Dichotomy Podcast with Mike Reid

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Maria Ayne is an author, nutritionist and behaviour specialist. She helps food addicts, emotional eaters and compulsive eaters overcome their issues with a 90-day program called Survival of The Fittest Thoughts. Maria is also the Author of 'The Eating Enigma' and has a passion for helping people break free from their subconscious beliefs.

Maria and I met 4 years ago during a personal development weekend called the Breakthrough Experience with John De Martini. We instantly hit it off and found ourselves discussing the psychology around our decision making and how to live a happy life.

In this episode, we discuss the dichotomies of health, fitness, love, and relationships. Maria helps us understand why we make the decisions we make and offers her best advice on how to navigate your thinking and decision making. Enjoy!

Highlights:

• The subconscious patterns that get planted into our brains as kids and how that manifests later in life.
• Dichotomies of health and the challenges of looking good versus just being healthy and happy.
• Dichotomies of love and relationships and how we create a fantasy of who a person is or should be versus the reality.
• The psychology behind new relationships, and what happens when things start to change and evolve.
• Understanding human behaviour and why we make some of the crazy decisions we make.

Resources:Dr John DeMartini - The Breakthrough Experience

The Eating Enigma Book

Maria's Instagram

Survivalofthefittestthoughts.com

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Lockie Cooke has a long list of achievements at the young age of 28. He gave his first TEDx talk at the age of 17 and represented Australia as a sprint kayaker in his early 20's. Lockie later founded the non-profit organisation, Indigenous Communities Education and Awareness Foundation (ICEA), and was nominated for WA Young Australian of the Year in 2015.

In this episode, we have a deep and honest conversation about avoiding entitlement, the future of work, and the concept of unconditional giving. We talk about learning from being vulnerable, stretching yourself, and why variety in life is so important. Lockie also explains why instead of striving for your vision, you should be living it. Enjoy!

Episode Highlights:

• How to avoid entitlement
• What happens when you start putting the focus of work beyond yourself and what you do
• The concept of unconditional giving
• Is work-life balance a fantasy or is it truly possible?
• How to find your community
• The importance of using vulnerability to discover things you didn't know about yourself

Resources:

Email: [email protected]

Lockie's LinkedIn

Lockie's Twitter

ICEA Foundation on LinkedIn

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Clayton Daniel is an entrepreneur, personal finance expert and author of 'Fund Your Ideal Lifestyle: Buy time, fund new experiences, and keep more of what you worked for'. After selling his financial advice business in 2017, Clayton has since gone on to grow a thriving community of financial advisors called XY Advisors. Today XY advisors is one the leading education and events platforms for progressive advisors in Australia.

In this episode we talk about relationships and how using the experiences of failed relationships has shaped the relationship he's most proud of today..

Growing up, one of Clayton's earliest ambitions was to be an actor, so he could escape the 'small town' he grew up in. We talk about how his upbringing has shaped his values and the life decisions he made along the way.

In this episode, Clayton shares why he actively pursues dichotomies in his life and why the deepest learning exists in them. From spending time as a rockstar, to a server in church, to an army officer and beach bum surfer; Clayton shares the dichotomies at each stage of his journey and what he learnt from them.

Episode Highlights

• How he feels when someone asks him the question what do you do?
• How growing up in the country has influenced his values today
• The dichotomies of wanting to build an empire plus a great family life
• Why fear is his primary motivation in business and how he harnesses it.
• Why we're so much luckier than we ever appreciate.
• Why you should pursue dichotomies and gain your greatest lessons at the edges of the things you do in life.

Resources:

XY Advisor

Fund Your Ideal Lifestyle

Clayton Daniel

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Bushy is a keynote speaker, author and all-round property investment wizard, named in 2017 as one of the top ten property specialists in Australia by The Property Investor Magazine. He is the founder of KNOW:HOW Property Finance Strategy, one of Australia's leading groups of property investment strategists.

Bushy has personally built an international portfolio of 12 properties and has enjoyed a career spanning over 35-years in the industry. His expertise has helped over 1,700 time poor professionals secure more than $550 million in property.

In this episode, Bushy talks about his personal journey, from moving around a lot and struggling as a child to changing his life after hearing his Dad's words of wisdom. He reveals the book that changed his life, and how he has navigated some of life's greatest dichotomies. Enjoy!

Episode Highlights:

• Bushy's mantra of 'Living by Design' and the method he used to achieve his dream life
• The ongoing struggle between head and heart
• Why it's important to approach success as a journey, not a destination
• The dichotomy of working hard and the benefits and pitfalls it presents
• The driving force behind Bushy's decision making process
• The importance of getting clarity on your core values

Resources:

The Freedom Formula Book

Get Invested Podcast

Bushy's LinkedIn

BushyMartin.com.au

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Brandon Clift has achieved and experienced a lot in his 25 odd years. He was running a fitness business in Australia called Zone Fitness for almost ten years, being recognised as Young Entrepreneur of the Year for getting his gym to the #1 rank on the Gold Coast.

Just six months ago, Brandon realised he wasn't happy. He was out of alignment and he needed a change. He needed to find a purpose and mission that fulfilled him. So he embarked on a global adventure, and has since created an organisation called 'The Path of the Warrior' - an initiative that aims to create a world of men who are living their lives fully, with passion, integrity, and aligned with their purpose.

In this episode, we talk about the Jungian archetypes and how to use them as a framework for understanding the decisions we make. We also talk about the dichotomy of head versus heart, and the one question Brandon asks himself when he is faced with a big life decision. Enjoy!

Episode Highlights:

• Jungian Archetypes and how to use the male archetypes as a framework for understanding the deep psychological drivers of men
• How to prepare for getting into the right kind of relationship
• The dichotomies of health and the desire to want to let go while also finding balance with good health
• Staying 'on mission' and what that really means
• How to navigate the dichotomy of head versus heart and the one question that guides Brandon's big life decisions
• The question Brandon asks himself to aid self-discipline

Resources:

King, Warrior, Magician, Lover: Rediscovering the Archetypes of the Mature Masculine by Robert Moore and Douglas Gillette

The ManKind Project

BrandonClift.com

Brandon's Instagram

Brandon's LinkedInBrandon's Facebook

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Katherine Maslen is a naturopath, nutritionist, author and renegade for health. She is the founder of Brisbane Natural Health, a health and wellness provider that offers a unique membership program rather than the traditional one-off consult fees.

In this episode, Katherine and I talk about business, life, and health, including her experience running a business and managing a team of fifteen staff, and how she uses her environment to tap into different creative energies.

We discuss the foundations of health and wellness, and Katherine offers practical advice and insights that you can apply to your own lifestyle. We talk about the dichotomy of running a fast-paced business while prioritising your health, and what foods you should eat to avoid health problems later in life. Enjoy!

Episode Highlights:

• How we can use different environments to bring out different creative energies
• The rollercoaster of emotions that come with running a business and managing a team of fifteen
• The dichotomies of the health system and how the pharmaceutical industry is often contradictory to good health
• The advancements in research on the gut microbiome and the effect it has on your mood, health, energy, and vitality
• The role that mindset plays in health and wellness
• What you can do now to take control of your health and improve your energy and mood

Resources:

Get Well, Stay Well: Reclaim your health and get back to living

Brisbane Natural Health

Holographic Kinetics

KatherineMaslen.comKatherine on LinkedIn

The Human Superorganism by Rodney Dietert

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Adam Valastro is a qualified plumber and world traveller who founded his company, Travelling Tradies, while trekking across the globe. Travelling Tradies creates opportunities for Aussie Tradies to explore the world and live an epic life by connecting them to hotels & hotels where they exchange their skills for food & accommodation.

Adam was incredibly honest in our chat, discussing everything from being a depressed Plumber in Australia to throwing his phone in the ocean and embarking on a global trip at a moment's notice. We talk about how trusting his gut, embracing vulnerability, and facing uncertainty have helped Adam navigate the biggest dichotomies in his life. Enjoy!

Episode Highlights:

• The importance of letting go of control, trusting your gut, and facing your fears
• The baggage around 'finding your purpose' and Adam's alternative approach to purpose
• Why you should learn to embrace uncertainty
• The tools Adam uses to unlock his vulnerability and why that can be such a powerful practice

Resources:

Adam on LinkedIn

Travelling Tradies

Dent Global is launching in Toronto in 2019. Visit www.mikejamesreid.com to learn more and grab a copy of the Revised Edition of the book, Key Person of Influence by Mike Reid & Daniel Priestley.

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Ronsley Vaz is a speaker, author and marketer. He is the author of the book AMPLIFY – How to raise your voice, boost your brand and grow your business.

His podcast, 'Bond Appetit', was Australia's #1 food podcast on iTunes and now receives between eight and twelve thousand listeners a day.

Ronsley is also the founder of audio marketing agency Amplify, which focuses on giving brands a voice.

In this episode, we discuss Ronsley's journey from a failed restaurant owner to the founder of Amplify, a marketing agency with employees in 12 different time zones.

We talk about the dichotomies Ronsley has faced along the way, how he handled the tough times, and the true meaning of gratitude. Enjoy!

• Social media & the dichotomies that exist in building a brand or remaining behind the scenes
• The perception of one's identity & how to separate it from our business
• How Ronsley deals with anxiety & the challenges he faced when shutting down his restaurant business
• Emotional intelligence & whether it helps or hinders him
• Big Wins but lots of failures
• Gratitude
• Why you should journal every morning

Resources:

Amplify Agency

Amplify Book: How to raise your voice, boost your brand and grow your business

Bond Appetit Podcast

Dent Global is launching in Toronto in 2019. Visit www.mikejamesreid.com to learn more and grab a copy of the Revised Edition of the book, Key Person of Influence by Mike Reid & Daniel Priestley.

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Daniel Priestley is a best-selling author, international speaker, and co-founder of Dent Global, best known for running world-leading business accelerators and events.

Daniel is also the author of four books including Key Person of Influence: The Five-Step Method to Becoming one of the Most Highly Valued & Highly Paid People in Your Industry.

In this episode, he discusses the dichotomies that every entrepreneur must face, including the dichotomy of being famous versus operating behind the scenes. He also talks about the dichotomy of raising a family while running a business, and why you should embrace uncertainty. Enjoy!

What You Will Discover in This Episode:

• How ego can influence or sabotage our ambitions as entrepreneurs
• The harsh truths about business and why you need to embrace uncertainty
• How to approach problems that others don't want to deal with
• Why you should be playing a bigger game
• The importance of finding your thing
• Why entrepreneurship is a team sport
• The 3 dichotomies every entrepreneur must face, including being famous versus operating behind the scenes
• The importance of identifying your core skill and playing to your strengths