Podcasts about project heaven

In this episode of The Integrated Life Podcast, host Diana Romero welcomes her guest SaraJane Gates, founder of Project Heaven, author of Live Better and host of the new podcast Hunting Holiness. We dive deep into the transformative power of the Holy Spirit and how God's presence is active in our everyday lives. SaraJane shares her incredible journey—from unknowingly being protected by the Spirit in dangerous situations to fully experiencing His power and stepping into her purpose. We explore the importance of truly studying Scripture, recognizing God's intentionality, and understanding how He still works miracles today. Through personal stories, we discuss why testimonies are more than just stories—they're an invitation for God to “do it again.” If you've ever wondered how to see God moving in your life or how to embrace the fullness of the Holy Spirit, this episode will encourage and challenge you. Follow SaraJane: Instagram: legitsarajane YouTube: @‌huntingholiness Connect with Diana: integratedpurposemanagement.com Like us on Facebook Follow us on LinkedIn Quick Episode Summary: Diana Romero welcomes Sarah Jane Gates, founder of Project Heaven and host of the Hunting Holiness podcast. Sarah Jane shares her journey from striving in religion to experiencing transformation through the Holy Spirit. She explains how the Holy Spirit radically changed her life, igniting a passion for Scripture, spiritual gifts, and bold faith. Diana and Sarah Jane discuss their personal experiences with receiving the Holy Spirit and how it deepened their relationship with God. Sarah Jane shares how Project Heaven began—a ministry focused on equipping young adults (ages 15–25) with real faith, community, and spiritual training. She introduces Hunting Holiness as a podcast to highlight modern-day miracles, share real stories, and challenge shallow Christianity. Diana and Sarah Jane reflect on the power of personal testimonies and how God uses them to activate faith in others. They emphasize that walking with the Lord brings peace, purpose, and protection, even through loss and hardship. The episode ends with a call to embrace the Holy Spirit, share your story, and spread the hashtag #GodGetsMe to glorify God in everyday life.

In this conversation, Andrew Cohn talks a second time with Martin Rutte, one of the pioneers in the field of spirituality in business, and more recently the author of the book, Project Heaven on Earth. Martin begins the conversation by sharing the three key questions that each of us can consider in order to begin to create heaven on earth—as each of us defines it. He also reflects back Andrew‘s answers to these questions and what that might mean for him. Martin describes his book as a blueprint of discovering what heaven on earth means for us, and the steps each of us can take to begin to bring it to life. He describes the seven gateways to heaven on earth, and shares stories that bring these powerful themes and ideas to life. He challenges us to consider where we might be “out“ of heaven and earth with ourselves. Martin talks about his belief that humanity is at a fork in the road, and it is by tapping into these bigger personal questions that we can navigate in the right direction.

Cheryl Esposito welcomes Martin Rutte, a visionary in large-scale transformation, who has spent over 15 years exploring peoples' vision for the world they deeply long for. He realized that as human beings, we have forgotten our humanity. As humanity, we have no collective purpose. The story of being human and being humanity needs an upgrade. Project Heaven on Earth is Martin's work that has emerged into a movement, engaging people in profound, simple ways of transforming that story - and, thus the world - every day. The First Annual Global Heaven on Earth Day is March 7, 2022. Imagine people all over the world doing their part in shaping a new story of humanity. And... what if it's not as difficult as you think it is? Join Cheryl Esposito & Martin Rutte to discover Heaven on Earth & imagine a new story of Humanity.

Thank you for joining us on todays podcast where we share space with Martin Rutte and discuss Project Heaven on Earth. Where you can find us: daughters.moon.podcast@gmail.com YouTube – Daughters of the Moon Podcast IG @daughtersofthemoonpodcast Facebook - Daughters of the moon podcast https://daughtersmoonpodca.wixsite.com/mysite Listen to us on any of the Podcast Platforms.   Information about guest: www.martinrutte.com www.projectheavenonearth.com Instagram: projectheaveoneart   Please like, share, follow and subscribe to our podcast.  We would really love a positive review, as this helps us to grow our podcast and continue to bring you amazing content.   If you would like to be on our podcast, please contact us to let us know what you would like to share with our followers and us. Our guests and topics are for informational purposes and may not align with everyone.   We respectfully acknowledge the land on which we live, and work is Treaty 6 Territory, the traditional lands of the indigenous and the Metis People. For as long as the sun shines, the rivers flow, and the grass grows, this land will be recognized as Treaty 6 Territory.

Three simple questions can lead you to bring forth heaven on earth. On this episode of the MINDTRX podcast, host Paul Scheele is joined by Martin Rutte. They discuss how a worldwide movement of people becoming fully human and discovering who we are as humanity has begun changing the story of our world. Martin Rutte is an international speaker and consultant committed to reconnecting people and businesses with their natural source of creativity, innovation, and genius. He is president of Livelihood, a management consulting firm, and has worked with many of America's leading corporations to help expand their outlook and position themselves for the future. Martin's newest book, “Project Heaven on Earth,” helps you unlock your soul's deep longing for the kind of world you want and empowers the new story of what it means to be a human. Learn more and connect with Martin at www.MartinRutte.com. Paul Scheele, PhD, is an acclaimed innovator within the fields of neuro-linguistic programming, whole mind learning, preconscious processing, and accelerated learning. As co-founder of Learning Strategies, he has designed and developed over one hundred programs to stimulate personal and professional success, including the Paraliminals on the MINDTRX app. Others include “PhotoReading at 25,000 words a minute,” “Genius Code,” “Abundance for Life,” and “Future Mapping.” Paul guides people to meet critical challenges in their own lives as well as the world. And he helps them achieve extraordinary results in their relationships, work, finances, health, and spiritual well-being. He is the author of “PhotoReading,” “Natural Brilliance,” and “Drop Into Genius.” Learn more about Paul at www.LearningStrategies.com, www.MINDTRX.com, www.YouTube.com/LearningStrategies, and www.Facebook.com/LearningStrategies. To comment or ask a question about this episode please go to our channel on YouTube at https://youtu.be/-0KI9w6kJGI.

Martin Rutte, an international speaker and management consultant, is President of Livelihood Consulting, with offices in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, and Ranchos de Taos, NM. Martin has worked with such organizations as: The World Bank, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison, Virgin Records, Esso Petroleum, and London Life Insurance helping them expand their outlook and position themselves for the future. Martin s newest book is: Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world easily. He helps you discover what Heaven on Earth is for you and what simple, easy, concrete action you can take in the next 24 hours to begin making that real.

Do you think it's possible to change the world in which we live? Maybe so, but how can that happen? We see devastating stories on the news constantly. It seems our world is filled with tragedies – violence, corruption, and endless suffering. This can easily make us feel helpless and hopeless. Yet, there's an innate desire, a profound longing in each of us, for a world that works. We feel we want to do something, deep in our hearts, deep in our souls, which will actually take our planet to its next evolutionary level. As we enter this third millennium, our job is the conscious creation of Humanity's New Story, namely, Heaven on Earth. Listen as today's guest Martin Rutte elaborates on his vision and how his organization is going about achieving this goal through Project Heaven On Earth. Martin guides us through and asks us to contemplate three questions – and through those questions, we can begin to imagine and visualize a world of possibilities. Martin is an international speaker and consultant, and president of Livelihood, a creative leadership management consulting firm, in Santa Fe, NM. He is the co-author of “Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work.”  For more than 15 years he has been exploring people's vision for the kind of world they long for – Project Heaven on Earth. His new book is “Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 Simple Questions that Will Help You Change the World … Easily.”  He shows us that change really is possible!  Info: www.projectheavenonearth.com

Back in the 1990s, Martin Rutte earned his most prominent byline co-writing one of the famous Chicken Soup for the Soul books, which focused on incorporating spirituality into the workplace. Now residing in Charlottetown, PEI, Rutte is again working on a spiritual level—and the scale is far greater than just offices. A sought-after speaker and consultant, Rutte's newest endeavour, Project Heaven on Earth,_ translates the concept of tikkun olam to the wider world, questioning why humans can't create greater peace with themselves and their communities. While the project launched years ago, his book of the same name (2018) is especially timely now, as Jews move on from Yom Kippur and begin thinking about how they can better themselves and the world in the coming year. Rutte spoke with The CJN Daily earlier about his work, but also about how Jews in his home province struggled to keep high holiday services going during the recent post-tropical storm Fiona. Hear how he met a stranded American Jewish tourist on the island. All these struggles only underscore the importance of his messages of perseverence, altruism and faith. What we talked about: Learn about Project Heaven on Earth Credits The CJN Daily is written and hosted by Ellin Bessner (@ebessner on Twitter). Zachary Kauffman is the producer. Michael Fraiman is the executive producer. Our theme music is by Dov Beck-Levine. Our title sponsor is Metropia. We're a member of The CJN Podcast Network. To learn how to support the show by subscribing to this podcast, please watch this video.

Imagine a world where our visions for growth are shared freely among employees and citizens of communities and nations so that we can co-create our ideal future. Martin Rutte is fascinated with the development of vision for individuals, companies and communities. He was once a management consultant for companies like Apple and Sony and was a successful seminar leader. He co-authored Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work: Stories of Courage, Compassion and Creativity in the Workplace with Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Tim Clauss and Maida Rogerson. He envisions groups of people sharing and discussing their deeper, spiritual lives in the workplace to inspire growth, bringing us all closer to our shared ‘heaven on earth'. To align yourself with your heaven on earth, ask yourself these three questions: Recall a time when you experienced heaven on earth. What was going on? Imagine you have in your hand right now, a magic wand. And with that magic wand, you can have heaven on earth. What's heaven on earth for you? What simple, easy, concrete step will you take in the next 24 hours to have more of that. For more information, go to www.projectheavenonearth.com. You can find Martin's book, Project Heaven On Earth on Amazon. Buy three copies; one copy for you, one copy for someone who you know will love it, and one copy for someone you haven't met yet. If you buy a case from Amazon, with 20 or more copies, Martin will do a free one-hour consult or a free one-hour webinar for your group. Email proof of purchase to martin@projectheavenonearth.com. Raymond Aaron has shared his vision and wisdom on radio and television programs for over 40 years. He is the author of over 100 books, including Branding Small Business For Dummies, Double Your Income Doing What You Love, Canadian best-seller Chicken Soup for the Canadian Soul, and he co-authored the New York Times best-seller Chicken Soup for the Parent's Soul. www.Aaron.com

Today's guest is Martin Rutte. Martin is a speaker, consultant, and president of “Livelihood”, a management consulting firm, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His newest book is Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily. Martin asks me these 3 simple questions and dive deep into how this mindset can impact your personal and professional life and give you purpose and direction in everything you do.It's easy to look at life's tragedies and assume the worst. In just the last 2 years we've experienced 6,341,131 total Covid 19 deaths, 14,400 total deaths in the Russian Ukraine war and US Inflation is over 8.6%But Martin is here to shift the paradigm from a dystopian point of view, to the realization that you can create your own personal heaven on earth, and contribute to a collective heaven on earth for all of humanity. Highlights of this episode:Ryan answers the 3 "Heaven on Earth" questionsMartin analyzes Ryan's answersIs heaven on earth acheivable? Is your "heaven" simply your purpose?Does the past determine the future?It's not important whether you believe something is possibleHeaven at workOvercoming your constrained beliefsUnderstand Heaven through seeing Hell on EarthThe gateways and obstacles to heaven on earth"A project" or "to project"Examples of the manifestation of heaven on earthSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifyFollow on FacebookFollow on InstagramWatch Full Episodes and Clips on YouTube---------About the Guest:Martin RutteWebsiteBookLinkedIn

Episode 120 of Live Authentically features Martin Rutte, president of Livelihood, a management consulting firm. He is also the co-author of “Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work,” a New York Times Business Bestseller. In addition, for over 15 years with his Project Heaven on Earth, Martin has been learning what makes people human, and what they envision their dream world to be.Martin tells Pam that he lives authentically by seeing what's true for him. He says that he sees where he can leverage the difference he makes in the world.“I have to have time for laughter, puns and playing with people, and some intellectual stimulation. I like innovative, unique thinkers,” Martin said.In addition to that, Martin explains how he tries to be the person who will tell people the things they don't always want to hear– the negative stuff– but in a nice way. Constructive criticism overall, and we all know this can only help us grow. Martin says his goal with telling people the negative stuff is “to say that with some heart and soul and yet still get the message across.”Martin believes that the negative stuff should be told, but in a way that invites the person to continue the conversation.“You start with the positive, then you go to the negative and then you give another option,” Martin said. “... I like that a lot because it puts the no inside of a yes. It puts the no inside of forwarding the relationship.”For Martin, forwarding the relationship is one of his life purposes with his Project Heaven on Earth, which focuses on bringing people into the sphere of seeing their own personal heaven on Earth.“I'm fascinated, Pam, by the idea of the soul's dream we have for the kind of life and work and relationship and nation and world that we want,” Martin said, “And the idea popped into my head, ‘Oh, you mean Heaven on Earth.'”For Martin, the last 30 years have been about trying to evoke the “Heaven-on-Earth-knowing” within others. He mentions how it's so much easier to focus on hell that he instead wanted to know what heaven looked like to everyone else.To learn more about Martin Rutte and Project Heaven on Earth, listen to Episode 120 of the Live Authentically podcast or visit his website here. You can also follow him on Instagram or Facebook, too.

Cheryl Esposito welcomes Martin Rutte, a visionary in large-scale transformation, who has spent over 15 years exploring peoples' vision for the world they deeply long for. He realized that as human beings, we have forgotten our humanity. As humanity, we have no collective purpose. The story of being human and being humanity needs an upgrade. Project Heaven on Earth is Martin's work that has emerged into a movement, engaging people in profound, simple ways of transforming that story - and, thus the world - every day. The First Annual Global Heaven on Earth Day is March 7, 2022. Imagine people all over the world doing their part in shaping a new story of humanity. And... what if it's not as difficult as you think it is? Join Cheryl Esposito & Martin Rutte to discover Heaven on Earth & imagine a new story of Humanity.

Cheryl Esposito welcomes Martin Rutte, a visionary in large-scale transformation, who has spent over 15 years exploring peoples' vision for the world they deeply long for. He realized that as human beings, we have forgotten our humanity. As humanity, we have no collective purpose. The story of being human and being humanity needs an upgrade. Project Heaven on Earth is Martin's work that has emerged into a movement, engaging people in profound, simple ways of transforming that story - and, thus the world - every day. The First Annual Global Heaven on Earth Day is March 7, 2022. Imagine people all over the world doing their part in shaping a new story of humanity. And... what if it's not as difficult as you think it is? Join Cheryl Esposito & Martin Rutte to discover Heaven on Earth & imagine a new story of Humanity.

Martin Rutte is the co-author of the NYT's best selling book, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work with sales over 1.1 million in copies and translations into 24 languages. He's a dynamic international speaker and consultant. Martin is also the president of Livelihood, a management consulting firm in Santa Fe, Mexico and has worked with Fortune500 companies. He's been a keynote speaker at Harvard Business School for years and for the last 15 years, he's been exploring people's visions for the kind of world they deeply long for - Project Heaven on Earth. You don't want to miss this episode! In this episode, you'll learn: How to create heaven on earth 3 questions you want to very clear on to change the world The difference between spirituality and religion  Plus, so much more!! Don't forget...  We only spread our message when you share this knowledge with others that need it, so if you enjoy this episode, please share it on your social and tag @zanderfryer, and don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and give us a 5-star rating, so you don't miss any other great episodes. And for all our SYDLIC fans out there! If you've gotten any value from this podcast, don't forget to go to http://www.sydlicbook.com (www.sydlicbook.com) to grab your copy of Sh*t You Don't Learn in College Book! We're giving away bonus training and programs if you go to the website, or you can also go to Amazon to grab it there. For more info on Zander and Sh*t You Don't Learn In College, go to:  http://www.zanderfryer.com (www.zanderfryer.com)

Martin Rutte, a dynamic international speaker and consultant, is president of Livelihood, a management consulting firm, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. The company's areas of service include strategic vision, corporate spirit, performance management, facilitated dialogue, and creative leadership. Martin has worked with many corporations assisting them to expand their outlook and position themselves for the future: Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison, Virgin Records, Apple Computer, Marion Merrell Dow, and The World Bank. In Canada: Esso Petroleum, London Life Insurance and Labatt Breweries.   He addressed the Corporate Leadership & Ethics Forum of the Harvard Business School and returned for four years as keynote speaker. He has also twice addressed joint meetings of the American and Canadian Chambers of Commerce in Hong Kong. He is co-author of The New York Times Business Bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, with sales over 1.1 million copies and translations into 24 languages. For over 15 years he has been exploring peoples' vision for the kind of world they deeply long for – Project Heaven on Earth. He has contributed chapters on Heaven on Earth in these books: How to Achieve A Heaven on Earth; Seeking the Sacred; and, Glimpses of Heaven on Earth. His newest book is Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily. He sees Heaven on Earth as the new story of what it means to be a human and what it means to be Humanity.   Martin's pioneering work on spirituality in the workplace was featured in an address he gave to The World Bank which was shown in part on the ABC-TV special, Creativity: Touching the Divine. He was a keynote speaker at all six international conferences on spirituality in business in Mexico. Martin was also Co-Founder and Chair of the Board of the Centre for Spirituality and the Workplace, Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary's University, Halifax, Canada. He has given talks and workshops globally in: Brazil, Britain, Canada, Germany, Mexico, New Zealand, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands, & the U.S. Articles on his innovative work have appeared in: The New York Times, The Miami Herald, The Wall Street Journal, South China Morning Post, Personnel Journal, US News and World Report, The Toronto Star and The Boston Globe. Martin has served as a board member of Money Concepts Canada, Global Family, The Hunger Project Canada, and as a committee member of The Canadian Cancer Society. Martin is also a member of The Transformational Leadership Council and was a recipient of the ‘Excellence in Leadership' award. He has been happily married to Maida for over 45 years. Here Martin and Dawson discuss: * Hell on earth, why not about heaven on earth? * What does heaven on earth look like to you? * When we commit, we attract resources to us miraculously * Your dream may be small, but when you commit, it grows * The four gateways to heaven on earth For more about Martin Rutte: http://martinrutte.com/ For more about Dr. Dawson Church: http://dawsongift.com/ #eft #eftuniverse #meditation #mindtomatter #blissbrain #dream #heaven #fourgateways 

Martin Rutte is one of the most daring visionaries I know, willing to ask the questions no one else dares to ask. He has a rich background as a corporate consultant and co-authored the New York Times bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work. His newest book is: Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily. He says that we all innately know Heaven on Earth, and has the audacity to assert that this can be our reality. He calls those that take on Heaven on Earth projects ‘Heaven Makers' and he's supported these Heaven Makers in launching Heaven on Earth projects in every sector of society, from government to businesses and non-profits to community organizations around the world. Martin shares deeply and honestly how he responds to his soul's call and the concrete steps he takes to help make his vision a reality. He'll help you do the same in this episode! You can learn more about Martin and his work here: Web: www.ProjectHeavenonEarth.com Consulting Web: www.MartinRutte.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-rutte-306bb9a/ Book: ‘Project Heaven on Earth' on Amazon: http://tinyurl.com/HeavenUS Gift: Free 7 Day ‘One Week to Simply Begin Creating Heaven on Earth': http://www.projectheavenonearth.com/

We all want to create a better world. But what if we each had the power to create Heaven on Earth? International speaker, consultant, and co-author of Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, Martin Rutte joins me for a powerful episode of The Spark, as we explore the ways that you can begin to co-create Heaven on Earth, within yourself and in our world. Martin's book, Project Heaven on Earth is a roadmap to the eight gateways to creating change on every level from the micro inner level and the macro level for humanity and our world as well. An inspiring and uplifting episode that will leaving you feeling empowered to be the change you want to see in the world.

•    Now, let me tell you what's happened since I've come up with all of these, with these three questions, over the years, I've seen what I call the gateways or when you ask these three questions over and over and over and over, thousands of times what I began to see was patterns in the answers... What I call the heaven on earth gateways. And so what are they? One is internal, there are people who say, the way you create heaven on earth is by creating within the more heaven on earth, within the mark will show up out in the world. So these people go, they take art courses, dance courses, anything to have that divine self come up, or they go to therapy to clean up hurts and traumas in the past, all of that, so they can have more evident earth internally. And we have people who say heaven on earth is about relationships with myself, with another, with others, with God. There are people who say heaven on earth is about living a value, love, harmony, joy. Those people say, the more of that big value in the world, the more they will be having on earth than there are people who say, Well, what about the sufferings in the world? So for them, the gateway is and suffering, not make it better, end it. (3:40)•    Well, and now let me go to the next piece which is, let me talk about some of the examples of what people are doing, because I find that by thinking about the examples, the actual physical, tangible examples in the world, it inspires people. So let's start simple. A woman in Hawaii, Susan Alina Fryer. I did a seminar in Hawaii and she saw, can I do it as well? What do you do? I teach people how to grow micro-greens, which are little green plants that grow in about 10 days, and then you cut them and you blend them up and you drink them, and they're healthy drink. And I said, Oh, okay, so what's heaven on earth for you? And I don't have her exact words, but it was something like to recreate the Garden of Eden, and I went, That's it. Don't you get it, what you're doing with teaching, your program is helping to re-create the garden... And she went, Oh my God, you're right, you're right. And so she's now embedded in every email that she sends out, her definition of Heaven On Earth, she asked question number two, imagine you have a magic wand, and with it you can have heaven on earth. What's heaven on earth for you? And she talks about recreating the garden. (7:18)•     Let me give you a couple more because you see the range, as we go up. We have a woman in Austria, Elizabeth, who said, Oh well, I know my project, because I was asking what's your Heaven On Earth project? And she said, Well, Austria's a heaven on earth, and I said, Whoa, well, yes, because Martin it's simple. And she taught me the value of simple, I don't know what your simple is, but you do for her. Simple was Austria's Heaven On Earth Nation. She's taken a copy of my book Project Heaven On Earth to the President of the country. She's a Catholic, she organized on Halloween a session at the local monastery where people came in, they got a little magic wand and they went around to different stations around the monastery, some of which asked the three have a questions that I just asked you, obviously in German. She went to the local priest who asked the three questions in one of his sermons, and this woman is... She gave away for Christmas one year, shoes that were engraved in German with Heaven On Earth, so that when people walk in the snow, they leave this pattern. (12:27)•     He has a new program called Africa, a Heaven On Earth Continent. Wow. And if we have a guy in Canada is getting his PhD in Heaven On Earth, so I know it goes on and on and on, but I think you get that if you think of heaven on earth like that, it's a metaphoric software program that allows this new possibility to exist, like any software program, you download it, you open it up, you boot it up and it says to you, Okay, here's a whole bunch of new possibilities that you never even thought of, and I need your input. I need you to make it real. How are you gonna do that? (14:53) WAYS TO CONNECT:Visit my website: healintohappiness.comFollow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Heal-Into-HappyTwitter: @healintohappy

•     I really, I want to learn from you. What is it? And so that, doing that hundreds and hundreds of times, I came up with these three questions, and you and I didn't talk about this prior to the interview, but are you willing to answer my questions? Absolutely. And as I'm asking you, I want you, the listener to answer the same question, so here's question one, recall a time when you experience heaven on earth, what was going on? (7:06)•     It's because you have within you what I call the already knowing about what heaven on earth is, and so when I say recall the time you experience heaven on earth, you can go right to that time when your daughter was born, placed on your chest, so there isn't already knowing what they know about what it is, or you couldn't have answered the question and I didn't define it.(10:27)•     Every time somebody shares what they're having on earth is it opens the space even deeper for others to share, even though the answers are different. Okay, so the magic wand removes the necessity of having to know how... And without the necessity of having to know how big... Bingo, you go right into the What, which is where I want you to go, and then we go to the third question. What's simple, easy, concrete step you take in the next 24 hours to move that forward, because I don't want to just leave you an answer number two, which is the discovery of what happen on Earth is for you. (12:28)•    But we are so free that we can choose to suffer or we can choose to do this co-creation, and so I'm really excited that more and more of us are feeling into... Okay, I'm un-hooking from all of that and I am going on my own way and I'm creating, and I feel like there's a lot of us that are starting to light up that path, so it doesn't even need to be scary, like we are here, we're here to support love and encourage more and more co-creating. (17:54) ABOUT MARTIN:Martin Rutte is an international speaker and consultant committed to reconnecting people and business with their natural source of creativity, innovation and genius.As president of Livelihood, a management consulting firm with offices in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, and Ranchos De Taos, NM, USA, he explores the deeper meaning of work and its contribution to society.The company's areas of service include: strategic vision, corporate spirit, dialogue and creative leadership.Martin has worked with many of America's leading corporations including: Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison, The World Bank, Virgin Records and Apple Computer, assisting them to expand their outlook and position themselves for the future.He was the first Canadian to address the Corporate Leadership & Ethics Forum of the Harvard Business School, and returned for four consecutive years as a keynote speaker.His pioneering work on spirituality in the workplace was featured on the ABC-TV special, Creativity: Touching the Divine.He has been a speaker at all six international conferences on Spirituality in Business in Mexico, and has spoken at conferences on this topic in: Canada, USA, Mexico, Brazil, South Africa, New Zealand and Germany.He is co-author of the New York Times business bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work with sales of over one million copies and translations into 15 languages.Mr. Rutte's newest book is Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily. The book explores the desire and longing you have for a world that works. It helps unlock your vision for the kind of world you want. It empowers the new story of what it means to be a human and what it means to be humanity.He has delivered in-person workshops on Project Heaven on Earth in: Canada, USA, Sweden, England, Germany, Brazil, Mexico, Spain, Sweden & Costa Rica. In addition he has delivered on line workshops and webinars to a global audience.Articles on his innovative work have appeared in: The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, US News & World Report, The Los Angeles Times, The Miami Herald, The Boston Globe, The Toronto Globe & Mail, and, The Cape Times.He was the co-founder and Chair of the Board of Canada's first academic Centre for Spirituality and the Workplace, at the Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia. He is also a past member of the editorial board of The Journal of Management, Spirituality and Religion.Mr. Rutte has served as Vice-President of Pardes Yisroel synagogue in Santa Fe, NM. He has also served as a board member of: Money Concepts Canada, Global Family, The Hunger Project Canada, and as a committee member of The Canadian Cancer Society.MARTIN”S BOOK:Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily:Get the bookWAYS TO CONNECT WITH MARTIN:• MartinRutte.com• ProjectHeavenOnEarth.comWAYS TO CONNECT WITH LARK:Visit my website: healintohappiness.comFollow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Heal-Into-HappyTwitter: @healintohappy

Jayne interviews Martin Rutte. Martin is the author of the book “Heaven on Earth”. After working with some big organizations, one day while writing a speech, he thought “If we could transform business through spirituality, we could transform the world”. - then the thought popped into his mind, “oh ya, that would be heaven on Earth”. Now he teaches and inspires others to create their own path to heaven on Earth. Come get inspired and spiral up with us! #jaynemarquis #mindbody #heavenonearth #inspiration #mindwealth #health For more episodes - My Linktree: https://linktr.ee/INpoweredhealth ProjectHeavenOnEarth.com This podcast is for information purposes only and represents the views and opinions of the speakers. The information presented is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. We recommend you seek the advice of a licensed healthcare practitioner before beginning any natural, complimentary, or conventional treatment.

Martin Rutte is an international speaker and management consultant.  As President of Livelihood, a management consulting firm with offices in New Mexico, USA, and Prince Edward Island, Canada, he explores the deeper meaning of work and its contribution to society.       Martin has helped many organizations position themselves for the future: The World Bank, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison, Virgin Records, Esso Petroleum and London Life Insurance.  He was the first Canadian to address the Corporate Leadership & Ethics Forum of The Harvard Business School, returning for four consecutive years.  Martin is co-founder and past Chair of the Board of the Centre for Spirituality and the Workplace, Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, Canada.   He is a co-author of The New York Times business bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, with over one million copies sold.  His newest book, available on Amazon, is: Project Heaven on Earth:  The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily explores the deep yearning for the kind of world you want and the simple, easy, concrete steps you can take to make that happen.  Martin calls that discovering what Heaven on Earth is for you and activating a simple plan to begin making it real.     Contact Martin: Website Project Heaven on Earth Homepage LinkedIn

Tree removal competes with Spring Break weaving and the stuffing of Frog and Toad for the content this week. You never know what you'll hear about on the Two Ewes show! Show notes with full transcript, photos, and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Subscribe on Android or Subscribe on Google Podcasts Marsha’s Projects Walk Along tee by Ankestrick (Ravelry link) Abington Mitts by Jennifer Lassonde (Ravelry link) Almost done. Just the thumb to finish. In the evenings I've been spinning the green and brown merino. Kelly’s Projects  Iced Matcha socks (Ravelry link) from the Coffee Socks Collection by Dots Dabbles Designs. I’m using Invictus Yarns Seraphic. It is a merino/cashmere/silk yarn in a gray blue purple tonal color. I want to knit more with this yarn base! I started stuffing Frog from Frog and Toad (Ravelry link) from frogandcast.com. I’m using the crushed walnut and it is staying inside and not coming through the fabric. Frog is currently sitting in a tumbler with a funnel in his head! I realized I should put the needles into the provisional cast on before I start filling them so I will be ready to kitchener the top. I anticipate it will be somewhat messy.  Canvas weave sampler (Ravelry link) from JST Online Guild. Throughout spring break I spent time weaving and watching the Canvas Weave videos of Season 5. I used the warp that I wound at Christmas and adapted the sampler threading to fit the number of threads I had. I wove a dresser scarf for the linen cupboard, 5 dishtowels, and a small hand towel.  I had Cesar Chavez day off and I got the Reading in Bed blanket (Ravelry link) threaded onto the loom and ready to start weaving. This is all using my handspun yarn. With 6 epi compared to 22 epi  and a 3 yard warp instead of a 7 yard warp it went really fast! Like the difference between a fingering weight sweater and an Aran weight sweater.  News/Other Extremities Knit/Crochet Along This KAL/CAL was inspired by the generous donation of these patterns: Abington Mitts, Jennifer Lassonde, Down Cellar Studio Coffee Socks Collection, Dotsdabbles Designs, Deborah It ends on April 25, 2021. Knit anything for your extremities (hands, arms, legs, feet). Transcript Marsha 00:03 Hi, this is Marsha   Kelly 00:04 and this is Kelly.   Marsha 00:05 We are the Two Ewes of Two Ewes Fiber Adventures. Thanks for stopping by.   Kelly 00:09 You'll hear about knitting, spinning, dyeing, crocheting, and just about anything else we can think of as a way to play with string.   Marsha 00:17 We blog and post show notes at Two Ewes Fiber Adventures dot com.   Kelly 00:22 And we invite you to join our Two Ewes Fiber Adventures group on Ravelry. I'm 1hudredprojects   Marsha 00:29 and I am betterinmotion. We are both on Instagram and Ravelry. And we look forward to meeting you there.   Both 00:35 Enjoy the episode.   Marsha 00:43 Hi, Kelly.   Kelly 00:44 Hey, Marsha. How's it going?   Marsha 00:45 Pretty good.   Kelly 00:47 Good.   Marsha 00:48 lots going on here.   Kelly 00:49 Yeah, nothing noisy, though. We waited till late enough that all the noise is gone.   Marsha 00:54 Yes. We were actually.. were scheduled to record yesterday but moved it to today because yesterday, I had the Alaskan yellow cedar   Kelly 01:06 bonsai!   Marsha 01:07 Yeah, the former so I just the former bonsai. So I think I talked about this. But in case I didn't a really quick story about this is when my parents bought this house in 1962, there was a Japanese garden between the two houses that actually belonged to the neighbors. And in that Japanese garden was a bonsaied Alaskan yellow cedar. That was maybe four feet tall. And years have passed.   Kelly 01:38 Yes, I can say because I was born in 1962. So yeah, 59 years have passed   Marsha 01:44 yes have passed. Anyway, it was about 40 feet tall, and had grown. There were originally five trunks. And two are removed. I was able to remove two of them a few years ago, because the reason I wanted to get rid of this tree is it had damaged the sewer line. And we had to put in a new sewer line, irrigation line, the new deck, and a new roof. So it does so much damage that it was-- it had to go. And here's the real reason. Last summer sitting on the new deck, I got hit twice by bird poop! Because the crows would hang out in the tree. That's the real reason. [laughing]   Kelly 02:28 Well, the palm tree next door, the date palm or? Yeah, I think it was like a date palm next door, was taken down yesterday, also. So we would have had tree work at one of our houses regardless. And Robert saw the owner of the house this morning. And he's like, what happened to the tree? And he said, Oh, it was old it had to go. Which there was nothing wrong with that palm tree. I'm not a particularly big fan of palm trees. But it was it was a nice--I mean, it was a pretty nice specimen. If you like palm trees. In your case, you really actually did have a good reason to get rid of the tree. Not just yeah,   Marsha 03:11 It had done so much damage. Yeah. And it is just, I mean, I'll put on it... I have not posted any pictures yet on Instagram. I'll post pictures and when people see... Yeah, you know what it was like, but it was kind of a an emotional day, just because I don't like cutting down trees. I mean, this was a, it was a spectacular tree. It had been beautiful at one time, but it's just so big and in completely the wrong place and cutting off light. So my bedroom is much lighter, the kitchen is much, much lighter. But mostly it was just the damage. And then, you know,   Kelly 03:49 Well and the fact that it was right next to the neighbor's garage, and pulling up things that it shouldn't   Marsha 03:55 Yeah, it's about a half inch from the neighbor's garage, you know. So anyway, it's been a long process, I won't go into the whole thing. But have you have to get a permit in the city of Seattle to have a tree taken down, especially a tree this size. And it was it was a long, a long journey. But they finally got the permit. And they came yesterday and cut the tree down. I got the estimate and signed the contract in August, last August. And I can-- got the -- I think was on Thursday or Friday of last week. I got the email from the company that was going to cut the tree down that they had received the permit and they had scheduled me gave me the date that the tree was scheduled to come down. I said that's great. And so then I call them on Monday to confirm because it's in the contract and I confirm, I confirm once again that they are bringing protection for my new deck. Because this tree is sandwiched between my deck, it's, it's about four inches from my deck, the base of the tree. And so I had confirmed that they were going to bring protection and put something down on the deck. And they arrived at nine o'clock in the morning with nothing, no plywood to put on the deck. And the guy who was-- I found out later was the manager of the crew was a little snippy with me, a little rude. And I was like... and I kind of have that feeling of like, What do I do? And I decided, you know, WWRD, what would Robert do? And Robert would go out there and tell him to stop until they got the plywood. So I went out there and I told them to stop. And they said, okay, and they stopped for a few minutes. And then I went back in the house, and I saw they were dropping branches again. So I went back out and I said they have to, I said, I told you to stop, you need to stop. I've called the company. And they are sending plywood and you need to-- I'm telling you--you need to wait until the plywood arrives. So they stood there on my deck. And I went and made a cup of coffee and I sat in my breakfast nook, which is right overlooking and I just sat in the window so they could see me and then they just stopped. They dropped--put all their tools down at that point and went and sat in their trucks.   Kelly 06:40 Cursing out Old Lady Failor   Marsha 06:42 Yes. But I, you know, like in the end, I want to say something sort of sexist. I... it... there's moments like this when I wish I had a man. But you know that because I sometimes feel being female. And now, you know, when...when I was... Well, I think it's always been this way, just being female, that I think that I'm discounted in some way and especially when I was younger. And then when you get older, you're discounted in another way. Right? And I...and it's...and so I just thought, you know, Robert would go out there and tell them no, you're stopping! Because they all said to me, Well, we have insurance to cover any damage to the deck. But my point is, I don't want to have any damage done. I don't want to go down that path of having to deal with it. I don't even want to deal with having a damaged deck.   Kelly 07:36 Why? Why would you want.. Yes. Why would you not take precautions rather than just say, Oh, I have insurance in case something happened?   Marsha 07:42 Yes!   Kelly 07:43 That does not make sense.   Marsha 07:45 Yeah. So yeah. So I'm glad I did it. And then I did go out afterwards... So I'm not gonna say the name of the company because they ended up being great. And the we had a rough start. But they once the plywood came, the guys got to work, there was a crew of five. And I was watching them. And it really is remarkable what they were doing because they have to climb up into the tree. And it's 40 feet. They're up there. 40 feet with rope. You've had tree work done. So you know   Kelly 08:14 my tree work, yes,endless tree work.   Marsha 08:17 And then they, you know, they tie every branch. Before they cut it it's tied onto a rope and then it's lowered down. So there's..it's not like they're just up there dropping wood, you know, they're very careful. And such a tight area that they had to work in with two houses and a garage and the infamous deck. So I went out at the same time they're doing all of this. First Mark and then later on Ben and I were working on the garage roof because we've had to do some patching because it was leaking. And so we were...that's another whole story for another episode of the podcast, but we're up there working on this roof. And I came down at one point. And while I was up there working, I got to thinking, I wonder if there was just like... Oh, I know what it was! It was when the the young woman from the company arrived in the pickup truck with the plywood. She then said to me, okay, now we're grinding out the stump, right? And I said, No, we're not because first of all, it was too expensive. But also, they couldn't.. if now that the deck is built, they can't get the machinery in there. And just to grind out the stump was going to be the same price as removing the tree. And it doesn't matter. It's an area once the my fence is up it's like a no man's land. Nobody goes over there. So I wasn't going to do that. And so then I started thinking about that. I thought, how come she didn't remember that I'm not having the the stump removed?   Marsha 09:43 So the young man who was the foreman of this group, this team that removed the tree I said to him, you know, when he had a quiet moment, he was smoking a cigarette, and I said, Hey, can we just talk for a minute? And I could just tell he's like, Oh my god, what's this woman want now? But I went, I said to him, I said, I just want to talk about this morning. And I said, I think we were both a little irritated with one another. And I said, I got to thinking, is it perhaps you were not getting any inf...? Were you given any information about the job before you arrived? And he said, No, I was given your address and told to cut down the Alaskan yellow cedar. He said, I had no idea that there was a deck. I had no idea that it was sandwiched between these two houses. I had no idea that it's like an inch from the the garage and three inches or four inches from your deck. He's had nothing. Yeah. So and he said, I came in you know, it's a dangerous job. And so his adrenaline gets a little up, which I understand after having watched them.   Kelly 10:43 and especially if you arrive and find all these obstacles that you have to be worried about.   Marsha 10:48 Exactly. And then he said, you know, and he said me, I apologize to you, too. He said, I was kind of rude to you. And he...and he was he was very rude to me! And I said, you know, I accept it. I said, that's fine. I said, I think we were both a little frustrated with one another. And he said, Yeah, yeah, he was not given any information about what his job was going to be. As I say, we figuratively, not literally, kissed and made up. [laughing]   Kelly 11:14 There was no kissing. [laughing]   Marsha 11:16 Yeah, there was no kissing   Kelly 11:17 No actual kissing that occurred!   Marsha 11:19 And he was a very... and, he started talking. He's a very interesting man. He's actually a certified arborist. And so we started talking about the other trees in the back garden and things that he said he would like to come back and, you know, work on them, because he said they they need some help, which they do. Yeah, they definitely do. They've, I mean, the whole garden needs some work. So anyway, it turned out fine.   Kelly 11:43 Well, and I, I can vouch for having an arborist do the work as opposed to just a tree service with the trees in our yard. But But I have to , you know, you said the tree was in the wrong place. So there was one arborist that we had that-- he's actually too busy now and working mostly on the Monterey Peninsula side of the county--and so we haven't been able to use him, but he was really good. And, and so one day, he was talking and he's like, you know, this... Robert had planted... We have Monterey Cypress, really large ones in the yard. And there were some babies. And so, you know, thinking sentimentally as you do, like, oh, we'd like to grow one of these babies to replace them. Because our cypresses are at the end of their life. And you know, the death of a tree could take 100 years, but they're definitely in the, the death side of their-- not necessarily tree hospice. But you know, they're on the downward slope of life, most. And some of them are gone, and have had to be removed. So anyway, Robert had planted one of these babies, and he's like, you don't want this tree here. You really don't want this tree here! Because by the time it gets to the point where it needs work, I'm going to be too old and you're going to be too old. So I started talking to him about like, well, what tree should we plant? And we have a lot of space. You know, there's quite a bit of space. Like, well, what tree would work?. And he reminded, he reminded me of me in the summer that I volunteered at the SPCA where people would come in to adopt a dog. And I would be like, read their application. Like, in my head. I knew they were going to adopt a dog. But in my head, I was like, No, no, this is not a good enough family. No, this is not good enough! And basically, there was no tree that was right for the space. He cared so much about the trees having the right habitat, that he he practically couldn't tell me a tree that I could plant to replace the cypresses because it would, it would like physically hurt him to be in the wrong place, right? To not have the habitat that it deserved, like the Monterey Cypresses deserve the habitat of highway one, where the wind is pruning them, and they can break all they want and they can have all these broken hangers. And you know, it doesn't matter, but the wind keeps them pruned. Anyway, it's just like, I couldn't get him to tell me like he was so so so... I don't know, just so reluctant to tell me a tree that would be right. I really can vouch for having an arborist. They do a great job making sure that the trees in your yard are not just cut right but that you know information about them.   Marsha 14:59 Yeah. So I even gave him cuttings. So he was excited about something that's in the garden. Yeah. So I gave him cuttings. So   Kelly 15:12 You know the other thing about about that job that I think about whenever we have...Here again, 15 minutes in, and we're still talking about trees! [laughing]   Marsha 15:21 More than that!   Kelly 15:24 But when I, when when we have three work done, I'll always think about, you know, like, as a job. Anybody who likes to climb, like Ben likes to climb. I don't know if he would like to climb trees, but you know, people who like climb, who like to work outside who like... I mean, there's there's some science involved to the arborist job. But there's also the working outside and the climbing and it just seems like an interesting... It seems like it would be an interesting career choice that people wouldn't necessarily think of.   Marsha 16:00 Well, and there's a there's a real skill set, because you have to know how things are going to fall.   Marsha 16:07 Right.   Kelly 16:07 How to cut so they grow the right direction.   Marsha 16:10 Oh, yeah.   Kelly 16:12 What to cut to make the tree not grow in a funky way?   Marsha 16:17 I was thinking, Well, I was just thinking, Yes, that's true. Yes, you have to... In fact, Ben has said that he is interested interested in that, too. You know, the, the being an arborist. But just watching these guys with the ropes, you know, going up there that you've got a chainsaw, so you have to be strong. But a lot of it is, is I think, sort of like what Ben, how Ben talks about rock climbing. It's not so much about strength, but it's about skill, you know, using using your body the right way and, and, and using your tools to um... what's the right word... is like leverage. Yeah, that's not the right word. I don't know. But you know, to, like, block and tackle.   Kelly 16:59 Right, right.   Marsha 16:59 If you just had a rope you couldn't move it, but if you have the block and tackle you can move something. Yeah, I was so thinking that way.   Kelly 17:05 It was a real problem solving.   Marsha 17:07 But the other thing is funny is like you were talking about, you know, it always hurts you a little bit to take a tree down.   Kelly 17:12 Yeah. Yeah, even the palm tree that I didn't like, I was sad to see it go.   Marsha 17:16 Yeah, and so it was, it was just, it was a difficult day, in a lot of ways. Because I had to go I had to channel Robert and and... you know. Or, as I say, pull up my big girl panties. And go out there and tell him to stop. It was kind of emotional, too, just because I don't like that--cutting down a tree. And honestly, if this tree had been in a different spot in the garden, it would still be there. Right? It just it was in the wrong spot. And I have another, that deodar cedar out in the front yard, which I will never get rid of. It's beautiful and I've spent a lot of money you know, having work done to it to make it..to keep it. And so it does hurt to get rid of it and so I was kind of emotional and when Ben finally arrived to help me with a roof and I said to him you know I'm just kind of emotional about the tree and I was all... And he says to me, Oh My God, grow a pair! [laughing]   Kelly 18:27 Someday he'll be sentimental about something.   Marsha 18:29 Yeah, he's not sentimenal now, he's too young. Right now he's too young to be sentimental about anything   Kelly 18:35 That's right.   Marsha 18:36 Mostly it's just the idea that I don't like cutting down a tree. Well, anyway,   Kelly 18:40 Well, you could plant another one.   Marsha 18:42 No, I'm not going to plant another one. [laughing]   Kelly 18:43 No, I don't mean in that spot. I mean you can plant another tree somewhere.   Marsha 18:48 Oh, I can plant another tree. Yes. Well actually what I really like to have is an apple tree   Kelly 18:54 so there you go.   Marsha 18:56 Okay, so Kelly!   Kelly 18:58 Knitting!   Marsha 18:58 I'm now looking at this is 20 minutes and 40 seconds of tree talk. So let's get on to   Kelly 19:08 There's fiber in wood!   Marsha 19:10 That's true. [laughing] So let's go on about projects. So I don't have very much so I think I'm just gonna go first.   Kelly 19:19 Okay. Do it.   Marsha 19:20 I don't have very much. So I have really nothing to report on the walk along tee. I've knit on it a little bit but I've not made very much progress because other things have been going on. And mostly I've been spinning. So every night I've been spinning on the the Merino in the green and then the bitter chocolate. And so I almost have enough now that I can start plying it.   Kelly 19:48 Oh cool!   Marsha 19:49 And then I am almost done with the second Abington Mitt by Jennifer Lassonde. I bound off the second mott. And I just now have to go and pick up the stitches for the thumb.   Kelly 20:07 Oh, you just have one thumb left to do that's it?   Marsha 20:10 One thumb. And it's only... I only have to pick up 12 stitches.   Kelly 20:13 Oh my gosh. Yeah.   Marsha 20:14 And and knit five rows. So yeah, I'm so close. Very hoping this will not be the like the skull. [laughing]   Kelly 20:24 Don't jinx yourself by saying that! [laughing]   Marsha 20:26 Yeah, so maybe tonight, I should just finish it so...   Kelly 20:30 Nice.   Marsha 20:31 Anyway, I like them a lot. So anyway, that's all I really have. Oh, that's it. I don't have much to report.   Kelly 20:39 All right. Well, I have a lot because last week was spring break. This week we have Cesar Chavez day. So I'm not sure why... I'm not going to get into a whole calendar and union discussion on top of the tree discussion, but I am not really sure why the union decided not to give us Easter week off as our spring break, because then   Marsha 21:05 Yeah, that's odd.   Kelly 21:06 Cesar Chavez day would have been in the middle of spring break, and not an additional holiday. But instead, they split the 16 week calendar into halves, and gave us spring break after week eight, which was the week before Easter week. So I had spring break, came back, now I have Cesar Chavez day off, and then go back to work. So weird. But anyway, the end result of it is great, because I got a lot of stuff done. So I have been working. In fact, I'm working right now on the Iced Matcha socks from the Coffee Socks Collection by Dotsdabbles Designs, and I finished the first sock. And I've got the... I'm at the top of the second sock, I've got the cuff finished. And then I'm starting on the pattern. And I think I mentioned this before, it's not really cable either way I thought it looked. It's more purl stitches. But it's really fun, really easy to memorize. And I also, I should take a picture of it showing the inside. Because even though it's... even though it's just done with purl stitches, that the design on the inside makes these ribs that are curvy. So you have this like, I don't know, they're like wobbly ribs. I really like the inside, I think I might make a sock that was wobbly ribbing. The outside is a three by one rib. It's...that's the base. And the pattern is a three by one rib. So the top of the sock is a three by one rib. So if you look on the inside, you have a one, one stockinette stitch going up, right. When you get out of the ribbing that one stockinette stitch curves in and then curves out and then curves back in and curves back out. And so you've got this really interesting, ribbed pattern on the inside that I would not have expected based on what's on the outside.   Marsha 23:12 Oh, that is so pretty.   Kelly 23:14 You would not expect even though it's just purls and knits on the backside makes that sort of wobbly rib.   Marsha 23:22 Mm hmm.   Kelly 23:23 So I think I might use this again and make socks inside out. Well, you know, inside out from this pattern. Yeah, and have that wobbly rib pattern. It's really pretty. So and I love the yarn. It's a it's got some heft to it because of the silk and maybe because of the cashmere. Nice and soft. And I love the color. It's a bluey-purple color. So anyway, Iced Matcha socks, Invictus yarn, Seraphic. And it's a Merino, cashmere silk yarn. And it's really nice. The other thing that I've been working on, I've basically finished all the knitting for Frog and Toad. And I got excited and started stuffing Frog with the crush walnuts-- walnut shells, and I figured out Okay, I'm gonna use a funnel because I don't want these things all over the place. And I put them into one of my really tall glasses. So he's sitting inside of a glass with a funnel in his head, like   Marsha 24:25 Like a specimen, right?   Kelly 24:26 Yeah! And he has a funnel, the open crevice of his head. Then, you know, his provisional cast on and I start stuffing him and I'm poking this stuffing down into those legs and poking into the arms and suddenly I realized, Oh My God! When I get the stuffing all the way up to the head, I have to be ready to knit him closed. You know, do my, my kitchener stitch. I haven't even picked up the provisional stitches. So I thought okay, Kelly, just stop. put this aside. Come back to it. Pick up all those stitches. And then you know, do the job, right? Don't just get excited that you can stuff...start stuffing him. So he, right now he's sitting in a glass on my kitchen table with a funnel in his head.   Marsha 25:15 I say like Doc Ricketts. [laughing]   Kelly 25:18 Like Doc Ricketts lab. [laughing] Yeah. So anyway, but all the clothes are done, I just have to fill them up, fill up Toad and kitchener the the head together. And that's, I think I might do that outside. Because that seems like it could be a very messy job with all those crushed walnut shells. So yeah, but they have to be done by Sunday. So I don't have a lot of time. But I have a little bit of time to get that finished. Because I'm gonna take them over to, I'm gonna take them over to Faye and take Kye his books on Easter. So drop those off. Do a drive-by, drive-by drop-off because I still-- I will have my second vaccine because I have it on Saturday. But you know, I mean, the full immunity doesn't happen for 14 days. So I'm still going to be careful when I see them. But I will drop it off on Easter. So that's Frog and Toad. And I'm already starting to forget how fiddly they were and thinking, Oh, I could make another set. I have a colleague whose daughter is the same age as Faye. And I thought, Oh, you know what? I should get another set of those books and make another Frog and Toad. I don't know if I'll do it, but but I am kind of forgetting the pain of the fiddly-ness. Oh, and then I have weaving!   Marsha 26:43 Mm hmm. I saw your post on Instagram. You've been busy. Mm hmm.   Kelly 26:48 Spring Break I declared myself a weaving retreat. I cleaned house Saturday and Sunday of spring break. I edited the podcast on Monday of spring break and did a little bit more housework. And laundry, I think. And then I declared the rest of spring break to be a weaving retreat. And so basically all I did was weave. The last day I didn't stop for lunch. I just wove. Like all day long, I wove. Dinner was on our own. You know, there was just me and Robert here and we just ate while we wanted. And I just wove all day the last day of my of my designated weaving retreat. So I did the canvas weave sampler from the Jane Stafford guild online. And what I turned it into was instead of doing just one long sampler I made the first part of it... was a... I called it a dresser scarf, like a little table runner, but for a dresser. And so I made a little and I don't know, is there another name for it?   Marsha 27:57 Well, runner, I guess but I don't know.   Kelly 28:00 Yeah.   Marsha 28:01 I don't know,   Kelly 28:02 Like a like a, a woven doily, you know. So anyway, I made a cover, a top table topper, dresser scarf for the cabinet that Robert has for the linens in the dining room.   Marsha 28:17 Mm hmm.   Kelly 28:18 And so it's a little wider than I would like it. And he expected it to, like, flow over the edges. And I didn't do that. I made it like stop at the top not hang over. So I did that first that was just plain canvas weave. And then it was bright white because I used the warp that I had put on--the warp that I had a wound at Christmas time that was white with red trim. And I wove it with white and then I tea-dyed it. So now it's beige and looks a lot better. So that was the first thing and then after that I made towels, and I made I think six towels altogether. Five dish towels and a hand towel and did a whole bunch of different experimenting and used a whole bunch of colors. I had just a fabulous time! I got them washed, washed them up, hemmed them up. The only thing that's not quite finished is I'm going to hand hem the thing I made for Robert and that's not--that is not done but the first hem is done like the the sewn... you know to get the raw edge out of the way and then I'm going to turn it and hem it by hand the last hem so.   Marsha 29:35 Wow, impressive.   Kelly 29:36 Yeah, it was.. that was a lot of weaving. I was tired.   Marsha 29:41 And it--was it sort of cathartic to just to do that after all of the the first half of the quarter?   Kelly 29:49 Oh yeah, I totally. I totally felt like making things is my mental health. Like just the ability to just stand there at the loom and just make stuff was... Yeah, it was it was so... rejuvenating, I guess would be the word. Yeah, it was! It was great. And I watched the Jane Stafford videos and I watched my, the knitting men video podcasts that I that I started watching a little while ago, I caught up on those and... Sweet Tea, No Shade and Needles at the Ready. And then I watched all the, you know, some other knitting podcasts, and I watched Netflix. And you know, just standing there at the loom with a computer going, and thinking, and just making, I just felt really, really good. So that was fun. And then I thought, Okay, well, weaving's gonna be on a hold for a little while. But I had a little extra time. So first, I wound the warp for the next Jane Stafford guild thing. She put out the information about what it was going to be and it was small, it's a scarf. And, and I thought, well, maybe I'll make it into a dish towels. And then I thought, No, just make a scarf, because it's not wide. It'll be fast. And you have yarn, so I wound the warp for that. So that's all ready to go as soon as she publishes the next episode, which is huck weaving. And then the Reading in Bed Blanket, I had the time to actually thread the loom with it. I yeah. But the reason is, after you know, weaving something with 300 and some odd ends, you know that you have to thread twice once through the dent and once through the hetal. And then you have to tie them all. There's a lot, there's a lot of threads, right?   Marsha 32:03 Mm hmm.   Kelly 32:04 The the blanket is, you know, like worsted weight yarn. And it's only six ends per inch as compared to 22 ends per inch. So that's a lot fewer threads. And then the warp is only not even three yards long. Because the blanket is going to be three feet wide, and five feet long. So it's not even two, the blanket is not even two yards long. And then you need a little bit for waste. So I think its like a two and a half or three yard warp. So really short. So I was able to thread it, Robert was able to help me wind it on it went really smoothly. It didn't take hardly any time at all. It felt like making you know, an Aran weight sweater after making a fingering weight sweater,   Marsha 32:58 a lace weight sweater?   33:00 Yeah, yeah. Going from size zero needles to size nine needles or something. It was really, it was really easy and fast to just do an evening. So a couple of evenings. So I got that I got that accomplished. And so I've got something to... I've got something ready to go to start weaving tomorrow, which I won't because tomorrow is a work day. But you know, I have something ready to weave on the loom and then I have something warped and ready to thread on my table loom once I get the instructions from the the Jane Stafford guild on how to weave it, so   Marsha 33:42 Okay,   Kelly 33:42 yeah,   Marsha 33:43 That's very nice   Kelly 33:44 My projects!   Marsha 33:47 Well, I was looking at Ravelry at your reading in bed blanket.   Kelly 33:51 I'm so happy with it.   Marsha 33:53 The colors are nice.   33:54 I did make a rookie mistake. I will, I will admit to a rookie mistake, even though I've been weaving for a while. When I was counting, I was organizing my-- I was doing it in three parts. And I thought, okay, I've got I've got 24 ends in each section. I knew how many ends I needed. But I was counting in a place where when I count once it was actually two warp threads. So I got about two thirds of the way through it. I got two sections done before I realized that every thread I counted was actually two warp threads.   Marsha 34:38 Mm hmm.   34:39 And I didn't need to go any further. In fact, I had already gone further than I needed to be because I went further than half. You know what I mean? If I was going to count everything, if I was going to count every two as one, I only needed to have half of it. So anyway, I won't explain how that happened it's kind of embarrassing that I even made that mistake but but so I you know so I stopped. And I have a little section of the warp that that I didn't use at all that I'm going to use for my weft I'm going to save it and if I have to use it for weft threads I will. But yeah it's really pretty on the loom I I'm really happy with the way it turned out.   Marsha 35:27 yeah. Well the colors are pretty, really nice   35:30 and it's all handspun   Marsha 35:32 mm hmm   35:33 and not all dyed by me. I think two of them are dyed by me and three of the-- three of the colors came that way. You know came dyed and two of them I dyed but it's... I'm going to be really happy with it when it's done. So I'll keep you posted once I start weaving   Marsha 35:50 Yeah. Really nice. And what else   Kelly 35:56 the Weave Along is ending!   Marsha 35:59 Oh no... well, is that it?   Kelly 36:00 Yeah, that's that's my projects   36:04 yes the weave along is about to end so quickly go in there and put your projects in there.   36:10 Yeah, actually by the time this gets posted it will be over   Marsha 36:15 Yeah, yeah,   36:16 By the time this episode is up and published it will be over. In the next episode we'll announce prizes and talk about... talk about sort of the highlights of the Winter Weave Along.   36:29 So um, we should also then talk about our Extremities Knit and Crochet Along. I'm making the Abington mitts for that and that ends April 25. So and that's it. Anything for your extremities which we've talked about in every single episode but we'll just briefly say it's hands, arms, legs, feet. So you can... and it does say even though it does say knit crochet along, you can weave you can macrame, you can...   Kelly 36:59 I haven't seen any macrame socks or hats or anything in there! [laughing]   Kelly 37:05 Or those friendship bracelets or I mean...Jewelry.   Kelly 37:08 Yeah, jewelry. Would work   Marsha 37:10 Yes, anything. So   Kelly 37:13 an ankle bracelet? Oh yeah, I need an ankle bracelet. I have beads. I should make myself an ankle bracelet--crochet an ankle bracelet with the beads I have.   37:25 So anyway, we will draw the winner after the 25th of April and I will have two winners. One will receive a copy of the Abington Mitts pattern and the other person will win the Coffee Socks Collection patterns.   37:41 So yeah, so thank you! Shout out to Jen, Boston Jen for the Abington mitts pattern and Dots Dabbles Designs, who is Deborah, for offering us the Coffee Socks Collection prize.   Marsha 37:58 Yeah. So Kelly, is there anything else we have to talk about?   Kelly 38:04 I don't think so. This was an amazingly short episode.   Marsha 38:10 Most of it was talking about trees. [laughing]   Kelly 38:17 Well, you know, sometimes you just don't have a lot. You don't have a lot of knitting going on. It has been I mean, I had a lot because it's spring break, but you've had a lot of construction stuff going on. So   38:30 yes, cuz I yeah, cuz I've got the Ballard house under construction right now or you know, the remodels. So I have a lot going on. So   Kelly 38:39 I do have one question.   Marsha 38:41 Yes.   38:41 I just thought of this. Have you been able to find a or been able to sign up for an appointment for a vaccine? Do you know?   38:52 No, I have not. I've actually I signed up for the... in Washington State, they have the Washington, what is it now?   39:02 Find your phase.   39:03 Oh, find your phase, find your phase dot wa dot org. I think it is anyway, the point is, I signed up for that. And I have received three emails. And so they send you an email and so for the... and it says, you get it. I got it like at nine o'clock in the morning, and there's there's a there's ... over the next three days, there's appointments available at these locations. And then you get in and you just start clicking on it and but nothing's available. There was nothing available at all. So then the three days pass I get another email for over the next three days. There's spots available at at all these locations. Go in there, nothing available. Got my third one. Their spots, they'll but all these locations and nothing's available. So I don't know. So you know, you were talking about your experience. It's sort of like getting concert. tickets. And so I've heard today that even though my medical insurance is not Kaiser Permanente, you can go to Kaiser Permanente and get a...go to their website and schedule an appointment. Okay, so I was going to... I was... Tonight, that was something that I was going to do is see if I can get an appointment. So what I'm finding is I fit the criteria now I'm eligible, but I can't find an appointment. And I think it's one of those things, you have to just, I think, really, what I need to do is just sit down and just start in the morning and just early in the morning and just start looking.   40:38 Yeah, where to get them? Yeah, ours, I mean, I always just looked at the county, the county website, that's where I started looking at the COVID data, because I was interested in, you know, how bad it was in Monterey County. And I started looking at that, and that's where I was looking for the vaccination information, but there's getting to be more and more supply. So   41:00 I think so. And I think that it's one of those things when you get the email, you can't wait three hours. Like I saw the email and well, I mean, when I looked at my email, when I first looked at my email, I saw Oh, I have an email and I realized it had been sent like, three or five hours before. That's just too late. Yeah, I have to just like every morning, like, just start checking my email.   41:19 Yeah or check the site that they tell you to go to, like, just bookmark the site and just go to it.   Marsha 41:26 Even when I... After I get the vaccine, I don't really think that I'm going to be going to restaurants and   Kelly 41:30 Rght. No.   41:31 I don't honestly, like sitting here right now, I have no idea when I'm gonna be going back. I mean, I feel like once I get the vaccine, I'm probably not going to go back. When am I going back?   Kelly 41:41 I don't know. Yeah.   41:42 Not really. I don't really have. I mean, I would like to go somewhere on a plane. I mean, because I want to go someplace. But I'd like to go back to the life the way it was when we got to travel and stuff, but I can't see myself getting on a plane.   Kelly 41:55 Right.Well, that'll take a while. Yeah,   41:58 So yeah. Anyway. Well, so yes, it's something that I need to work on. I think I need to be at be a bit more proactive or more on the ball with it, too. And I'm going to, you know, as soon as I get the email as soon as I, I mean, I need to start searching for the email, instead of just like, Oh, look, I got an email.   42:16 Yeah, well, and I had, you know, emails from colleagues. It'd be like, Oh, I was on the website. So I saw there's this many appointments available. You know, I had I had that sort of network.   Marsha 42:27 Yeah, yeah.Okay, well, um, since we have nothing else to talk about. I'm sure we could go on forever.   Kelly 42:34 But let's not. Yeah. [laughing]   Marsha 42:39 Okay, my dear. We will talk.   42:41 Yes. Bye, everyone. Bye, Marsha.   Marsha 42:43 Bye.   42:44 Thank you so much for listening. To subscribe to the podcast, visit Two Ewes Fiber Adventures dot com.   Marsha 42:51 Join us on our adventures on Ravelry and Instagram. I am betterinmotion and Kelly is 1hundred projects.   Kelly 42:59 Until next time, we're the Two Ewes   Both 43:02 doing our part for World Fleece!

We share this LIVE Talk with Martin Rutte, a dynamic international speaker, consultant, co-author of The New York Times Business Bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, and creator of "Project Heaven on Earth". Martin's view of the world is very aligned to PiMOV's. He's a Socially-Conscious Leader who is looking to empower people to co-create Heaven on Earth - to start the change they want in the world through their own change: "Our common work is the co-creation of Heaven on Earth. I believe that as we enter this third millennium our job is the conscious creation of Humanity's New Story, namely, Heaven on Earth." ~ Martin Rutte Dare to dream as big as Mandela! Connect, collaborate and grow for a better future. Society needs more people like you! Follow the movement → https://pimov.org/follow website: https://pimov.org LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/pimov-org #powerofbeing #togetherwearelimitless

This is one of the stories I've written and probably the one I'm most proud of. Listen to the voices of some very special guest actors as we explore a haunting tale. I really don't want to spoil anything... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mrxdreams/support

This podcast interview is with author Martin Rutte about his new book Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world ... easily.

Martin Rutte, a dynamic international speaker and consultant, is president of Livelihood, a management consulting firm, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. The company’s areas of service include: strategic vision, corporate spirit, performance management, facilitated dialogue, and creative leadership.

Although I don't write Christian Fiction, I do have some Inspirational Fiction Romances. Two books: Derailed and Scarlet's Tears. Sometimes the genres or sub-genres of writing can be confusing. At this point, are there any clear lines, really?I love writing stories of triumph. Adversity can be around any corner in one of my books. The questions is how do the characters in my stories survive. What does it take? Meet my friend Angela Griffin. She is the CEO/Founder of Project Heaven. We're going to talk a little about perseverance.It's the start of a new year and the perfect time to discuss perseverance.

Thank you for listening to Finding Brave, ranked in the Top 100 Apple Podcasts in Careers! In honor of this wonderful holiday season, I'm happy to share my "Special Holiday Selections" for Finding Brave! These episodes offer what I hope you'll find to be compelling and helpful messages that are great for exploring this time of year. In the next three weeks, we'll be re-releasing 3 top shows that will help you create your new year as you dream it to be. “If I can help you discover what Heaven on Earth is within you and get you on the path simply and easily toward that, we’ve begun a massive transformation of the world.” - Martin Rutte If I were to ask you what you thought “Heaven on Earth” is, would you be able to say? Today’s guest on Finding Brave has literally written the book on this topic, and he’s here to explore how we can understand the concept of Heaven on Earth as we each personally define it, and why that’s a critical endeavor to engage in. Martin Rutte is an international speaker, management consultant, and President of Livelihood, a management consulting firm based in Santa Fe, NM. He has worked with such organizations as The World Bank, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison, Virgin Records, Esso Petroleum and London Life Insurance helping them expand their outlook and position themselves for the future. Martin was the first Canadian to address the Corporate Leadership & Ethics Forum of The Harvard Business School, returning for four consecutive years as keynote speaker. He is a co-author of the New York Times business bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, with over one million copies sold. His newest book is Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 Simple Questions That Will Help You Change The World … Easily. In this thought-provoking episode, you’ll not only learn that Heaven on Earth as you conceive of it is possible, but there are actionable steps that each and every one of us can take now to contribute to that movement. To learn more about today's guest, visit: http://projectheavenonearth.com/ 

David Wood interviews Martin Rutte from Project Heaven on Earth on how to truly enjoy life.  INTERVIEW NOTES: Martin’s credibility... Blissfully married after 46 years… Definition of a Game: What is not, is more important than…. Enjoying this, AND looking at what’s next “Play” = “Heaven on Earth”? Brutal AND playful?  More House approach to perfection, leading into how it equates to Heaven on Earth  Life shouldn’t be this way | This is not heaven – is it true? Appreciation: a path to Playing for Real Enjoying the things that don’t seem to be going great? How Martin is thrilled when he misses his flight  Skipping the middle-man; how to skip 20 years of struggle. Visit http://projectheavenonearth.com for Martin's free 7 day online course to create Heaven on Earth right here, right now. *** For show notes and past guests, please visit playforreal.life/podcast Sign up for David’s email newsletter and download the 4-Step Tough Conversations blueprint at playforreal.life/blueprint See if you qualify for a free discovery session to explore coaching with David at playforreal.life/coaching Join the free weekly zoom call to role-play your tough conversations at playforreal.life/zoomregister 70% of employees are avoiding a tough conversation. Learn about Just-in-Time or Spot Coaching for entire teams and companies to master their tough conversations at playforreal.life/teamcoaching Follow David: Twitter: twitter.com/_playforreal Instagram: instagram.com/_playforreal Facebook: facebook.com/toughconversationswithdavidwood  YouTube: youtube.com/toughconversationswithdavidwood LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/toughconversations If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. I also love reading the reviews!

Martin Rutte an international speaker and consultant is president of Livelihood, a Santa Fe, NM, consulting firm. The company’s areas of service include strategic vision, creative leadership & dialogue. Mr. Rutte has helped formulate and implement strategic visions for senior management teams at many of North America’s leading corporations, including: Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison, and Esso Petroleum.  He has addressed the Corporate Leadership & Ethics Forum of the Harvard Business School four times.   Martin is co-author of the New York Times Business bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work.     His newest book is Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily. It empowers the reader to engage in creating Heaven on Earth, the new story of what it means to be a human and what it means to be humanity.   More information at: www.projectheavenonearth.com   Join us for a LIVE Intuitive Wisdom for Modern Transformation episode with Martin Rutte   Explore Dr. Morgan’s transformation tribe here:  https://www.drmorganoaks.com/   https://www.instagram.com/drmorganoaks/   http://intuitivewisdompodcast.com  

The 3 simple questions that will help you change the worldMartin has worked with such organizations as The World Bank, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison and Virgin Records, helping them expand their outlook and position themselves for the future.Martin’s newest book is: ‘Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily.’He helps people discover what Heaven on Earth is for them and their business, and what simple, easy, concrete action they can take in the next 24 hours to begin making that real.Learn More: www.MartinRutte.com & www.ProjectHeavenOnEarth.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

The 3 simple questions that will help you change the worldMartin has worked with such organizations as The World Bank, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison and Virgin Records, helping them expand their outlook and position themselves for the future.Martin’s newest book is: ‘Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily.’He helps people discover what Heaven on Earth is for them and their business, and what simple, easy, concrete action they can take in the next 24 hours to begin making that real.Learn More: www.MartinRutte.com & www.ProjectHeavenOnEarth.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

The 3 simple questions that will help you change the worldMartin has worked with such organizations as The World Bank, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison and Virgin Records, helping them expand their outlook and position themselves for the future.Martin’s newest book is: ‘Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily.’He helps people discover what Heaven on Earth is for them and their business, and what simple, easy, concrete action they can take in the next 24 hours to begin making that real.Learn More: www.MartinRutte.com & www.ProjectHeavenOnEarth.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

Martin Rutte is the co-author of The New York Times Business Bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, translated into over 20 languages, with sales over 1.1 million copies. Martin has worked with many corporations such as Sony Pictures, Virgin Records, Apple Computer, and more — assisting them to expand their outlook and position themselves for the future.  For over 15 years he has been exploring peoples’ visions for the kind of world they deeply long for – His new book on this subject: Project Heaven on Earth: The 2 Simple Questions That Will Help You Change The World...Easily,has just been published.  There is a desire, a longing in each of us, for the unnecessary, immoral, and recurring problems of the planet- war, hunger, poverty, disease, hatred, addictions, abuse, crime, pollution, and more. Not just to get better, but too once and for all end! We’ve suppressed these yearning that arises from our soul, yearnings for a world that inspires hope, creativity, and engagement. What keeps this self-censoring in place is a culture that believes having the kind of world we yearn for is simply not possible.  Fundamentally, it calls for re-envisioning who we are as humans and as Humanity. From our most profound cores, we continue to know the kind of world we want. Let’s discover and create our new, collective story – Heaven on Earth.  How did you get started with bringing spirituality into business? Martin has a traditional background as a management consultant and speaker. About 25 years ago, he came back from consulting in Hong Kong and found himself in a bit of a funk. He ended up at an Augustinian Monastery and realized what was missing was God. At the time, everybody advised him not to talk about spirituality. He realized that his fear was holding him back and decided to explore the intersection of spirituality and work.  What did you see as some of the results of bringing spirituality into the workplace? Were people happier? People realized that they could bring into work this part of themselves that they didn’t think they could. They were happier, calmer and excited about being able to talk about spirituality at work.  What does spirituality mean to you? How would you define it? Martin purposefully doesn’t have a definition. It means different things to different people and he didn’t want to lose his audience by trying to force them to agree to his definition. He wants people to feel they can bring more of their soul into work.  Project Heaven on Earth is very ambitious. So many people are wandering around and wondering what their purpose is. But you ask a much bigger question – what is Humanity's purpose?  Many years ago, Martin read a paper that asked the question – What is the common purpose of Humanity? The idea of Heaven on Earth came just before he was making a keynote speech at a conference. He was meditating and asked himself, ‘If every business is spiritual, is that what you want?’ He realized that if we can transform business, we can transform the world. This formed itself as the idea of Heaven on Earth.  What were your next steps following that thought? He was in Toronto in the late 80s, running a management consulting company, the first time he heard the word vision. He knew he wanted to talk about it, but everybody told him he was crazy and that no-one would take him seriously. So when he had the concept of Heaven on Earth it concerned him that people might find it controversial.  So project Heaven on Earth lets talk a little about what that is. He many people and distilled down these 3 questions: Recall a time when you experienced Heaven on Earth Imagine you have a magic wand and with this wand you can have Heaven on Earth. What is heaven on earth for you? What simple easy concrete step will you take in the next 24hours to move that forward? When he asks these questions, no one ask him -what do you mean by Heaven on Earth. He believes this is because we all have within us a knowledge of what Heaven on Earth is.  If one person believes from their soul that something is right and someone else believes that something else is right, how do you work through that? To create more Heaven on Earth? For many years Martin led dialogues with opposing parties. They would come in ready for a fight and then through good dialogue processes they started to find some overlap. One of the roadblocks that comes up in a highly polarised time is ‘they are not with me.’  You talk a lot about belief People think ‘In order to do something you have to believe that you can do it. In order for someone to do X, they need to believe they can do X.’ They can either wait for the belief to come or they can set the goal lower so the belief is not needed. Martin thinks that belief is not necessary to accomplish something. He asks the question – Have you or anybody you know done something that they didn’t believe was possible for them to do? Everybody says yes because belief isn’t necessary.  What you’re saying is take action even if you don’t believe it’s possible? You also have to make a commitment. For example, someone wants to end hunger in the world but doesn’t believe it is possible. The commitment is the end of hunger and the belief is that it’s not possible. The belief could stop them which would be justifiable. Or they could say I’m working on ending hunger and I have a belief that it’s not possible. The belief is there in both cases but in one there is stoppage and in the other there is action.  You tell a story about running a marathon. You’d only run 5 miles and you signed up for a marathon. It sounds like you didn’t really train for it? His friends encouraged him to sign up for a marathon and the most he’d ever run was 5 miles. To this day he doesn’t believe that he did it. But he did. There’s this messaging in the personal development world that you have to believe it to see it. But you’re saying that’s not always true. Somebody didn’t run the 4minute mile until they did. Shortly after Roger Bannister ran the 4-minute mile, other people achieved this too. He broke the belief that it couldn’t be done. What are some conversational tools you can use to bridge gaps? When Martin has a fight with his wife the essence of it is always – you’re right and I’m wrong. They’ve been together long enough that they can recognize what is happening and go into separate rooms for a moment. When they come back together, everything is fine. The key is to break the pattern.  How long did it take you to write the book? 25 years. He needed to get clear about certain things before he could write it. It was tough. Martin doesn’t like writing. He likes the results but he doesn’t like the actual writing.  How would you describe your younger self? Martin was a kid who loved to play. He still has a playfulness about him. As a child, he knew he was here to change the world. It was very clear to him. How do you play? He does a form of printmaking called monotype. He loves playing with children and making jokes with his wife. He’s become fascinated by comedy and has been watching a lot of Martin Short and Jerry Lewis. What’s the best advice you’ve ever been given? Follow your passion. Follow what is true for you. And when people say you can’t do that, it forces you to look and see if your truth is still your truth. Links Project Heaven on Earth HTTP://PROJECTHEAVENONEARTH.COM 

In This Episode We Discuss: Martin’s journey as an entrepreneur and how he got into action working with some of the largest companies in the world. The three question process for defining the life you want (what Martin calls Heaven on Earth). Examples of others who got past “I can’t do that” and started taking their first steps. About Martin Rutte: Martin Rutte, an international speaker and management consultant, is President of Livelihood. Martin has worked with such organizations as The World Bank, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison and Virgin Records, helping them expand their outlook and position themselves for the future. Martin’s newest book is: Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world…easily. He helps people discover what Heaven on Earth is for them and what simple, easy, and concrete action they can take in the next 24 hours to begin making that real.

If you want to expand your outlook, cultivate resilience, and position yourself for the future, you've got to listen to this episode. Martin Rutte is an international speaker, a management consultant, and a wealth of wisdom. Martin has worked with such organizations as The World Bank, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison, Virgin Records, Esso Petroleum, and London Life Insurance. He is also a co-author of the New York Times business bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, with over one million copies sold. This interview will teach you about cultivating resilience in this ever-disruptive world, discovering why you are here, and how that discovery leads you to renewed energy. Martin also discusses his latest book, Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily, where he wrote about how you can have a taste of your own heaven on earth in the next 24 hours. Get the newest Conscious PIVOT Podcast episodes delivered directly to you - subscribe here. And, if you're enjoying the podcast, please give us a 5-star rating on iTunes! For instructions click here DOING THIS for 10 Seconds Can Change Your Life! Click here to watch Adam's Inspiring TEDx Talk!

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Do you know what your purpose is?  What is the story you want to put out to the world?  What is the story of your organization? Our guest Martin Rutte is the President of Livelihood, New York Times best-selling author of Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work and Project Heaven on Earth. Martin asks the question "What is Heaven on Earth to you?"  We explore spirituality in the work place, how our story connects us and how we can change the story of our organization for the better.   Martin is offering a free e-course One Week to Simply Begin Creating Heaven on Earth for our listeners.  Often times Thought Leaders are their own brand.  If you want your story to be your brand we can help you create a lasting strategy to make that happen.  

This week’s guest is Martin Rutte. Martin is president of Livelihood, a management consulting firm in Santa Fe, NM, that has worked with such organizations as The World Bank, Sony Pictures Entertainment, and Virgin Records. Martin’s aim is to provide the insights and tools necessary to overcome obstacles, adapt to changing circumstances, re-frame perspectives and solve seemingly impossible problems. One way he’s doing this is through his newest book, Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily.   Where to follow Martin: Project Heaven on Earth http://projectheavenonearth.com/homepage (website). Purchase Martin’s book, Heaven On Earth, https://www.amazon.com/Project-Heaven-Earth-simple-questions/dp/0692073620/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1520440921&sr=1-1&keywords=project+heaven+on+earth (here). On Facebook https://www.facebook.com/martin.rutte.31 (@MartinRutte)   In this episode we cover the following topics with Martin: ([2:30] minute) Dorothy has an offer for the listener. ([4:00] minute) Growing up in a lower working class neighborhood and developing the mindset he was going to change the world. ([8:00] minute) It is not necessary to believe, it is necessary to start. ([14:00] minute) Naming our vision; Heaven on Earth concept. ([18:00] minute) Three questions to define your Heaven on Earth. ([27:00] minute) The notion of simple and it’s enormous power. ([32:00] minute) Role of entrepreneurs in creating Heaven on Earth. ([35:00] minute) Buy 3 books, not 1, and if you buy a case of 20, Martin will do a free webinar for you or your organization.   Where to Find Dorothy: Join the email list and have a donation made on your behalf to a featured non-profit. You can join http://dowellanddogood.co/join (here), where you will also find a listener survey to fill us in on how we can bring you the most value! Follow Dorothy on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dorothyillson/ (@dorothyillson) to keep up with episode premiers and all things Do Well and Do Good!

Entire show notes? Visit mysevenchakras.com/329 Would you like to discover Heaven on Earth?... Today's a special day because I'm going to read out an excerpt from an amazing book called 'Project Heaven on Earth' by Martin Rutte! There is a desire, a longing in each of us, for the unnecessary, immoral, destructive, and reoccurring problems of the planet to not just to get better, but to once and for all END. There is a movement now emerging in our global culture seeking to create a world that is life affirming, ennobling, energizing, engaging, inspiring, and hopeful. Project Heaven on Earth captures that longing in a workbook designed to help you determine just how you can be personally instrumental in creating Heaven on Earth — something as simple as smiling at everyone every day to creating large, planet-wide projects. Next steps:  Order your copy of Project Heaven on Earth on Amazon: Click here Learn more about Martin Rutte at http://projectheavenonearth.com/meet-martin/ Download your free Audible audiobook: Click here Sign up for our upcoming Action Tribe - Inner Circle Membership experience - www.mysevenchakras.com/waitlist Free 6-day Chakra Healing course (Chakra Sprint: Pre-Foundations (CSP): https://www.chakrasprint.com/intro Donate to our cause. We could really use your support to produce more episodes! – www.mysevenchakras.com/support More AJ?  – https://mysevenchakras.com/learnmore Join our Action Tribe FB Group: http://mysevenchakras.com/tribe SUBSCRIBE ON ITUNES  Click here to leave us a rating & review on iTunes Follow us on social media: | Facebook | Instagram | Join our Facebook Tribe

Martin Rutte is an international speaker, president of Livelihood, and founder of Project Heaven on Earth.   He is co-author of The New York Times Business Bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, translated into over 20 languages, with sales over 1.1 million copies. Articles on his innovative work have appeared in: The New York Times, The Miami Herald, The Wall Street Journal, South China Morning Post, Personnel Journal, US News and World Report, The Toronto Star and The Boston Globe.   His new book "Heaven on Earth" is available on Amazon.   If you enjoyed this episode, please consider to rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It takes less than 60 seconds and it really makes a difference. Rate, review, and subscribe at HardyHaberland.com/iTunes.

Martin Rutte is an international speaker, president of Livelihood, and founder of Project Heaven on Earth.   He is co-author of The New York Times Business Bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, translated into over 20 languages, with sales over 1.1 million copies. Articles on his innovative work have appeared in: The New York Times, The Miami Herald, The Wall Street Journal, South China Morning Post, Personnel Journal, US News and World Report, The Toronto Star and The Boston Globe.   His new book "Heaven on Earth" is available on Amazon.   Brought to you by Haberland Group (HaberlandGroup.com) and Hardy Haberland's Programs (HardyHaberland.com).   This podcast is brought to you by Haberland Group. Haberland Group is a global provider of marketing solutions. With multidisciplinary teams in major world markets, our holding companies specialize in advertising, branding, communications planning, digital marketing, media, podcasting, public relations, as well as specialty marketing. If you are looking for a world-class partner to work on marketing programs, go to HaberlandGroup.com and contact us.   This podcast is also brought to you by Hardy Haberland's Programs. Hardy provides educational programs for high performers who want world-class achievement, true fulfillment, and lasting transformation in their lives. He also provides consulting for established brands and businesses that have generated a minimum of $3 million in annual sales. If you need a catalyst for transformation and a strategist for success at the highest level, go to HardyHaberland.com and apply.   If you enjoyed this episode, please consider to rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It takes less than 60 seconds and it really makes a difference. Rate, review, and subscribe at HardyHaberland.com/iTunes.

Martin Rutte, a dynamic international speaker, and consultant, is president of Livelihood, a management consulting firm, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The company's areas of service include: strategic vision, corporate spirit, performance management, facilitated dialogue, and creative leadership. He is co-author of The New York Times Business Bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, translated into 24 languages with sales over 1.1 million worldwide. Martin’s pioneering work on spirituality in the workplace was featured in an address he gave to The World Bank which was shown in part on the ABC-TV special, Creativity: Touching the Divine. Martin was also co-founder and Chair of the Board of the Centre for Spirituality and the Workplace, Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, Canada. Articles on his innovative work have appeared in: The New York Times, The Miami Herald, The Wall Street Journal, South China Morning Post, Personnel Journal, US News and World Report, The Toronto Star and The Boston Globe. For over 25 years he has been exploring peoples' vision for the kind of world they deeply long for. His newest book is Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily. He sees co-creating Heaven on Earth as the new story of what it means to be a human and what it means to be Humanity.

In this episode, Miro explains why we do this thing even during the times when it isn't making us rich. Why is it important for us to podcast and interview cool people, and tell stories to strangers. Also, what happens when you put hard work into something consistently over time and why that's more valuable than anything. We want to thank out sponsor: Knucks 3 in 1 Refresher Spray for Men. https://www.myknucks.com And thanks to Martin Rutte with "Project Heaven on Earth" for the intro. http://projectheavenonearth.com

Martin Rutte an international speaker and business consultant, helping companies develop strategic vision, creative leadership & dialogue. Martin is co-author of the New York Times Business bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work.   His newest book is Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily. It empowers the reader to engage in creating Heaven on Earth, the new story of what it means to be a human and what it means to be humanity.

Martin Rutte an international speaker and business consultant, helping companies develop strategic vision, creative leadership & dialogue. Martin is co-author of the New York Times Business bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work.   His newest book is Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily. It empowers the reader to engage in creating Heaven on Earth, the new story of what it means to be a human and what it means to be humanity.

What is your purpose? Do we have a divine purpose? How do we find our purpose? Join David and Katie as they explore this question by answering three questions put forth by Martin Rutte who wrote, Project Heaven on Earth. 1.) Recall a time you felt heaven on earth? 2.)If I gave you a magic wand, and you could create heaven on earth, what would it look like to you? 3.) What easy, concise steps can you take in the next 24 hours to help bring this idea you just spoke about into the world? You have now entered the game of actively " being" your purpose.

Part 2 of a conversation with Martin Rutte focusing on his current initiative Project Heaven on Earth. Martin is a dynamic speaker, consultant, and co-author of the New York Times business best-seller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work which has been translated into over 20 languages, with sales over 1.1 million copies. He is also president of Livelihood, a management consulting firm in Santa Fe, NM. Martin is a pioneer in exploring the deeper meaning of work and its contribution to society. He was the first Canadian to address the Corporate Leadership & Ethics Forum of The Harvard Business School returning for four consecutive years as keynote speaker. Martin is co-founder and past Chair of the Board of the Centre for Spirituality and the Workplace, Martin’s pioneering work on spirituality in the workplace was featured in an address he gave to The World Bank which was shown in part on the ABC-TV special, Creativity: Touching the Divine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Martin Rutte, founder of Project Heaven on Earth is a dynamic speaker, consultant, and co-author of the New York Times business best-seller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work which has been translated into over 20 languages, with sales over 1.1 million copies and president of Livelihood, a management consulting firm in Santa Fe, NM. Martin is a pioneer in exploring the deeper meaning of work and its contribution to society. He was the first Canadian to address the Corporate Leadership & Ethics Forum of The Harvard Business School returning for four consecutive years as keynote speaker. Martin is co-founder and past Chair of the Board of the Centre for Spirituality and the Workplace, Martin’s pioneering work on spirituality in the workplace was featured in an address he gave to The World Bank which was shown in part on the ABC-TV special, Creativity: Touching the Divine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cheryl Esposito welcomes Martin Rutte, an international speaker & president of Livelihood, a Santa Fe, New Mexico consulting firm. Known as a game-changer, he helps organizations see the deeper meaning of work & its contribution to society. For over 15 years Martin has been exploring peoples' vision for the world they deeply long for. Wanting to end all that is wrong with our world & feeling helpless to do it was a consistent theme. He says we see ourselves as a human&have forgotten we are humanity. We have forgotten that we are all in this together. Project Heaven on Earth is Martin's creation to engage people in a profound,simple way of changing that game every day. And,no, it's not religion. Imagine Humanity expressing common purpose, common vision, & thus our common work. Imagine people all over the world doing their part to achieve this. And...what if it's not as hard as you think it is? Join Cheryl Esposito & Martin Rutte to experience Heaven on Earth & a new story of Humanity.

Martin Rutte is a dynamic international speaker and consultant, is president of Livelihood, a management consulting firm, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. The company’s areas of service include: strategic vision, corporate spirit, performance management, facilitated dialogue, and creative leadership. He is co-author of The New York Times Business Bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, translated into over 20 languages, with sales over 1.1 million copies. For over 15 years he has been exploring people’s vision for the kind of world they deeply long for – Project Heaven on Earth. He has contributed chapters on Heaven on Earth in: How to Achieve A Heaven on Earth, Seeking the Sacred, and Glimpses of Heaven on Earth. His new book on this subject: Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 simple questions that will help you change the world … easily has just been published. He sees Heaven on Earth as the new story of what it means to be a human and what it means to be Humanity. Martin has worked with many corporations assisting them to expand their outlook and position themselves for the future. In the US he has worked with: Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison, Virgin Records, Apple Computer and Marion Merrell Dow. In Canada, he has worked with Esso Petroleum, London Life Insurance and Labatt Breweries. He was the first Canadian to address the Corporate Leadership & Ethics Forum of The Harvard Business School returning for four consecutive years as keynote speaker. He has also twice addressed joint meetings of the American and Canadian Chambers of Commerce in Hong Kong. Martin’s pioneering work on spirituality in the workplace was featured in an address he gave to The World Bank which was shown in part on the ABC-TV special, Creativity: Touching the Divine. He was a keynote speaker at all six international conferences on spirituality in business in Mexico. Martin was also co-founder and Chair of the Board of the Centre for Spirituality and the Workplace, Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, Canada. He has given talks and workshops globally in: Mexico, Brazil, South Africa, New Zealand, Britain, Spain, The Netherlands, Sweden, Germany & the U.S. Articles on his innovative work have appeared in: The New York Times, The Miami Herald, The Wall Street Journal, South China Morning Post, Personnel Journal, US News and World Report, The Toronto Star and The Boston Globe. Martin has served as a board member of Money Concepts Canada, Global Family, The Hunger Project Canada, and as a committee member of The Canadian Cancer Society. Martin is also a member of The Transformational Leadership Council and was a recipient of the ‘Excellence in Leadership’ award. He has been happily married to Maida for over 45 years. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why Martin is on a purposeful mission to help you find and create your own "heaven on earth" What three questions you can ask yourself to determine what your heaven on earth looks like and how to access it How Martin turned those three questions into seven gateways that people can use to access their heaven on earth How Martin's heaven on earth philosophy came to be, and why he was scared to share it at first Why it's easy to be scared of being judged, and why you should overcome that fear and step into your greatness What heaven on earth looks like in the world of business, and how calmness is one of the keys to finding it Martin shares how businesses of various sizes have worked to create their own heaven on earth Examples of how businesses and organizations around the world have incorporated Martin's heaven on earth philosophy into their work Why the key to finding and creating heaven on earth lies in identifying something simple you can do Why Martin wants to make the concept of "heaven on earth" a normal part of everyday conversations Additional resources: Website: www.projectheavenonearth.com Project Heaven on Earth by Martin Rutte: http://a.co/d/1uDL5BR  

Martin Rutte will help you answer that question. He is a dynamic, international speaker and consultant. He is committed to reconnecting business with its natural source of creativity, innovation, and genius. He is the President of Livelihood, a management consulting firm in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He explores the deeper meaning of work and its contribution to society. The company's areas of service include strategic vision, corporate spirit, performance management, and creative leadership. He is also the author of Project Heaven on Earth and the co-author of the New York Times Business bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, translated into over 20 languages, with sales over 1.1 million copies. During this interview, you’ll discover… 3 simple questions that will help you change the world easily What is the work of humanity How to reconnect your business spiritually To find out more about Martin, visit https://www.thethoughtleaderrevolution.com/.

“If I can help you discover what Heaven on Earth is within you and get you on the path simply and easily toward that, we’ve begun a massive transformation of the world.” - Martin Rutte If I were to ask you what you thought “Heaven on Earth” is, would you be able to say? Today’s guest on Finding Brave has literally written the book on this topic, and he’s here to explore how we can understand the concept of Heaven on Earth as we each personally define it, and why that’s a critical endeavor to engage in. Martin Rutte is an international speaker, management consultant, and President of Livelihood, a management consulting firm based in Santa Fe, NM. He has worked with such organizations as The World Bank, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Southern California Edison, Virgin Records, Esso Petroleum and London Life Insurance helping them expand their outlook and position themselves for the future. Martin was the first Canadian to address the Corporate Leadership & Ethics Forum of The Harvard Business School, returning for four consecutive years as keynote speaker. He is a co-author of the New York Times business bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, with over one million copies sold. His newest book is Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 Simple Questions That Will Help You Change The World … Easily. In this thought-provoking episode, you’ll not only learn that Heaven on Earth as you conceive of it is possible, but there are actionable steps that each and every one of us can take now to contribute to that movement. To learn more about today's guest, visit: http://projectheavenonearth.com/ 

Martin Rutte is a management consultant and president of Livelihood, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He has worked with clients such as SONY Pictures, Virgin Music, and Southern California Edison, helping them developing their vision for the future of their businesses. Martin has also spoken at Harvard Business School four times. He was the co-founder and Chair of the Board of the Centre for Spirituality and the Workplace at the Sobey School of Business at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, Canada. This was the first center of its kind in Canada and was a global leader in the field. He is co-author of the New York Times Business Bestseller Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work with sales of over 1.1 million copies and translations into 24 languages. His new book is Project Heaven on Earth: The 3 Simple Questions That Will Help You Change the World … Easily. We spoke about his work on spirituality in the workplace and his Project Heaven on Earth.

The Trufaux Sho presents: Salvatore’s Return The Alpha and the Omega, well sort of…. The man himself, 20+% of TFS, having now graced episodes 001 and 009, pretty cool catch up session to say the least. I hope you enjoy the chat as much as I did. Thanks again Salvatore! 00:09 - Sal meets Dale 00:14 - Dale’s Church 00:17 - The Reality of Truth documentary https://topdocumentaryfilms.com/reality-truth/ 00:20 - Paganini https://www.britannica.com/biography/Niccolo-Paganini 00:23 - Lady Gaga http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/356605-photo-of-lady-gaga-and-five-former-presidents-goes-viral 00:37 - The real Gaga https://babe.net/2017/05/17/officially-scariest-bat-shit-celebrity-conspiracy-theory-week-4369 00:45 - Mason Lodge Vandalized https://www.vaildaily.com/news/crime/glenwood-springs-masonic-lodge-tagged-with-pro-satan-graffiti/ 00:49 - Uri Geller http://www.urigeller.com/ 00:56 - Project Heaven https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3821155/ 00:58 - Skeptico http://skeptiko.com/ 01:11 - Screen time https://www.denverpost.com/2016/06/29/media-use-america-11-hours/ 01:16 - Level9news https://www.level9news.com/ 01:19 - The 100 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_100_(TV_series) 01:25 - The Comittee of 300 https://www.henrymakow.com/committee_of_300.html 01:27 - Helena Blavatsky http://blavatskyarchives.com/longseal.htm 01:30 - Isaac Weishaupt https://youtu.be/-ELO4unQ5KM 01:33 - Zuck’s sigil https://lipstick-and-war-crimes.org/ascension-technocrats-illuminati-hollywoods-reagan-schwarzenegger-illuminati-cias-thiel-zuckerberg/   Thanks to Grimerica.ca/support Thank you @BillyBon3s for the intro music Thank you Mr. Anderson for your buck Thank you Mr. Wein Please consider supporting  this show patreon.com/trufauxsho Thank you for listening!

For over 15 years Martin Rutte has been exploring people's vision for the kind of world they deeply long for-Project Heaven on Earth.  He is Co-author of the New York times Business Bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work, translated into over 20 languages.  He was the first Canadian to address the Corporate Leadership & Ethics Forum of the Harvard Business School returning for four consecutive years as keynote speaker.Martin's pioneering work on spirituality in the workplace was featured in an address he gave to the World Bank which was shown in part on the ABC-TV special Creativity: Touching the Divine.Martin sees Heaven on Earth as the new story of what it means to be a human and what it means to be Humanity. He is a member of the prestigious transformational leadership council.His newest book Project Heaven on Earth has just been released and can be found on his website  projectheavenonearth.com or on AmazonI greatly enjoyed this discussion and hope you do too.

“There is a community out there waiting for you: the community that we are in, the change-makers.”– Martin RutteIn this episode, you’ll hear about:My guest Martin, who deeply believes that everyone’s soul is longing for creating heaven on earth, and that tuning into our visions will open up for us new opportunities beyond imagination.Martin Rutte is an international speaker and consultant, and the creator of Project Heaven on Earth. A pioneer advocate of spirituality in the workplace, he is co-author of The New York Times Business Bestseller, Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work.Guest: Martin RutteHosted By: Kitty WatersThis fantastic podcast will give you an insight and direction into the blending of business and spirituality that can transform our world for the better.Episode TopicsNew conversations, new storiesTime for a vision for the planetChoose to have no choiceThe tree questionsThe difference that one penny a day made“Go to where what you want to do is normal”You will leave this episode with the knowledge, passion, and purpose to follow your intuitive knowing, change the impossible into possible, and become a heaven-maker.For more MARTIN RUTTE go to martinrutte.comThe GOLDEN Details: Subscribe to the podcast in iTunesFor more KITTY TALKS:Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @kittytalksJoin our group on Facebook and register for more podcasts on our website: www.kittytalks.comRecommended Links & References:projectheavenonearth.comthe-3-questionsfree-e-courseWe love hearing from our Kitty Listeners! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at ask@kittytalks.com Or, you can always find Kitty chatting in our Kitty Talks Facebook Community. Become part of the Kitty Club and sign up www.kittytalks.com.We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPadLaunch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Search the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Martin Rutte is interviewed by Dr Nicholas Beecroft about his Project Heaven on Earth. This is no. 8 in the series Exploring the Future of Western Civilisation. Martin’s passion is Project Heaven on Earth which is a really simple but powerful approach to aligning people with the greatest purpose in service of the highest mission. […]