Do you want to know why you're here? Are you looking to find your passion? Do you want to share a message with the world?

For as long as humans have been alive, we have asked "why are we here?" both individually and collectively.

When you connect with your purpose, life takes on a new energy and excitement. It lights up your drive and motivation and allows you to make clear and fast decisions, as everything you do becomes aligned with that purpose.

If you want to find out your personal mission in life, you can learn a powerful exercise in this episode that can help you to do so.

Do you know what makes you feel happy?

Do you know that whether you feel happy or sad is often dictated by neural pathways that were formed in the first decade of your life?

I interview Loretta Breuning about our "happy chemicals". In this interview you will find out how to trigger your happy chemicals, when you trigger your "unhappy" chemicals, and how you can create new happy habits for yourself.

To find out more about Loretta's work, check out her website or find her on facebook.

Website: Innermammalinstitute.org

Facebook: Loretta Breuning PhD

We all want strong relationships in our lives, and we want to know which relationships are worth investing in, and which aren't.

When you understand how to detect and build compatibility, you experience a happier and more love-filled life.

When you invest in a strong relationship, you get great outcomes from this: joy, comfort, engagement, love.

Equally, if you invest in a bad relationship, you can experience pain, anger, jealousy, and hate.

In this episode, you will learn how to tell if you are compatible with someone on a romantic level. Whether you are on a first date, moving in together, or tying the knot, the concepts in the video will help you decide whether this is someone you are truly compatible with.

Jay Wong is is the host and executive producer of "The Inner Changemaker"; an award-winning podcast where he interviews modern-day changemakers on choosing legacy over currency.

Previous guests have included Bob Proctor, Sean Stephenson, Tucker Max, and many other world-class entrepreneurs.

His podcasting strategies have been featured in podcasting conferences all around North America and his podcast was recognized by iTunes as the #1 podcast for self-improvement in 2015 as well as a nominated as a Top 10 Business Podcast in 2016.

In this interview we discuss the strategies and tools that have allowed Jay to get where he is today this includes:

- The best lessons he has learned from guests on his show

- His three tips to be an engaging communicator

- The priniciples that he believes have enabled him to enjoy the success he has had

- The fundamental practices that allow him to stay on top of his game day after day

Be sure to check out Jay's Website: www.theinnerchangemaker.com

Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/inner-changemaker-podcast/id1018699173

Follow on Youtube: www.youtube.com/c/jaywongtv

Are you someone who feels constantly wired and stressed out?

Is your mood consistently low?

Do you often feel a victim of the people and circumstances around you?

When we're experiencing these types of feelings, it can feel difficult to get out of them.

However, when we understand how our mind works, we understand the power we have to change these feelings.

In this episode, you will learn why you are experiencing stress, anxiety and low mood on a consistent basis, and three powerful strategies that you can use to reverse these feelings.

So many of us nowadays are affected by the illness of a loved one.

It is incredibly hard and draining to be there for our loved one, and to constantly have their wellbeing on our mind. To see someone we love in pain is horrible.

Know, however, that it is in such times that we can find incredible growth.

In such times, our priorities change. We become more aware of the important things in life. We seek a deeper level of connection. We unearth reserves of strength and courage we didn't know we had.

In this video, you'll learn how you can find this inner strength, and keep going even during this difficult time.

In this inspiring interview, I talk to Jamie Denyer "The Grief Preacher". Jamie is a Motivational Speaker and Workshop Facilitator who speaks in companies, football clubs, schools, prisons and more.

After the tragic loss of his nephew, Jamie embarked on a mission to keep the memory of his nephew alive and use his death as a lesson and message to others.

In this interview, you will learn:

-The power of kindness

-How to survive adversity

-How to stay grounded

-The power of making promises

-Why you must find forgiveness

To see more of Jamie's Work, go to connorshelpinghand.com

Find Jamie on Social Media @griefpreacher

Watch Jamie's Ted Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiH7T6HsaxM

When you understand how to motivate yourself, you can create whatever change you want for yourself in life.

One of the greatest challenges people have when trying to make a change is where they can find the motivation.

The motivation to put on those running shoes and kickstart a new health regime.

The motivation to pick up the phone and start finding clients for a new business.

The motivation to approach that person you've been eyeing up at the bar.

Your ability to succeed in life depends on your ability to motivate yourself.

Well what if I told you that you already had that ability?

Motivation is not something that is given to you, it is something that is created by you.

If you have struggled with motivation it is because you have been looking for motivation in the wrong place.

In this episode you will learn about two types of motivation, one vastly stronger than the other, and how you can generate powerful motivation for yourself on a reliable and consistent basis.

Affirmations are a favourite in the self-help/personal development industry. The sad fact is that they are usually taught wrong, and actually have the opposite effect to what was intended.

Poorly taught affirmations actually reduce motivation and self-esteem, and get you into a bit of a fix. However, affirmations do have their place, and in this episode you will learn how to correct them so that you can break negative thought patterns and prime your conscious mind to be more vibrant, calm and focused.

Challenge can help us to grow and develop if we are able to ride the storm. It is often from our darkest times that our brightest achievements and experiences arise.

Major challenges such as illness, unemployment, and breakups can hit us all hard but during these periods it is necessary to keep the faith and employ strategies to make things easier for yourself.

In this episode, you will learn what to do during difficult times so that you can maintain energy and belief, and ultimately work towards a solution.