AI Ready Podcast with Harrison Painter

AI Ready Podcast with Harrison Painter

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AI Ready Podcast with Harrison Painter episodes

  • How to Achieve Your Dreams Using BOLDNESS!

    On this episode of the Amplify Prosperity Podcast host Harrison Painter interviews Fred Joyal, the author of SUPERBOLD - From Under-Confident to Charismatic in 90 Days. 

    Fred Joyal is an author, speaker, and entrepreneur who co-founded the most successful dentist referal service in the country with 1-800-DENTIST. In his new book SUPERBOLD - From Under-Confident to Charismatic in 90 Days Fred shares how BOLDNESS is actually a SUPERPOWER that can help you seize life in remarkable ways. 

    41 min
  • How Do You Listen to Music?
    Do you ever listen to music EXCLUSIVELY without doing anything else at the same time?
    I think we can all agree that we currently live in a world fueled by fear, anxiety, and uncertainty. In our media, our politics, and our jobs. This has led to a world where depression, drug abuse, and even suicide is at epidemic levels.
    But on the other hand this is a confusing reality. We also live in a time where information is everywhere. Technology has made life more convenient that ever.
    We went from having to hunt, plant seeds, harvest our own food…planning the entire day around cooking over fire in a pot, and then having family time at the dinner table discussing the days events.
    Today we sit alone in our car while our food is handed to us in a bag at the drive through while we’re reading the breaking news via our local news app while ignoring a text from our boss, but thinking about a strategy to solve our next Wordle in fewer attempts.
    No wonder we are stressed out.
    I just interviewed Dr. Fred Moss, a psychiatrist and author of a book I just read titled “Creative 8 – Healing Through Creativity & Self- Expression.” I can’t wait to share that episode with you (coming in 2 weeks)
    It really got me thinking about the power of creativity. Especially the power of music in our lives. How we use it. How we consume it.
    Who hasn’t heard a song on the radio that took them back to a time as if you were there?
    Maybe it was the joy of a high school football game, remembering how heartbroken you were after a breakup, or that first dance at the reception after your wedding.
    Dr. Moss’s book talks about using things like playing an instrument, singing, and dancing to promote self-healing. It got me thinking about how we use music in our everyday lives.
    I started preforming some research on the topic and came across this interesting question…
    Do you ever sit and listen to music exclusively without doing anything else at the same time?
    On the surface this seems like an easy question. If you are from the Boomer or Gen X generations, I’m sure you remember sitting with a group of friends in our bedrooms listening to the new album you just purchased at a place like Karma Records, Tower Records, or even Sears.
    Epic Albums of our Generation: Kiss Alive II, Pink Floyd the Wall, The Who’s Tommy
    You would put the record on and get lost in the warmth the needle created when playing the music. All stresses would fade away. It was our entire focus. It could even be what some might call a religious or out-of-body experience listening to these albums.
    Today many of us listen through our phones via platforms like iTunes or Spotify. Artists no longer make many concept albums (The Weekend), but today we consume more on a song-by-song basis.
    For me music has either become a solo experience not really shared with friends. I have my headphones on as I’m lying in bed, sitting on a plane, or talking that long walk in the park.
    If my headphones are not in, the music is typically in the background. It comforts me, but it isn’t my primary focus.
    This is understandable. Only a few years ago we either had to save up our hard-earned money to buy the music we wanted to listen too or wait for the rotation on the radio.
    Today we have access to ALL OF THE MUSIC IN THE WORLD. So it’s not as rare, and I don’t know if this is fair or not, but at least to me I feel like I appreciate it less.
    So…….
    I had never really stopped to think how my listening habits have changed, what music means to me today, and if those changes are good, bad, or indifferent.
    Could I be using music better? Could it help me relieve more stress, reduce anxiety? I think so.
    In closing I would like to ask anyone watching or listening to this same question.
    Today….Do you ever sit and listen to music exclusively without doing anything else at the same time?
    Thank you so much in advance for sharing your experience. I’ll do a follow up video and let you know what I find out.
    ~Harr
    13 min
  • I Found the Secret to Wealth and Freedom!!!

    I Found the Secret to Wealth and Freedom!!!

    • Are you tired of working hard and not getting ahead?
    • Do you feel like you've done everything right but somehow find yourself at a job you resent?
    • Do you feel trapped because of piling debt?

      • If you answered YES! to any of these questions I have some great news.

      I can help you uncover the secrets, tools, and resources that will change your life STARTING RIGHT NOW!

      • No expensive courses
      • No fancy coaching programs
      • No stuffy financial advisor

        • Just one simple book that you can get for free over the internet.

        Seriously.

        Watch this episode, grab your prosperity moment, and change your life forever!

        https://www.amplifyprosperity.com/

        13 min
      • No More Excuses. Follow Your Dreams with Emmanuel Musinga

        In this episode Harrison Painter talks with Emmanuel Musinga talking about how he came to America from The Democratic Republic of the Congo and conquered all challenges to follow his dreams. This interview will leave you inspired and ready to take on the world! No more excuses!  

        Rev. Emmanuel R. Musinga was a victim of the civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He left the Congo to go to Rwanda when he was a young boy. There was little hope that he would live a decent life. While in Rwanda, he received treatment and continued his education which gave a glimmer of hope. Those hopes were dashed when his father passed away in 2002. At the time, he had to go to work in order to pay his school fees and the schools fees for his brothers. Through many challenges he graduated high school and he continued his education in theology and moved his family to the United States of America. Discover how Rev. Musigna was inspired to overcome the challenges in his life with an unwavering faith in God and a rock-solid focus on pursuing his dreams.

        34 min
      • Bitcoin vs. Shitcoin

        Should you invest in Bitcoin or Shitcoins?

        Listen in as Harrison Painter talks about the major problems Bitcoin solves. By simply having access to a sound, decentralized currency we can stop government overreach, stop discrimination, and lower fees.  This will level the economic playing field so ALL people can participate.

        Fix the money fix the world!!!

        28 min
      • Passion and Porpoise?

        In this episode Harrison gives an update on his 16th week in the $10K Side Hustle Investment Challenge, talks about the buying power of the U.S. Dollar, and how a dolphin can inspire you to live a more prosperous life.  Enjoy! 

        18 min
      • Is the Media Stealing Your Prosperity?

        Today we discuss how politicians and media are using propaganda to steal our prosperity, and 3 tips on how to take back control!!!

        "The secret of freedom lies in educating people. The secret of tyranny is in keeping them ignorant." Maximilien de Robespierre 

        23 min

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