Aussie Mindset Mentor

Aussie Mindset Mentor

By Selina IddonEducationSelf-Improvement
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Aussie Mindset Mentor episodes

  • Where to start breaking old Habits and creating new ones (53)
    Selina Iddon introduces the episode by exploring the connection between habits, identity, and personal growth. She discusses how changing non-beneficial habits can significantly impact one's identity and the emotional challenges involved in habit formation. Sharing her personal story of overcoming smoking, Selina offers steps to change beliefs and reinforce identity. The role of language in habit reinforcement is examined, highlighting its importance in resisting temptations through a strong personal identity. The episode concludes with an invitation to subscribe for mindset breakthroughs and final thoughts on kindness and self-improvement.

    If you are human you have habits.  The important thing though is are you choosing them though, or are they controlling you?  
    So many people try changing or dealing with habits from the ground up, however like a strong tree or even a solid building, it starts with understanding and setting the foundation.
    Every habit will take time to break or create,  this episode is about making that time as short and easy as possible by getting the ideal start.

    (0:10) Introduction: Habits, Identity, and Personal Growth
    (1:45) Changing Non-Beneficial Habits with Identity Impact
    (5:08) Emotional Challenges and Language in Habit Formation
    (8:18) Personal Story: Overcoming Smoking
    (9:58) Steps to Change Belief and Reinforce Identity
    (12:57) The Role of Language in Habit Reinforcement
    (17:16) Resisting Temptations Through Strong Personal Identity
    (20:19) Conclusion: Subscribe for Mindset Breakthroughs
    (22:04) Final Thoughts on Kindness and Self-Improvement
    24 min
  • How Discipline equals Freedom (52)
    Selina Iddon introduces the purpose of the podcast and delves into the themes of discipline and motivation. She examines the gap between action and reaction, sharing personal anecdotes about procrastination and its consequences. The discussion highlights the role of self-discipline in daily habits, drawing an analogy with training dogs to illustrate the concept. Selina emphasizes the paradoxical idea of achieving freedom through discipline. The episode concludes with reflections on how discipline can lead to greater freedom, wrapping up with final thoughts on the topic.

    We often think of discipline as being trained to conform by use of punishment, an unpleasant experience of being dominated by another person or thing to take away our will however what if the opposite was true.  What if the consequences of us following our "feelings" was the punishment.  What if our changing and fleeting feelings were robbing us of what we really want, to be happy, healthy and fulfilled?  If we change the way we look at discipline and see the freedom available to us then being self-disciplined can become easy.

    (0:00) Introduction and purpose of the podcast
    (1:10) Exploring discipline and motivation
    (3:50) The gap between action and reaction
    (4:54) Personal examples of procrastination and consequences
    (7:46) Self-discipline in daily habits
    (10:19) Analogy of training dogs and discipline
    (13:07) Freedom through discipline
    (15:20) Final thoughts on discipline and freedom
    17 min
  • Getting Back on Track (51)
    Selina Iddon begins this episode by discussing the significance of noticing beauty and the uniqueness of experiences, even when we get off track. She emphasizes the importance of realigning ourselves with small actions to regain focus. The conversation shifts to the snowball effect and how building momentum can help overcome resistance. Selina shares her experience of making a donation to Operation Railway Underground, illustrating the impact of small, committed actions. She concludes with a reminder of the power of honoring commitments and spreading kindness through our daily actions.

    We all get a little lost in ourselves sometimes, what's important is being able to get ourselves back on track.  
    Great news is this one is both simple and easy.  
    Here is how.

    (0:00) Introduction and welcome
    (0:37) Noticing beauty, getting off track, and the uniqueness of experiences
    (1:28) Importance of getting back on track and starting with small actions
    (2:18) Snowball effect, building momentum, and overcoming resistance
    (4:05) Making a donation to Operation Railway Underground
    (5:27) Honoring commitments with small actions and spreading kindness
    10 min
  • Why texting is not communicating
    Selina Iddon kicks off the episode by celebrating milestones, highlighting the importance of recognizing achievements. She shares insights on making everyday life special through small, intentional actions. The discussion shifts to the significance of voice communication in fostering deeper connections, emphasizing the energy and power these genuine interactions bring. Selina differentiates between mere information exchange and true communication, underscoring the value of meaningful dialogue. The episode wraps up with expressions of gratitude, leaving listeners with a reminder of the impact of authentic connections.

    More and more people are texting instead of talking.  The time of dropping in on someone or just picking up the phone and calling seem to be fading to messages.  I did not intend on this episode being on this topic, however I trust that it was for a purpose that I did.  
    In a time of lockdowns this episode is more important than ever I feel as people attempt to express themselves on social media and texting.
    Messaging is not communication, it's information.  Do you agree?

    (0:00) Introduction and celebrating milestones
    (3:41) Making everyday life special through small actions
    (4:14) Emphasizing voice communication for deeper connections
    (7:04) The energy and power of genuine connections
    (9:30) Communication vs information exchange and closing gratitude
    11 min
  • Do you feel shame in being privileged?
    Selina Iddon introduces the complex topic of privilege and shame, defining privilege and examining its impact on individuals. Through personal anecdotes, she delves into cultural constructs and various perspectives on privilege and fairness. Selina discusses the emotional responses to recognizing and addressing privilege, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging it to create positive change. The episode encourages listeners to use their privilege constructively and concludes with a call to action for making a difference.

    Society often expresses privilege as something unfair, something that should be removed from those who possess it.   If you have ever experienced the threat of losing something dear to you then you know this triggers emotions and often a fight response, and those with privilege just move to defend it harder, so this is ineffective.  
    What if instead we worked towards every human having those privileges.  Rather than feel the need to defend being privileged, what if we nurture and grow our privileges so there is plenty to go around for everyone?

    (0:00) Introduction to the topic of privilege and shame
    (0:28) Defining privilege and its impact on individuals
    (1:14) Personal anecdotes and cultural constructs of privilege
    (3:42) Different perspectives on privilege and fairness
    (5:02) Recognizing, addressing, and the emotional response to privilege
    (7:19) Acknowledging privilege and creating change
    (14:43) Encouraging listeners to use their privilege positively
    20 min
  • Is your "Of course" meaning you are "Off course"?
    Selina Iddon introduces the episode by exploring the power of words, particularly focusing on the phrase "of course" and its implications. She delves into how this seemingly simple phrase can influence mindset and communication, potentially affecting one's approach to life. Selina encourages listeners to elevate their mindset by reconsidering their use of "of course." The episode also highlights the importance of collaboration and teamwork in achieving success. Selina wraps up with closing remarks and offers a teaser for the next episode.

    "Of course" is a common phrase which is fitting because it is keeping you common.  You are unique, your dreams are unique, not one person on earth was destined to be common.  Using the term "of course" is a flag for being 'off course'.  Off Course is putting your life on auto-pilot and it won't take you to where your dreams and goals live.  Of course, short for 'as a matter of course' happens because the path is already been laid out and constructed just like a road but then you don't leave the road.  If you are listening to my podcasts then this is not the life that calls you.  The only people who listen to my podcasts are people asking questions and ongoingly exploring being their best to make the kindest and sincere difference in the world possible for them.  This podcast explains why to be wary of the "of course".

    (0:00) Introduction and the power of words
    (1:35) Understanding "of course" and its implications
    (5:01) The impact of "of course" on mindset and communication
    (10:23) Elevating your mindset and life approach
    (14:26) Summary: Reconsidering the use of "of course"
    (15:42) The value of collaboration and teamwork
    (16:29) Closing remarks and next episode teaser
    18 min
  • Honoring Loved Ones Passed
    Selina Iddon opens the episode with a warm welcome, delving into the tender topic of losing loved ones and sharing personal experiences with grief. She discusses various coping mechanisms and stresses the importance of honoring those we've lost. The episode explores the nuanced concepts of 'passed' versus 'past' and the role of forgiveness in processing grief. Selina defines spirituality and connectedness, emphasizing existence beyond physical presence. The episode concludes with a call to action for kindness, encouraging listeners to embrace compassion and understanding in their lives.

    Passed vs Past is an important definition for me when remembering my parents.  This episode is personal and touches on connection, spirituality (not religion), love and loss.  What better time to honor my parents than today my birthday and look at something that touches us all when we can no longer wrap our arms around someone we love.

    (0:00) Introduction and welcome
    (0:24) Discussing the loss of loved ones and personal experiences with grief
    (2:17) Coping mechanisms and the importance of honoring loved ones
    (3:16) The concept of 'passed' vs. 'past' and experiences with forgiveness
    (6:52) Defining spirituality, connectedness, and being beyond physical presence
    (13:48) Conclusion and call to action for kindness
    17 min
  • Why sweating some small stuff is a must
    Selina Iddon begins by sharing personal experiences and struggles with finding purpose and maintaining focus. She highlights the importance of completing tasks and the need to break unproductive patterns. Introducing the 10% rule, Selina discusses the significance of small daily habits in achieving goals. She addresses the challenge of overcoming resistance and the process of creating new, positive habits. The conversation shifts to expanding comfort zones and the power of small acts of kindness. Selina wraps up with closing remarks, encouraging listeners to continue their journey of growth and self-improvement.

    Yes I use the word must, because this episode is a big one for you finding and living your life's purpose and that means it's in the 20% of when using MUST and it's appropriate.
    We are often told "don't sweat the small stuff" well it depends on what small stuff you are talking about, because the key to living a fulfilled successful life is made up small stuff and this episodes explores that.

    (0:00) Introduction and welcome
    (0:23) Personal experiences and struggles with purpose and focus
    (2:10) The importance of finishing tasks and breaking patterns
    (5:11) The 10% rule and significance of small daily habits
    (7:45) Overcoming resistance and creating new habits
    (12:09) Expanding comfort zones and acts of kindness
    (14:39) Closing remarks
    15 min
  • What is your life's Algorithm?
    Selina Iddon introduces the episode by delving into the basics of social media algorithms, drawing parallels to our mindset and emotional well-being. She highlights how these algorithms can influence our thoughts and feelings, and emphasizes the importance of identifying our personal "algorithms" to shift from a mindset of lack to one of gratitude. The discussion moves to the transformative power of kindness, illustrating how it can positively impact both our mindset and interactions. The episode concludes with closing remarks, summarizing the key insights, and a farewell message.

    Algorithms run our experience of all social media, phone games, youtube and internet by Google, Facebook etc inspecting what we visit and look at, working out what we and our friends are interested in and then showing us more of it, so a curiosity can soon turn into being bombarded with like topics until all of a sudden it is showing up everywhere.  
    This episode explores the similarity to Algorithm programmes written by these companies to the Algorithms for some emotions programmed in our brain.

    (0:00) Introduction to the episode and social media algorithm basics
    (2:36) Relevance of algorithms to mindset and emotional effects
    (4:25) Identifying personal algorithms and shifting from lack to gratitude
    (6:47) The transformative power of kindness
    (7:55) Closing remarks and farewell
    9 min
  • Reduce Stress by removing this word
    Selina Iddon opens the episode by highlighting the significance of language in shaping mindset. She delves into the cultural implications of phrases like "need to" and how they can influence our thought patterns. Celebrating the power of awareness, Selina encourages listeners to consciously change their language to foster a healthier mindset. She introduces a language poster available on her website, selinaiddon.com.au, as a tool for this transformation. The episode wraps up with Selina's concluding thoughts, emphasizing the impact of mindful language choices on personal growth.

    What if you could feel less stressed day to day just by changing one word in your language?  You can.  I am hearing this word more and more in our society to a point it seems to be becoming part of our culture and yet this word is driving up fear and being needy, is that what we want for ourselves, our children or our society?

    (0:00) Introduction and welcome
    (0:51) Importance of language in mindset
    (4:37) Cultural implications of saying "need to"
    (8:11) Celebrating awareness and changing our language
    (10:09) Promoting the language poster on selinaiddon.com.au
    (12:14) Conclusion and final thoughts
    14 min

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