2050 – Life Purpose Podcast

Peter Sage is an author, speaker, entrepreneur and life & business coach.

He has been a multiple speaker at TedX and published a book on how to deal with adversity “The Inside Track” based on his experience in a British high security prison.

Peter Sage’s website

Watch episode 12 with Peter Sage on YouTube

This is the first 2050 episode that is also available as video interview on YouTube.

For this episode I interviewed Ryan Stanley from Episode 8 again.

You will learn about life purpose, how Ryan approaches it for himself and for his clients.

And you will also get an exercise that can help you to find your own life purpose. And you can do it right after listening to this episode.

Link:

Ryan Stanley Website

Mentioned Books:

The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles

by Shawn Coyne and Steven Pressfield

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

Let me know one thing that will be different in your life in a year from now – Just write a comment down below.

Rúna Magnús is creator and CEO of The Change Makers and founder of the #NoMoreBoxes movement. Rúna is a speaker, author and strategist from Reykjavik, Iceland.

 

Links:

www.nomoreboxesmovement.com

http://www.runamagnus.com/

https://twitter.com/runamagnus

https://www.instagram.com/runamagnus/

 

Daniel Schmachtenberger is a systems thinker and thought leader.

He is director of research & development and a co-founder at the neurohacker collective,

where he is focused on developing processes and technologies for advancing medicine and human optimization.

This episode is a bit longer than usual, but well worth it.

Daniel dives deep into the meaning and different perspectives of (life) purpose and shares his big picture view on civilization and the trajectory of the world.

Show Notes:

Daniel Schmachtenberger’s Blog

Neurohacker Collective

 

Photo Credit: Summer Fae

Ryan Stanley is an author, entrepreneur and professional life coach.

He is an internal coach at IPEC, a worldwide coaching company.

Ryan currently lives with his wife and two sons in New Jersey.

Show Notes:

Ryan Stanley’s Website & Audio Blog (I called it “Podcast” 😉 )

In this special short episode you will get to know the benefits of defining your personal ‘WHY’ or life purpose as well as the benefits of defining a WHY/a purpose for your company.

Show Notes:

Episode 2: Steven Kotler on Life Purpose (‘high hard goal’) for Flow States

In Depth Interview with Steven Kotler on Flow Hacking

Find Your Why – Book by Simon Sinek

In this episode you will get a quick exercise that helps you to create & find your Ikigai, your life purpose, within 15 minutes.

Ikigai (生き甲斐, pronounced [ikiɡai]) is a Japanese concept that means ‘a reason for being’.

Don’t just listen to this, but really do it. It might change the rest of your life.

Let me know in the comments down below what you think about Ikigai and how this exercise went for you!

Show Notes:

Link to Ikigai Template

Lisa Curtis is founder & CEO of Kuli Kuli, a Benefit Corporation that creates positive impact through the plant & superfood moringa. Lisa Curtis was chosen for the Forbes 30 Under 30 Award 2018 in the category Social Entrepreneurship and already planted one million moringa trees for a positive impact.

Show Notes:

Kuli Kuli’s Website

Kuli Kuli on Facebook

Kuli Kuli on Instagram

Kuli Kuli on Amazon

In episode 4 Kerri Cummings shares her life purpose & vision on a mindful future.

Kerri Cummings is a former management consultant who became a clinical psychologist and counselor. She opened a studio called ‘MindBar’ in Düsseldorf, Germany, where she teaches MBSR (Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction) courses and offers psychological counseling. Kerri is also a Kundalini Yoga instructor and writes a blog about mindfulness.

 

Show Notes:

MindBar Düsseldorf

Kerri’s Blog on Mindfulness

In episode 4 Kerri Cummings shares her life purpose & vision on a mindful future.

Kerri Cummings is a former management consultant who became a clinical psychologist and counselor. She opened a studio called ‘MindBar’ in Düsseldorf, Germany, where she teaches MBSR (Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction) courses and offers psychological counseling. Kerri is also a Kundalini Yoga instructor and writes a blog about mindfulness.

 

Show Notes:

MindBar Düsseldorf

Kerri’s Blog on Mindfulness