Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim C Star

Building a love-filled relationship is the topic today and Valentine's Day is the reason. That's why I'm wearing red and that's why I'm holding up this pink heart. Valentine's Day is very special to me, because I have a special Valentine in my life that I've been married to for a long time. I decided to share with you my ideas about building a love filled relationship. Here are my top five ways to build a love-filled relationship. Listen & Subscribe on: iTunes / Stitcher / Podbean / Overcast / Spotify Listen Like A Leopard it is important to be a good listener and to make it look like you're being a good listener. Sometimes you can be a good listener, but maybe you're multitasking or you're doing something else. It can be hard to convince someone that you're listening to them, if it doesn't look like you're listening to them. So when you're listening to your partner, not only listen, but be willing to give meaningful feedback, but only when requested. What I've found is a lot of times, my partner just wants me to listen and that doesn't necessarily mean she always wants feedback. As a guy, and I think this is true for a lot of guys, a lot of times we want to fix whatever the problem is. For example, she may start telling me about a problem or difficulty and and all of a sudden my mind is trying to fix it. And that's not always what your partner might want. Give meaningful feedback, but only when requested. Don't try to solve the problem unless you are asked. The idea of a leopard with it's strength, agility, stealth, elusiveness, and keen perception reminds me of keen, intense listening. Be Willing To Change A lot of times you have to change for your own reasons and for your own purposes and so that you can achieve your own goals. But sometimes, you need to be willing to be flexible enough and be able to let go and be willing to change for your partner. If you truly care you will want to become a better you. Put your heart into your relationship in the very best way that you possibly can, Make Your Partner Feel Special Get to know your partner on a deep level. Remember the little things that matter, because usually, there are little things that may seem very minor, but sometimes they can be the most meaningful. Do unexpected special things like maybe do the dishes, pick up some clothes, or wash your partner's car. Be willing to make that extra effort to do those special things. Go Over And Above Think what you'd normally do for your partner and then do a bit more. It takes some thought to know what you can do that's over and above, but think outside the box. Be willing to do things that might seem a bit crazy or a bit off the wall. Here's an example. Our bedroom is on the second floor of our home and it looks over our backyard. And so I went out there in the backyard and walked in the snow and put the letters L O V E, and then ‘U'. When she opened the blind and looked out into the backyard, there were these giant letters in the snow that spelled, love you. That was a fun, different thing to do.Things like this can really create awesome memories. Have Empathy Imagine what it would be like to get inside the mind and heart of your partner. Just take a few minutes, close your eyes, and think about it. Know what your partner likes, for example is it a special scent, music, sounds of the ocean, sounds of the forest, or is it more visual? Shut your eyes, meditate for a few minutes, and focus only on your partner. Think what comes to mind. Use the above suggestions to help you build an even more meaningful love-filled relationship. Happy Valentine's Day. Suggested Resources Book: Powerful and Feminine by Rachel Jayne Groover Book: My Name Is Prosperity: A Law Of Attraction Story by Tim C. Star App: Insight Timer Related Episodes Inspire With Habit, Determination, and Confidence; Nathaniel Carroll 503 Increase Your Magnetic Presence With Rachael Jayne Groover 433 U.S. Military Health Psychologist and Educator, Dr. Julie Kinn Are you experiencing anxiety & stress? Peace is within your grasp. I'm Bruce Langford, a practicing coach and hypnotist helping fast-track people just like you to shed their inner bully and move forward with confidence. Book a Free Coaching Session to get you on the road to a more satisfying life, feeling grounded and focused. Send me an email at bruce@mindfulnessmode.com with ‘Coaching Session' in the subject line. We'll set up a zoom call and talk about how you can move forward to a better life.

This week I chat with Tim C. Star, public speaker and writer. We discuss how to make decisions, how we put up our own roadblocks and creating the reality that we want. Tim C. Star is host of two podcasts; The Universe Between Your Ears and the brand new Personal Growth Podcast. He is also a professional speaker and the author of 2 books in the Law of Attraction arena: My Name is Prosperity and Where’s My Stuff? Mr. Star was born and raised in the blue collar environment of Chicago’s South Side. His home roots provided little expectation of rising above the daily grind where so many spend their lives. This background, plus the analytical eye of a natural skeptic, mixed with a lifetime of recreational consumption of a wide range of “new thought” ideas, quantum mechanics and personal experience, resulted in a personal life perspective that demands practicality, but is also open to future opportunities. When he lost a long-term job at age 54, Tim didn’t work again for 2 years. He also didn’t get depressed, or begin to question his worth in the world. He didn’t ask himself, ‘If I’m not (that career label), then what AM I?’ When he became aware that he wasn’t experiencing what the “experts” said should happen, he wondered why. The answer lay in the ideas he’d been exposed to since he was young. They had helped him to gain a different perspective on the world, and on what had happened to him. Today, he shares these ideas and more with the rest of the world. Find Tim at: www.timcstar.com

Tim C. Star is a speaker, author, podcaster, and mindset missionary. Tim worked in the computer support industry for more than 20 years. In early February, 2013, after nearly 15 years working for the New York Life Insurance Company, he got a phone call telling him that was his last day. He didn’t work again for almost 2 years. He DIDN’T get depressed. He felt freed! Quote: "Things turn out best for the people who make the best of the way things turn out." ~ John Wooden Connect with Tim: Website: www.TimCStar.com Podcast: The Universe Between Your Ears To learn more about booking me to speak or my coaching program, please go to  https://www.trinamartin.com If you would like to sponsor the podcast, please send an email to: trinatalk@trinamartin.com  Connect with me on Social Media: Show hashtag: #TrinaTalk Twitter: @TrinaLMartin LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alooktokill/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TrinaTalk/  

In this episode, Nick is joined by guest Tim C. Star. Tim lost his job with no notice, yet never got depressed or lost hope. He persevered through the hard times and now is successful and discussing his story. Tim is a speaker and trainer on the subject of happiness and personal growth, he is youth mentor, a mindset coach, and the author of 2 books:1-My Name Is Prosperity: A Law of Attraction Story2- Where's My Stuff? - A hopeful skeptic looks at the teachings of Abraham-Hicks and the Law of AttractionLastly, Nick discusses the life and decisions of Jack Dorsey, who is the founder and former CEO of Twitter; which is one of the largest social media platforms used worldwide today.Find more at www.PeopleWorthKnowing.comFind Tim Star online at www.TimCStar.comListen to Tim's Podcast: www.UniversePodcast.comTim's Book "My Name is Prosperity - A Law of Attraction Story" on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1975958357Tim's Book "Where's My Stuff? - A hopeful skeptic looks at the teachings of Abraham-Hicks and the Law of Attraction" on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/197938441X

Tim C. Star is a Speaker, author, podcaster, and mindset missionary. When he lost a long-term job at age 54, Tim didn’t work again for 2 years. He also didn’t get depressed or begin to question his worth in the world mainly because he didn’t base his self-value on his career. When he became aware that he wasn’t experiencing what the “experts” said should happen, he wondered why. The answer lay hidden in the early teachings he’d been exposed to since childhood. These concepts helped him gain a different perspective of the world, and of what happened to him. Today, he shares his insights with his followers. Listen & Subscribe on: iTunes / Stitcher / Podbean / Overcast / Spreaker / Spotify Contact Info Website: www.TimCStar.com Podcast: The Universe Between Your Ears www.UniversePodcast.com Most Influential Person Dr. Wayne Dyer Effect on Emotions This is the trick that we're after. I think if you can be in a position where you can assume a third party perspective on what's going on in your life and understand that it's just something that's going on. It's not good or bad, right or wrong necessarily, and you can be removed from it in a personal way. Then the emotions that will be part of it don't have the same effect. The waves aren't as high and the troughs aren't as low. The period in between is longer. You just have a much more stable path through your emotional life. And it's helped me to avoid a lot of grief, losing friends to cancer and things like that. If I hadn't had these ideas in the back of my head, there are a few incidents that would've been so much tougher. Thoughts on Breathing The only thing that's coming to my mind really is as it's applied in meditation, it's part of the go-to, first level instruction when you get a guided meditation that you're listening to. When you relax and your mind starts wandering, pay attention to your breathing in and out. And notice your breath. The reason being that if you're actually truly doing that, you can't think about anything else. Suggested Resources Book: Looking Out For #1: How to Get from Where You Are Now to Where You Want to Be in Life by Robert J. Ringer Book: The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle Book: Any books by Dr. Wayne Dyer Book: My Name Is Prosperity: A Law Of Attraction Story by Tim C. Star Book: Where's My Stuff?: A hopeful skeptic looks at the teachings of Abraham-Hicks and the Law of Attraction by Tim C. Star App: n/a Bullying Story Honestly, I don't think I [have any bullying stories]. I think it was just sort of under the radar. I'm not a big guy. I'm athletic. I was on a baseball team when I was a freshman in high school, but that was kind of a joke. I would've loved to go on the football team but I just didn't. We went out and saw them working full pads in August in Chicago and I thought, I'll pass on that. But the bullying thing, I never got truly bullied. Release Your Overwhelm Get the 'Release Your Overwhelm' Guided Meditation for only $4.99. Bruce Langford helps you abandon your inner blocks. Surrender your stress. Become more focused and raise your personal level of contentment. Achieve more with increased concentration. Download this full-length 30 minute guided meditation by Bruce Langford.www.MindfulnessMode.com/release  

This is Afternoon gratitude on Joshua T Berglan's Morning Gratitude with special guest..... Tim C. Star, Author, Speaker and Mindset Missionary. A message from Tim..... "Too many life coaches simply don’t tell you much about their background on their websites. Instead, they rely on slick visual presentation to convince you to hire them. I feel […]

"It really is just shifting how we look at things." Tim and I share an amazing chat about how simple (but not easy) it is to look at your lives from a different perspective, and consciously decide whether we're happy or unhappy. Get the show notes, transcription and resources mentioned at https://thekimsutton.com/pp162.

"It really is just shifting how we look at things." Tim and I share an amazing chat about how simple (but not easy) it is to look at your lives from a different perspective, and consciously decide whether we're happy or unhappy.  Get the show notes and transcription at https://thekimsutton.com/pp162