't feel confident, currently feeling terrified of getting back on stage in a new theatre productionWhat an episode, fast paced and full of energy from start to finish! Kristina has a vast amount of life experience and it's clear to see that her relationship with confidence started at a very early age. Hard working and dedicated, whilst at the same humble and honest, a set of familiar values of all the guests we have had on the podcast to date. Confidence continues to feature in many of our conversations, and is something we continue to believe needs to be discussed more in order to support people develop and grow.Please enjoy!If you enjoy the podcast, please SUBSCRIBE to the show and leave a review. Links from the episode,Netflix Documentary - I am Not Your Guru: https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/80102204For more information on Kristina visit,Website: https://www.sooyoga.com/For more information about Kerry's work visit,Website: https://www.kerryhearsey.com   For more information about Adams work visit,Website: My Coach For Life | Life beyond limits

Support The Channel: https://streamlabs.com/RobSays https://streamelements.com/robsays/tip https://patreon.com/RobSays__ http://RobSays.net Some highlights from Episode 79 of Red Evening with Jack Napier and Rob. "Why Get Married?" "On Prostitution" "The Purity Test" "Never Pass Up On Pussy." "You've Touched A Dick." "Pregnancy & Vasectomies" "My Legacy" "I'm Not Your Guru" "#MeToo" Full episode: https://youtu.be/6AhL_iF18AA 00:00 Intro 00:09 Why Get Married? 02:29 On Prostitution 03:48 The Purity Test 04:10 Never Pass Up On Pussy 04:26 You've Touched A Dick 04:44 Pregnancy & Vasectomies 04:59 My Legacy 05:27 I'm Not Your Guru 05:41 #MeToo 06:46 Outro

On the flight path of your life, what keeps you from reaching your desired destination most often? There’s one culprit that all of us can relate to in one way or another at one time or another. And it’s time to deal with it.   A Story to Set the Stage I plopped down in my aisle seat and breathed a sigh of relief. It was a tight connection between flights, and the sweat beading on my brow was evidence that I had hustled to make this one. I even had to pass up Chick-Fil-A in the food court to make it. I HATE missing a chance to eat Chick-Fil-A. But, I acknowledged very maturely, that’s a first-world problem, and my podcast IS about avoiding deathbed regrets and living my best life now. Missing Chick-Fil-A once surely won’t make the list of things I regret when the grim reaper comes to collect my bones. Again, I congratulated myself--very mature and reasonable of you. I’m really practicing what I preach!  As the cabin crew conducted their final checks before departure, I glanced around like most of us do to get the lay of the land, people-wise. Any toddlers likely to vomit without warning, scream inconsolably, or kick the back of my seat for the whole flight? Nope. Nice. Any unrepentant extraverts just waiting for me to unwittingly meet their gaze so they could engage me in hours of uninterrupted, stream-of-consciousness small talk? Hmm, none that I can detect. But keep your guard up, I told myself--they’re growing stealthier every day.  (Apologies to all the extraverts out there, BTW. No offense meant. Just the honest internal dialog of an introvert desperate seeking some sweet, sweet “I” time, as my extraverted wife and I call it.) As my own pre-flight people check continued, my gaze landed on the occupant of the aisle seat just opposite me. Her attire instantly identified her as a member of the flight crew--or at least a member of a flight crew. Another few seconds of quick--and hopefully not too creepy--peripheral scanning of her attire told me that she was, in fact, a pilot. She had just started casually browsing through a People magazine--the kind of brainless reading that a lot of us indulge in when traveling by air. Just something light and amusing to pass the time, we tell ourselves.  This was one of those moments when my introversion masquerades as extraversion--my curiosity compelling me to create a conversation that I ordinarily wouldn’t if nothing about the person had stood out to me. But I’ve always felt like a starry-eyed kid in the presence of pilots and soldiers and firefighters--people who do things on a daily basis that, from my perspective require unusual skill and courage and whose actions have huge life-and-death consequences on a routine basis.  “Are you deadlegging?” I asked, leaning into the aisle a bit and converting my mildly creepy peripheral scanning into an intentional attempt to engage. I also secretly hoped that “deadlegging” was the right term--one I thought I’d heard used before by flight crews referring to catching a ride as a passenger on one flight to make it to another flight when they would be on duty.  “You mean deadheading?” she corrected.  “Oh, heh,” I chuckled. “Yeah, that’s it.” Damn it, Petty, I thought, that’s what you get for trying to borrow another profession’s lingo like it was your own. “No,” she replied. “I’m working this flight.”  My confusion must have been obvious, because she followed up with, “Why do you ask?”  “Well,” I started, “I thought your uniform meant you’re a pilot, but I guess I was wrong. Are you an instructor or evaluator or something?” “Nope, I’m the pilot.”  “Wait. The plane can fly itself? With you sitting back here?” I asked, wavering between disbelief, confusion, and amazement. “Oh no,” she replied. “Technology’s amazing these days, but this aircraft still needs me to get us all where we’re going.”  “Soooo…Ok, I’m super confused,” I confessed. “You’re the pilot. The plane can’t fly itself to our destination, but you’re sitting here in the cabin with the rest of us. What am I missing?”  “Huh,” the pilot responded. “Weird. I guess when you put it that way, it does seem kind of strange. Maybe I’d better go check on things in the cockpit.”   With that, and a bit of a startled look in her eye, she got up and began to make her way to the cockpit.    An Identity Crisis Ok, full disclosure, if it’s not already obvious: The story I just told you never actually happened. But it sets the stage for the question I want us all to consider today. And here it is:  Are you sitting in the cabin when you should be in the cockpit?  Because here’s the thing: Each of us IS in fact the pilot of our own lives, whether we’re more often found seated in the cabin or in the cockpit.  By definition, no one else CAN be the pilot of our lives.  Maybe like me, you believe that a Higher Power is making your flight possible in the first place, intervening at critical junctures, and orchestrating your flight path from start to finish--like cosmic Air Traffic Control. Even so--even if you appeal to and depend upon a cosmic Air Traffic Control--only you can throttle up the engines of your life, point your plane in the direction you want to go, and take off.  But many of us spend way too much time sitting in the cabin with the passengers--ignoring or hiding from our pilot’s duties.   And when our “flight” is delayed or lands at the wrong airport or hits unexpected turbulence, we point the finger at everyone but ourselves.  Do you see yourself in your pilot’s uniform when you look in the mirror?  Or have you demoted yourself to passenger and left the cockpit empty? It’s time to promote yourself, and move from the cabin to the cockpit--where you really belong.    MY Identity Crisis It takes one to know one, as they say. I spent many years unaware that I was wearing a pilot’s uniform and had full access to the cockpit. I spent a lot of time looking for OTHER pilots to fly my plane--my parents, mentors, friends, therapists--all the while failing to realize that the pilot I was looking for was me.  That pattern persisted well into adulthood. It was flying under the radar in my life--undetected, but wreaking havoc on my flight plan all the same.  There are a lot of factors that led to me adopting that MO in life. Things from my childhood, some of the ways that I’m hardwired, my lifelong coexistence with Anxiety, etc.  None of those are excuses, though--just factors that I allowed to shape me into more of a passenger than the pilot of my own life. And it’s less important that I understand all of the factors than that I take the steps necessary to promote myself to my proper position as Pilot.    Bonus Thought / Quick Rabbit Trail Quick sidenote: I love the title of Tony Robbins’ autobiographical documentary--I’m Not Your Guru, because I think, implied, is this subtitle: Be Your Own Guru. That’s what I’ve discovered--my search for someone to play a guru role in my life got in the way of finding and following my unique flight path in this life. It’s great to seek counsel--to consult a navigator, a co-pilot, to communicate with Air Traffic Control--but in the end, only I can actually fly the plane.    Ancient Origins My personal take on the origins of this passenger / Pilot problem also includes an observation about human nature that is at least as old as the biblical story of Adam and Eve. Regardless of how you relate to that story--as historically accurate, just a useful moral teaching, pure myth, or something else--I think it’s super enlightening that when God first confronted Adam and Eve for their violation of His commands, Adam’s immediate response was that Eve made him do it.  “Hey look,” he’s claiming, “this lady--that YOU made, BTW, God--this lady is the pilot of the crazy plane that got us in this spot in the first place. She’s the one to blame! I was just a passenger!”  “Oh really?” I can hear God thinking, amused. “So you’re just a poor little passenger on a crazy plane flown by a crazy pilot that you didn’t even ask for in the first place, huh? Poor little helpless Adam!”  Then Eve takes picks up the “poor me” baton and continues with the nonsense: “The serpent tricked me, God! ME! Poor little trusting Eve! That vile serpent--that YOU created, BTW, God--IT told me it would be ok.” It’s easy to look at that story and go, “C’mon Adam and Eve, you knew what you were doing. Stop trying to shift the blame.” It’s easy to see through this same blame-shifting strategy when one of my boys blames his brother for why he hasn’t yet brushed his own teeth.  It’s a little harder to see it in ourselves, though. Because OTHER people may do that--and come to think of it, I see it all the time--but I certainly don’t play that game.  Ha. Really? I’m not looking for a debate on the origin and validity and value of the story of Adam and Eve. I AM asking you to look at the world around you and to peer deeply into yourself and see if you don’t bump into the same blame-shifting, self-demoting, self-protective impulses at work. Keeping you and others you know from fully assuming their proper role as Pilot of their own lives.  And folks, this passenger mindset keeps us from flying the one and only life we’ve got as beautifully, as creatively, as far, and as high as we can.  Man, I think that’s a tragedy.    My Promotion from Passenger to Pilot A turning point for me came when I encountered a psychological framework called Transactional Analysis. This framework landed on my mental runway at just the right time--thank you, Air Traffic Control. I’m not a psychologist or a son of a psychologist, but the quick and dirty description of Transactional Analysis is a way of understanding social interactions between people and evolving toward healthier patterns of relating. A specific application of Transactional Analysis, though, called the Drama Triangle, was the proverbial mirror that allowed me to see myself for the first time as a Pilot masquerading as a passenger.  And wow--it was a shock. After the initial shock wore off--think weeks, not minutes, hours, or days, merely--I began to take some of my first intentional steps up the aisle of the cabin toward the cockpit.  Today, I’m more fully situated as Pilot in the cockpit of my life. And the view and the ride are WAY better up here. I’ll admit it can be a bit more nerve-wracking up here, too. We don’t get to sit in the Pilot’s seat without also seeing the instruments that report systems’ status and the distant flash of lightning in our flight path. Unlike the passengers, though, as Pilot, we have the freedom and the power to respond to instrument warnings and storms on the horizon. Passengers can only hang on for the ride.    Are You a Passenger or the Pilot? Do you need to promote yourself from passenger to Pilot? You can take that first step today by simply acknowledging that fact. That’s your first step up the aisle toward the cockpit. Don’t stop until you get there. And once you get there, fly the plane of your life with all the skill, guts, gusto, and abandon that you can muster.    The Flight Path from Here I HIGHLY recommend checking out the Drama Triangle--for your own evolution and the wellbeing of your most cherished relationships. It rocked my world in the best possible way. Here’s a good place to start.  If you have realized that you need to promote yourself from passenger to Pilot, first of all, know that you’re not alone! And, I can help you. I’ve made the transition myself, and I work on it with my clients every week as they become the people they were made to be and live the lives they were made to live. Email me, message me on Facebook or Instagram, or visit my website for more options.   If This Episode Helped You, Listen to These, Too Ep. 005 | How to Become the Boss of Your Fear: Bravery-building to Live With More Guts and Gusto Ep. 012 | How to Harness the Winds of Discomfort to Get Where You Want to Go: Becoming a Seasoned Sailor on the Seas of Life Ep. 014 | Dare to Dream Again: The Antidote to a Mediocre Life       Remember, you ARE going to die. But you’re not dead yet. So get after it! Subscribe to Andrew Petty is Dying on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, & Stitcher and leave a review!

Meet one of the best documentarians on the planet! Joe Berlinger!   Emmy-winning and Academy Award®-nominated filmmaker Joe Berlinger has been a leading voice in nonfiction film and television for over two decades. A pioneer in the genre of true crime documentaries, Berlinger draws attention to social justice issues in the US and abroad with such landmark documentaries as Brother’s Keeper, Paradise Lost, and Crude. Highlighting the issue of oil pollution in the Amazon rainforest, Crudewon 22 human rights, environmental, and film festival awards and triggered a high profile First Amendment battle with oil-giant Chevron, while Brother’s Keeper and Paradise Lost influenced a generation of documentary filmmakers and are routinely studied in numerous film and law schools across the country. The New York Times included Brother’s Keeper in its guide to the 1000 best movies ever made, a list that represents all genres of film. Berlinger has received multiple awards from the Directors Guild of America, the National Board of Review and the Independent Spirit Awards. Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger, is a feature-length documentary produced by CNN Films and theatrically released by Magnolia in 2014. Berlinger’s film captures notorious crime boss Whitey Bulger’s sensational trial, using it as a springboard to explore allegations of corruption within the highest levels of law enforcement. The film was one of six Berlinger features to have premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.In addition to social justice filmmaking, Berlinger has explored cultural icons in such documentaries as Metallica: Some Kind of Monster, a film that redefined the rockumentary genre, and Under African Skies, about the 25th Anniversary of Paul Simon’s Graceland album. The film was nominated for three primetime Emmy awards after its 2012 Sundance Film Festival premiere, including Outstanding Nonfiction Special. In the summer of 2016, Netflix released Berlinger's Tony Robbins: I am Not Your Guru, a riveting vérité film that goes behind the scenes of renowned life and business strategist Tony Robbins and his mega once-a-year “Date With Destiny” seminar. Also for Netflix, Berlinger directed and produced Hank: 5 Years From the Brink, a dissection of the actions taken by then Secretary of Treasury Hank Paulson to stave off a global meltdown during the financial collapse of 2008.In 2017, Berlinger completed Intent to Destroy, which pulls back the curtain on the violent history of the Armenian Genocide and legacy of Turkish suppression and denial over the past century. The film won numerous film festival awards after its Tribeca Film Festival world premiere and was broadcast on Starz. In 2018 Berlinger executive produced Paris to Pittsburgh for Bloomberg Philanthropies and National Geographic. The film highlights the impassioned efforts of individuals across the United States who are battling climate change despite the Trump administration’s decision to exit the Paris Climate Agreement. The film debuted in December of 2018 and aired globally in 172 countries.In addition to his feature documentary work, Berlinger, a two-time Emmy and Peabody award winner (with five additional Emmy nominations), has created hundreds of hours of television as both a producer and director, including the Emmy-winning History Channel series 10 Days That Unexpectedly Changed America and the Emmy-nominated Gray Matter. He directed and produced six seasons of the critically acclaimed Sundance Channel series Iconoclasts and directed/executive-produced the first two seasons of the Emmy-nominated Master Class, a series for the Oprah Winfrey Network. His numerous HBO productions include Addiction, Judgment Day andVirtual Corpse, and he has created series for VH1 and Court TV. Berlinger’s dramatic television directorial credits include NBC's acclaimed hit drama Homicide: Life on the Street, as well as the short-lived UPN/Dick Wolf series D.C.Berlinger’s multiple Emmy-winning Paradise Lost series for HBO helped spawn a worldwide movement to free the “West Memphis Three" from wrongful murder convictions, ultimately resulting in a death sentence and two life-without-parole sentences being vacated, allowing the men to finally be released from prison on August 19, 2011. The last film in the trilogy, Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory was nominated for an Oscar and two primetime Emmys in 2012.In 2015, the filmmaker finished directing and executive producing The System with Joe Berlinger, an eight-part series examining systemic problems within the American justice system for Al Jazeera America. Berlinger also directed and produced Judgment Day: Prison or Parole, an investigative series for Investigation Discovery that takes viewers inside the high stakes decisions made by parole boards everyday. Killing Richard Gossip, another Investigation Discovery series, tells the haunting story of a former motel manager sentenced to die for orchestrating a murder that he swears he had nothing to do with.In the summer of 2017 Berlinger’s eight-part docuseries for Spike TV premiered. Gone: The Forgotten Women of Ohio, about the deaths and disappearances of six young women in southern Ohio, is a tragic saga shrouded in a mystery that includes a dark underbelly of a struggling Midwest region plagued by drug and sex trafficking, and a system that seems to have failed to protect these women. In the fall of 2017 Berlinger’s four-part true crime documentary series Cold Blooded: The Clutter Family Murders reexamined the crime chronicled in Truman Capote’s landmark book and Oscar- nominated film.In 2018, Berlinger produced and directed Wrong Man, a documentary series for Starz. An investigation into three separate cases of wrongful conviction, the show seeks to bring three innocent people the justice that the American criminal justice system has denied them. Wrong Man has been greenlit for a second season, where Berlinger and his team will examine three new cases. His most recent series, Unspeakable Crime: The Killing of Jessica Chambers, is an investigative look into the brutal murder of a Mississippi teenager, which Berlinger directed and executive-produced. It debuted as Oxygen’s highest rated show since its true crime rebrand in 2017.Berlinger directed two projects which premiered days apart in early 2019. Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes, a four part series for Netflix, examines notorious serial killer Ted Bundy through exclusive interviews with the killer himself after being sentenced to death in Florida. The series debuted on January 24, just two days before the Sundance premiere of Berlinger’s narrative feature film on the same subject: Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile. The film chronicles the life of Ted Bundy through the eyes of Liz Kloepfer, his longtime girlfriend, who refused to believe the truth about him for years. Starring Zac Efron, Lily Collins, John Malkovich, Jim Parsons, Haley Joel Osment, Kaya Scodelario and Angela Sarafyan, Extremely Wicked made its world premiere at the Eccles Theater in Park City on January 26. Netflix also aquired the film and released it globally in May of 2019. Berlinger’s articles and photographs have appeared in numerous publications, including The New York Times, ArtForum, Film Comment, and Aperture magazines. His book, Metallica: This Monster Lives, The Inside Story of Some Kind of Monster, was published in 2004 by St. Martin’s Press.Berlinger’s film and television development company, Third Eye Motion Picture Company, has had a long-standing unscripted production output deal with RadicalMedia, which also represents the director for commercial and branded-content production.Berlinger is a member of the DGA, PGA, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (ATAS) and the National Board of Review. He serves on the boards of the International Documentary Association, The Bedford Playhouse and the wrongful conviction nonprofit Proclaim Justice. Berlinger is on the Advisory Boards of the Jacob Burns Film Center, The Woodstock Film Festival and Rehabilitation Through the Arts.  Welcome to Monday Morning Critic Podcast! Instagram: Monday Morning Critic Twitter: @mdmcritic Facebook: Monday Morning Critic Podcast Email: MondayMorningCritic@gmail.com Website: www.mmcpodcast.com  

Lillian explains how MLMs use cult mind control tactics to lure and keep their victims. Resources listed in the order mentioned: 1. (Web Story) Psychology Today article by Dr. Kondstatin Lukin "Toxic Positivity: Don't Always Look on the Bright Side - Truly process your emotions instead." Published Aug 01, 2019 2. (Person) Cult expert Steven Hassan (Book) Combating Cult Mind Control (Website) FreedomOfMind.com. 3. (Blog Post) "Multi-Level Marketing and Self-Help Cult Groups: Learn the Warning Signs" by Steven Hassan. Published Aug 22, 2019 4. (Book) "Seductive Poison: A Jonestown Survivor's Story of Life and Death in the Peoples Temple" By Deborah Layton. 5. BITE Model stands for behavior, information, thought, and emotion control. 6. (Interview) Molly Bahr - Licenced Mental Health Counselor. Instagram = @MollyBCounseling 7. (Web Story) Insider.com - "I grew up in a cult, and I can tell you why 'normal' people join them" by Fleur Brown. Published Apr 08, 2019. 8. Netflix's documentary "Tony Robbins: I am Not Your Guru."

Nicholas Ayers shares his expertise in tips for Marketing yourself and you agency TODAY.  Nicholas is NOT Your Guru! He says "I am not smarter than you. I am not better than you. I don’t have a magic pill, a secret sauce, an elixir, or a silver bullet! I do have more time in, experience, money spent, successes, and failures than most when it comes to marketing. For over two decades, before the dawn of Youtube, Facebook, Myspace, Napster, and even Google I have been involved in content creation, video marketing, and branding."

Anxiety - if you've experienced it, you will be familiar with the racing thoughts, the worry and the pit in the bottom of your stomach. Let's look at ways to move through anxiety and why feelings actually aren't a bad thing. Plus, this weeks recommendations - Shameless podcast The Call To Courage on Netflix by Brene Brown I am Not Your Guru, also on Netflix by Tony Robins

Have you ever wondered what Tony Robbin’s events are like? I went to his Unleash The Power Within in LA this weekend and learned so many life changing things! I wanted to go so I could share these principles with you! I hope you enjoy! Axe Your Anxiety Bootcamp: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1361011860666279/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/loveyouranxiety/ Netflix - I’m Not Your Guru https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUHMZf3qwsQ Control Podcast: http://loveyouranxiety.libsyn.com/20-why-control-gives-you-anxiety Interested in coaching with me? Click here: https://www.emilieclarke.com/anxiety-academy Client testimonials: https://www.instagram.com/p/BteutevBi2U/

Em 2014 Dawn Watson, participou de um evento do Tony Robbins, nos Estados Unidos, que mais tarde tornou-se o documentário do Netflix “I'm Not Your Guru”. Nesse evento, pela primeira vez, ela quebrou o silêncio e compartilhou sua verdade. Em 2018 lançou seu livro: A força que há em nós.

In a recent session, a client asked “Am I sabotaging my relationship?” After being divorce and single, she has been in the process of dating. With the guy she is currently dating, she is unsure. She wants marriage and long-term partnership, and she doesn’t know if he does. She wants to have an emotionally mature connection, where they are each committed to trying to resolve conflict constructively. She doesn’t know if he is interested or capable. In exploring her question, based on her situation (They had a long-weekend get-a-way together. They had some conflict.), we discussed: Being out of alignment. If she is dating someone who is not interested in a more committed relationship and she wants long-term partnership, she may feel a sense of unease and discontentment regardless of how he shows up. Not feeling resolved. Even is he is being super sweet and trying to move forward from a conflict, she may have a difficult time feeling relaxed because she is not clear and resolved about their disagreement. Feeling threatened. If she has fear about rejection and abandonment (based on previous hurt and trauma), and she is dating someone who is more causal in their commitment, it is likely that she will find some of his behavior threatening (i.e. not consistent engagement). Feeling safe and worthy to experience love. Many times when we are experiencing more love and connection than we have ever known before, we may reach a point where we don’t know how to receive and be present. Hence, we unconsciously self-sabotage. Please listen to the podcast episode or read the transcript to hear stories, explanations, and examples. THE UPPER LIMIT PROBLEM In “The Big Leap” by Gay Hendricks, he talks about how we all limit our experience through various ways of self-sabotage. Most of us grow up experiencing a certain level of success, abundance and love. We might call this our comfort zone. As we grow, develop, and we may strive to accomplish more and achieve new levels of love, abundance, and success. However, when we do this, we are often confronted with a threshold of what we are capable of receiving. Gay calls this our Upper Limit. This is all happening below our field of awareness. Gay Hendricks describes that we have one or more hidden barriers, which are essentially our fears of why it is not okay to expand into new levels of love, abundance, and success. When these unconscious fears get activated, we constrict. We cut off the flow of energy and expansion. When I explain this process to clients, I like to use a cup analogy. The cup represents our comfort zone. The water or liquid that is being poured into the cup represents abundance, love or success. We can easily contain the abundance that fits within our comfort zone. However, when the liquid (or abundance) starts to fill up the cup and seems to be hitting the threshold of what the cup can contain, we start reacting and unconsciously stop the flow of liquid because we do not know how to contain more. WAYS WE SELF-SABOTAGE Here are some common ways that people cut off the flow of abundance, success, and love (from The Big Leap, by Gay Hendricks): Worrying Blame and criticism Getting sick Having a accident Picking a fight Hiding significant feelings Not keeping agreements Not speaking significant truth to the relevant people Deflecting These are all ways that we unconsciously restrict or limit themselves. I am sure you have heard many stories where someone has accomplished great success and then the next moment they do something to sabotage themselves (i.e. politicians, professional athletes, actors, musicians). Or maybe you can reflect on a memory of your own, where you experienced a great success and then you did something to bring yourself back down. Gay Hendricks helps us understand why we do this. Most of the time our fear comes from an early experience in life, where we internalized a message that it is not okay to shine or expand. HERE ARE THE 4 COMMON HIDDEN BARRIERS (FROM THE BIG LEAP, BY GAY HENDRICKS): Feeling fundamentally flawed Disloyal and abandonment Believing that more success brings a bigger burden The crime of outshining The goal is to become more aware and mindful about when you experience your upper limit and how to work with it more consciously. Going back to the cup analogy, you will want to expand the size of your cup. 4 KEYS TO WORKING WITH THE UPPER LIMIT PROBLEM (FROM THE BIG LEAP, BY GAY HENDRICKS) Breathe. Observe. Adopt an attitude of wonder and play What was I thinking right before I started worrying?” What was I thinking about right before this happened? Explore: What is the underlying fear or concern (hidden barrier)? Expand capacity: I consciously expand my capacity for more abundance, success, love every day, as I inspire those around me to do the same. MENTIONED: The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level, By Gay Hendricks (book) ERP 123: Forgive For Love With Dr. Fred Luskin (podcast) I’m Not Your Guru (about Tony Robbins (documentary) Mary Morrissey (website) Photo by Alban Martel on Unsplash.jpg TRANSCRIPT: Click on this link to access the transcript for this episode: If you have a topic you would like me to discuss, please reach out to me. Here is my contact information. Thank you so much for your interest in improving your relationship. Feeling uncertain about relationship is challenging and it is important to look unto the things to consider before making a decision. I would really appreciate your honest rating and review. Please leave a review by clicking here. Thank you!  If you are interested in developing new skills to overcome relationship challenges, please consider taking the Connected Couple Program or engaging in relationship coaching work with me.

¿Qúe ocurre cuando Marc escucha un episodio del podcast de Tim Ferriss? Pues que se flipa. Y más si entrevista a alguien de la talla de Tim Urban. Ese episodio inspiró la temática de hoy: la felicidad. Divagamos un poco sobre el tema y volvemos a recomendar el libro The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck: A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good Life de Mark Manson. Episodio: Managing Procrastination, Predicting the Future, and Finding Happiness – Tim Urban – The Tim Ferriss Show Podcast Blog: Wait but Why – Tim Urban Libro: Poder sin límites: La nueva ciencia del desarrollo personal de Tony Robbins Artículo: Adaptación hedónica o por qué casi siempre estamos insatisfechos Episodio: ZT 42 Resiliencia para la buena vida [Libro] “Resilience: Hard-Won Wisdom for Living a Better Life” de Eric Greitens Libro: “A guide to the good life. The ancient art of stoic joy” de William B. Irvine Episodio: The Erotic Playbook of a Top-Earning Sex Worker – The Tim Ferriss Show Podcast. Libro: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck: A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good Life de Mark Manson.   Libro: Radical Self-Acceptance de Tara Brach. Netflix original: Tony Robbins – I'm Not Your Guru. Netflix: Marte (Serie). Episodio: ZT 38 Ejercicio físico y “De qué hablo cuando hablo de correr” de Haruki Murakami [Libro] De qué hablo cuando hablo de correr de Haruki Murakami Recordad que podréis encontrar todos los libros Delicatessen que hemos comentado hasta la fecha en http://zetatesters.com/recomendamos/ (con enlaces de afiliados, claro  ). Libro: El Marciano de Andy Weir (traducción de Javier Guerrero). Libro anterior en versión original: The Martian de Andy Weir. Libro: Artemisa de Andy Weir (traducción de Javier Guerrero). Libro anterior en versión original: Artemis de Andy Weir. Somos zetatesters Estos son nuestros grupos de Telegram:

Episode 179: Have you been using the same tools in your self-care practice for years? Are you ready to try a few new things? I am a huge advocate of self-care, as it is a tool I use to practice my self-love. Self-care is self-love, but self-love is not only self-care. In today's podcast episode I'm going to give you a tremendous list of self-care practices I use in my life. Please note, I do not do all of these practices on a daily basis. I stick to 1-3 of these tools daily and in order to make sure I'm doing things that are truly fueling my energy for the day, I consistently let go of practices that no longer serve me. Always keep in mind: the best self-care ritual is one that you're going to do. It's no brainer that if your practice isn't fun or fulfilling, you won't want to do it, so make sure that everything you do is aligned with how you want to feel for the day. If it's not enjoyable, don't do it even if all the other self-help gurus in the world say it's the best practice everrrr! Create a self-care practice that makes you happy. Period. Show notes: Three important things to know before you jump into this episode An easy assignment to keep in mind as you soak up these new self-care practices One way I decide what I want to do (and if I want to do it at all) is to ask myself: does this make me contract or expand? The types of crystals I'm loving lately and how I use them Click HERE to check out the book I mention in the podcast, Crystal Muse, and to listen to the episode I did with the authors, Heather and Timmi, click HERE Palo santo: why I love it and how to use it (buy from Amazon HERE) The mindset that I have towards these woo-woo type tools How candles have the power to help you tap into your rest // relaxation and cozy-vibes Some documentaries I love that have helped me connect to my desire to make the world a better place Examples: The True Cost, What the Health (I'm not vegetarian by the way), The Human Experiment, I am Not Your Guru, The Masks we Wear Why I purchased a plant when I went through my last breakup (and how it continues to satisfy my yearning for nurturing love!) Goal-writing during the New Moon, Full Moon or beginning of the month Why massages are a consistent self-care gift I give myself (and it also satisfies my love language: physical touch) Other forms of body work: ROLFing, reiki, sensory deprivation tanks, saunas, chiropractic work Why I'm all about getting pedicures and manicures Vedic Meditation: what it is and how it's been changing my life for the better Some more self-care tools I mention in this episode (you must listen to the actual episode to understand why I include these!): coffee dates with girl friends, reading, tarot cards, movement, self-dates, free-flow gratitude writing, physical touch/connection) The non-negotiable self-care rituals I do every day...for now Want to get a free audiobook from Audible? Go here: http://audibletrial.com/mindbodymusings Get my workbook Freeing your Feminine Spirit HERE Get the free audioguide 4 Pillars of Femininity for Perfectionists HERE Connect with Maddy: Facebook Twitter Instagram Mind Body Musings Podcast Coaching [Tweet "When's the last time you mixed up your #selfcare routine? Get 17+ new ideas here! #MBMPodcast"] {COACHING} Ready to break limiting beliefs + Take your self-worth to the next level? Apply for my 1:1 coaching HERE {RETREAT} The Feminine Surrender: A Weekend Haven for Restoring Trust, Love and Expression is approaching. Sign up to be notified of the next one HERE.

In order to grow your business you're going to need more than kitten posters and Aaron Neville. On this week's interview I talk with Joshua Scott from Studio 8e8. Josh runs an extremely successful dental marketing business that is literally changing the dental marketing game! Before you assume we are going to be talking canines and bicuspids you are wrong. There is rock solid marketing advice you can apply to your business right now. There are a ton of resources and takeaways in the interview along with the time Josh went out to dinner with Gary Vee!    Wim Hof Method  Bulletproof Coffee Recipe  Get anyone of Gary Vee's Books for FREE by clicking HERE  Watch Tony Robbins I’m Not Your Guru on Netflix Get Tools of Titans for FREE by clicking HERE Instagram.com/joshuascott Instagram.com/studio8e8  The 8e8 YouTube Channel  And if you are feeling way too productive check out the game Josh mentioned called Ballz by Ketchapp We’d love to find ways we can serve you better! Go to entreneato.com to hear archived episodes, connect with us on social media you can also fill out our contact form to submit comments and questions. Thank you! If you would like to support the show you can send a one time gift or become a monthly supporter by visiting our Patreon Page.  

In order to grow your business you're going to need more than kitten posters and Aaron Neville. On this week's interview I talk with Joshua Scott from Studio 8e8. Josh runs an extremely successful dental marketing business that is literally changing the dental marketing game! Before you assume we are going to be talking canines and bicuspids you are wrong. There is rock solid marketing advice you can apply to your business right now. There are a ton of resources and takeaways in the interview along with the time Josh went out to dinner with Gary Vee!    Wim Hof Method  Bulletproof Coffee Recipe  Get anyone of Gary Vee's Books for FREE by clicking HERE  Watch Tony Robbins I’m Not Your Guru on Netflix Get Tools of Titans for FREE by clicking HERE Instagram.com/joshuascott Instagram.com/studio8e8  The 8e8 YouTube Channel  And if you are feeling way too productive check out the game Josh mentioned called Ballz by Ketchapp We’d love to find ways we can serve you better! Go to entreneato.com to hear archived episodes, connect with us on social media you can also fill out our contact form to submit comments and questions. Thank you! If you would like to support the show you can send a one time gift or become a monthly supporter by visiting our Patreon Page.  

Shane fills us in on the I Am Woman Conference he attended over the weekend, how he got in and some of the topics discussed. Brad reminds everyone to watch I’m Not Your Guru on Netflix and reminds everyone to watch all the way through the credits. Email comments and feedback to: podcast@intentionallypositiveproject.com

Jason, with 4 years since his last drink, shares his story……………. Sign up now, there are only 3 spots left for the RE Retreat in Bozeman, MT (www.recoveryelevator.com) Paul reviews the GQ interview with Brad Pitt.  Pitt states that he was boozing too much and learned that either you deny your feelings and stay where you are or you feel the feelings and evolve.  He did not want to live that way anymore.  Pitt is learning to accept the things about himself that he does not like.   SHOW NOTES   [9:13] Paul Introduces Jason   Jason – I have been sober for 4 years and live in Big Sky, MT.  I am a firefighter/paramedic and enjoy outdoor activities.   [11:10] How did you meet your wife?   Jason – I had walked into a bar in the middle of a scuffle.  My “soon to be” wife was on the ground and bleeding from her head.  I felt the need to come to her rescue.  We have been married for 9 years now.    [13:45] When did you realize that you had a problem?   Jason – I did not know I had a problem because all of my family were heavy drinkers.  One night I went out with friends and drank very heavily and then drove home.  The next morning I had the worst hangover of my life.  I really thought I was having a medical emergency, I felt so bad.   [16:46] What were your drinking habits like?   Jason – For the last 10 years, I would get off of work and start drinking.  I would spend the last 2 days of my days off sobering up.  We had lots of house parties where there was plenty of drinking.  My wife and I would also take yearly sailing excursions.  They would turn into 2 weeks of binge drinking.   [19:48] How did you get sober?   Jason – I reached out to a family friend who has been sober for 42 years.  At first I did not want to go any meetings but I had wanted my wife to stop drinking so we both ended up going to a meeting.  The meeting was a total mix of people and completely changed my life.   [23:59] How do you remain sober?   Jason – I go to AA meetings.  In early sobriety, I would just show up at meetings and listen.  Currently, I stay very involved with my sober community.  I also send out daily recovery related e-mails.  It helps me stay accountable.  If anyone else would like to be added to this e-mail list, send Jason and e-mail (jgras@sailingscubeadventures.com)   [29:52] Paul and Jason discuss being a grateful alcoholic   Jason – I have learned to be grateful and humble.  The program has allowed me to change.  It has been a journey through self-restoration.         [31:51] Paul and Jason discuss Sober Scuba Sailing Tours   Jason – My wife and I thought it would be a great idea to offer sober sailing excursions.  We are organizing a trip in June.  For more information on future trips, go to www.sailingscubaadventures.com and send Jason a message.   [39:42] Rapid Fire Round What was your worst memory from drinking? that horrible hangover that made me feel like I was having a medical emergency Did you ever have an “oh-shit” moment? when my hangovers would last for days What’s your favorite resource in recovery? the Big Book, Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, Tony Robbins “I’m Not Your Guru” What’s the best advice you’ve ever received (on sobriety)? make your bed every morning, the miracle will happen You might be an alcoholic if…..you see a half full cocktail and think, “Now that’s alcohol abuse;” then you finish it yourself   Resources mentioned in this episode: Recovery Elevator Retreat Connect with Cafe RE- Use the promo code Elevator for your first month free Sobriety Tracker iTunes Sobriety Tracker Android Jason’s e-mail = jgras@sailingscubaadventures.com www.sailingscubaadventures.com Tony Robbins – I am Not Your Guru (available on DVD and Netflix) Sober Selfies! - Send your Sober Selfie and your Success Story to info@recoveryelevator.com   Hold on tight as we follow Paul’s journey coming off his anti-depression meds.  Good luck Paul!     “We took the elevator down, we gotta take the stairs back up, we can do this!”  

Do you follow your "Yes?"Following your "Yes" is about you taking a step forward in your partnerships by taking action and applying at least one thing you heard from our guests during their interviews this week. On today’s episode, all of this week’s guests have generously provided BONUS MATERIAL, not included in the interviews you listened to earlier this week. Each one has provided incredible examples of the power of following your “Yes”.  Enjoy! Emily RoseNot Following - Emily found herself getting into a relationship with someone who she really didn’t want to get into a relationship with. There were a bunch of “yeses” showing up in the form of “nos” and then there came a really big one. She had a very clear “get out now”message and yet she didn’t. Emily got swept up in it anyway. Not surprisingly, the relationship ended and it is one of the few times she has not stayed friends after the breakup. Following - A friend of Emily’s who is a crew manager for Tony Robbins offered her tickets to shortly after she had watched the documentary “I am Not Your Guru” about Tony and she was a full on “Yes.” Then after she had already said Yes, she had to check on her schedule and plane tickets etc. And as a result of following this “Yes” every element of her life has changed. Magic happened that included her getting to sit in the front row of a 10,000 seat stadium for the event toe to toe with Tony. And people she met at this event in California have introduced her to amazing people in Texas where she lives. Listen to Emily's full interview here (https://speakingofpartnership.com/106-emily-rose/) Connect with Emily - Emily's website (http://emilyrosecoaching.com/) Emily’s Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/EmilyRoseCoaching) Antia & Brody BoydNot Following - Brody - Brody was in a relationship for about 2 1/2 years and his “Yes” was to leave the relationship, but he didn’t listen. Instead he stayed even though he was aware he was not emotionally available in the way that she needed. Eventually she ended up leaving him, and he felt even worse for the pain he had caused her. Antia - Antia was invited to a man’s home that was about 30 - 40 miles away.  Her “Yes” was not to go. But she didn't listen to it and on her way there it started storming and hailing so hard people were pulling over. And she still kept going. She was forcing the situation and when she returned home was aware how much power she had given away. Following - Brody - Brody was a poor college student and really did not know how to connect with women.  He was about to hire his first dating coach and did not really have the money. On top of that, he was in a depression after his first girlfriend has dumped him. Brody listened to his “Yes” and signed up anyway.  Just a few months later he met his wife, Antia, and it is the result of his following his “Yes.’ Antia - Antia followed her “Yes” the day she met Brody.  She was on the beach in Hawaii and got this guidance to go to a MeetUp. Though it did not make sense to her as she was having a great day at the beach when she received this guidance. Turns out the MeetUp she decided to attend is where she met her husband, Brody. Listen to Antia & Brody's full interview here (https://speakingofpartnership.com/107-antia-brody-boyd/) Connect with Antia & Brody - Antia's website (http://www.howtofindtherightman.com) - FREE Strategy Session for women Brody's website (http://howtofindtherightwoman.com/) - FREE Strategy Session for men (https://speakingofpartnership.com/108-follow-yes-friday-31/)

Your Fans are Waiting - and a spoken word piece at the end--- WHOA! How would you describe yourself? Motivational person who teaches people how to be their best self and love their best self- and their worst self Let's take all this and make something out of it. The best way to describe what i do, is the combination of real tactics and strategies to change your live, to develop your business- primarily through art. Tony Robbins is a huge inspiration.  Identify who you are at the most raw, most honest, and put those pieces together as a mold and create the individual you see.  at 6'8" can seem very intimidating, but he is a sweet heart. The physical represetation of who he is, and the quest to find more transparency in his life. Grew up in DC in "you've got drive throughs, we've got drive bys" "I saw more of the artist in you" as he has gotten to know Lisa. Sanyika hanging out with a friend in a barber shop with his friend who liked to record his thoughts, and the recorder falls out of his pocket and all the guys think they're cops! There is this weird idea that we have to torture ourselves to create. You can still be an artist and be creative.  "You don't have to be bound by the same chains of artistry and struggle. Those two things are mutually exclusive. You can still flourish and prosper." - Sanyika [Tweet theme="basic-white"]"The demonization of money is the first way that artists have been held down." @sanyikastreet #honestlylisa[/Tweet] [Tweet theme="tweet-box-normal-blue"]"If you've played it small long enough, when it looks like things are getting bigger, it gets scary." #honestlylisa[/Tweet] Fear of bouncing off negative attention, fear of not being able to handle the money (Are you listening universe? I can handle it!)  Bouncing back and forth between high and low points. "At that low point, eitherI can choose to rise into the person I always imagine myself being, or i can just stay there and hide." "Rising is scary" - Lisa "Hiding is not a life satisfied" - Lisa Listening to the heart lately, trusting things will be fine as they grow. Everyone wanted Sanyika to fit into the mold, help them move.  "I am the pick up truck" because he's big and strong. But he organizes the truck--- not even do the heavy lifting! Metaphor for what he does now! Wow! [Tweet theme="tweet-box-normal-blue"]"The way you organize and empower people to do good is by asking the powerful questions" @SanyikaStreet #honestlylisa[/Tweet] It feels like an impossible task to be honest with yourself.  "It's so easy to lie when you're 6'8" and 300lbs. Everyone thinks you're a celebrity."-Sanyika "I never want to walk the red carpet because I feel so invisible." - Lisa Sanyika realized that red carpets are for selling yourself or something, so he rarely walks one.  "If you are caught up in a world where you are not being honest with yourself, then no one can help you- no one knows what your challenges are." - Sanyika This process of revelation, vulnerability began with a video blog to tell his story.  Lisa finds it easier to tell the truth on stage than real life. How do you find that? Meditation? Therapy? "We aren't really learning anything new about ourselves, it's more about a revelation process." - Sanyika If you keep hiding, you're going to betray the people who instilled the confidence in you, and the people you could be helping. - Lisa/Sanyika Fans - Real people, maybe even your family and friends for you to be inspirational for. Not even Beyonce status. How do you not shit all over who you were, not that you're feeling better.  "The greatest gift in that struggle is humility" - Sanyika The inability to embrace people you don't agree with, when you're trying to teach the world to be more accepting. Sanyika's Instagram for awesome videos every day.  This has to resonate with me first, anything he wants to teach someone else. "There's nothing more impactful than doing something every day." -Sanyika Some mornings you don't want to do it, but every day you have a choice. It's a very simple equation.  We have choices for more than whats for dinner. Even feelings, "I don't have to feel that way."  "It's so real to me, so grounded in my reality and who I am" - Sanyika, on sharing videos every day That reality guides him. It has to come from the right place. "I am the happiest I've ever been on this planet, and that is the most powerful I can be" - Sanyika I just want to absorb his happiness! I don't know what happiness is most of the time. How shaving your boyfriend's back can bring intimacy - it's not the moments you think they are! We are monkeys grooming each other, nothing more intimate.  "It's not the award on the stage. It is the impact of great moments in your life aligning at the right time " -Sanyika --Or the ability to see it! - Lisa   We are searching for the path, we want to know the way.  Things we aspire to 1) Better quality of life, and 2) Better quality relationships We are really not in this alone, we are sharing a human experience. Incubating your own ideas feels like insanity. OR asking everyone else what to do. Where are you in this? "We must pursue information with the curiosity of a 5 year old, and with the diligence to challenge everyone." -Sanyika You have to do the work on your own, and then ask others when you hit a roadblock. If you want to find the answers, you need to ask the questions and surround yourself with others who will ask you questions for you to answer! Be wary of people who tell you what to do. No one can tell you what to do, when you want something in your heart.  [Tweet theme="tweet-box-normal-blue"]"As people we underestimate the importance of communities." @SanyikaStreet #honestlylisa #honestlylisapodcast[/Tweet] Biggest punishment in society-- solitary confinement. " We punish ourselves by trapping ourselves in our own ideas. The first thing you do is be honest!" - Sanyika Make sure you watch Tony Robbin's documentary "I am Not Your Guru" - bust down your misperceptions, because he is amazing at helping people. Communities are critical to advancing society, because we can't replicate our individual selves. We have a gift, but there are other things we aren't good at, and we need help.  How do I create a community, get people to help me with what I'm doing? "You have to have a message that's greater than you" - Sanyika You think that people gravitate toward you because you're the hero. But there is a journey that that hero embarks upon- They are searching for a mentor. The mentor empowers the hero to be their best self.  Follow the formula that relates to the client/customer/audience. It's never been about you. Danielle LaPorte's Desrie Map - Figuring out what motivates your soul, and being honest and going through ups and downs with yourself.  Dinner Dead or Alive: Tony Robbins Being open to the possibilities of what your desires show to you. Not getting caught up in the original goal.  What do I want to do? What are the actions I need to do to get there? VERBAL RORSCHACH  Love - Warmth Confusion - Fear planets - aligned chinese food - amazing shoes - big stars - overrated hats - don't fit on my head tacos - on every corner in a taco truck peace - always motivation - nothing without action roses - a reminder to stay grounded dirt - the truth         How to leave a love note on iTunes for my Podcast. From your computer: 1. Open the iTunes software on your desktop. (Not the web version.) 2. In the search bar (upper right-hand corner), type in “Honestly Lisa”. 3. Click on our album cover that pops up towards the bottom of the screen. 4. This will take you to the homepage for our show, but make sure you don’t accidentally select one of our individual episodes instead. 5. Right under the show description, you’ll see three tabs. “Ratings & Reviews” is the second one listed, and this is the one you want to click on. 6. On that page, there should be a button called “Write A Review” and if you click there, it will hopefully let you create a post with your thoughts! From your iPhone: 1. Open the “podcast” app that comes pre-installed on all current apple smartphone devices. 2. In the lower right-hand corner, you’ll click on the magnifying glass “search” button and type in “marriage is funny”. 3. Click on our album cover that pops up towards the bottom of the screen. This will take you to the homepage for our show, but make sure you don’t accidentally select one of our individual episodes instead. 4. Select the “reviews” tab toward the top of the screen, and you’ll see a purple “Write a Review” button on the next page. 5. It might ask you to log in to your iTunes account, but otherwise, this will open a form where you can enter your thoughts!

The Geminis exclaim their newfound love of Tony Robbins. When they speak about honesty and openness, Kathy gives Ginger the smackdown before she can complete her point, then somehow they segue to open relationships, which they only know about through hearsay.  As usually the Gems reference a bunch of stuff you may want to know about. Tony Robbins https://www.tonyrobbins.com Film I am Not Your Guru https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUHMZf3qwsQ  

This episode talks about coaching and uses the recent Netflix documentary “I am Not Your Guru” as the the jumping off point. The documentary examines Anthony Robbins' “Date with Destiny” event and his approach to helping people change. The post Coaching Instant Transformation (9) appeared first on John Poelstra.

This week Adam and Travis discuss how much of a boss John Turturro is, and why he’s so underrated. We also discuss other, less important, things like: Tony Robbing: I am Not Your Guru, Green Room, and The Night Of ep 6 The post John Turturro is a Legend – Ep. 22 appeared first on Cinema Shelf.

Ruven visits with Shannon Roth at Double Shift Brewing Company Also AVAILABLE ON: GOOGLE PLAY and iTunes https://s3.amazonaws.com/thekcsocialhour/The+KC+Social+Hour+%2343+Shannon+Roth.mp3   Use this link to purchase a Thera Cane Alleviate Neck Pain Video  Netflix Documentaries The Winding Stream  Tony Robbins: I am Not Your Guru

Constructing Myself These words hit home for me after watching the new Tony Robbins Documentary….I'm Not Your Guru! Think about it….how many of us are exactly who we want to be? I mean realistically, not to be Michael Jordan but knowing we don't have the God Given skills or talents, but I mean to be excelling in all aspects of our lives. Are you physically where you want to be, considering the your body you've been given? Are you financially where you want to be,  no matter the circumstances you were born under? How about your relationships, are you a contributor to the lives of others and do you have a strong body in your marriage, with a significant other, or even a business partner? Well, to reach those high points, we have to ‘construct ourselves' to become the individuals we desire to become. We have to create the blue print ourselves and begin laying down the foundation of what we want for our lives. Well, it's time to listen in as I keep this short, but I want to trigger these thoughts in your life to begin putting in the work so you can “construct your life” for what you want it to become! Listen In….. Also, be sure to subscribe if you haven't already at: Mindsetmtn.com/itunes or Mindsetmtn.com/stitcher and please leave a review to help other listeners find our podcast and the reasons why they too should subscribe! And last…..if you are looking for a like-minded community of individuals that are in search of shifting their “mindsets” such as you…..go to Mindsetmtn.com/facebook and click join, then Jason, myself, or one of our admins will get you in to our private community! It Is Your Time To Climb!! The post Constructing Myself appeared first on .