In this episode of Different Thinking for Different Times, host Steve Lentini explores the themes of gratitude, surrender, and the importance of challenging small-minded thinking. He emphasizes that life is a gift, especially during challenging times, and encourages listeners to embrace high-frequency energy and self-awareness. Through personal anecdotes and insights, Lentini highlights the significance of doing good and the transformative power of expanding one's thinking.

Takeaways

Different thinking can be applied everywhere in life.

Gratitude and surrender are essential for personal growth.

Life is a gift, especially during challenging times.

Small-minded thinking limits our potential and growth.

Leadership plays a crucial role in expanding thinking.

Self-awareness is key to overcoming personal limitations.

High frequency energy leads to a more fulfilling life.

Embracing change is necessary for growth and learning.

We are here to make mistakes and learn from them.

Doing good is a fundamental aspect of our life journey.

Sound bites

"Life is happening for you, not to you."

"What you feed grows."

"We are here to fall and make mistakes."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Different Thinking

02:38 The Power of Gratitude and Surrender

05:23 Challenging Small-Minded Thinking

07:59 The Impact of Mindset on Business

10:34 The Role of Belief Systems

13:09 Embracing Life's Gifts

15:43 The Journey of Self-Discovery

18:05 Conclusion and Call to Action

Takeaways

Different thinking can be applied everywhere in life.

Gratitude and surrender are essential for personal growth.

Life is a gift, especially during challenging times.

Small-minded thinking limits our potential and growth.

Leadership plays a crucial role in expanding thinking.

Self-awareness is key to overcoming personal limitations.

High-frequency energy leads to a more fulfilling life.

Embracing change is necessary for growth and learning.

We are here to make mistakes and learn from them.

Doing good is a fundamental aspect of our life journey.

Gratefully yours, Steve

In this episode, Steve Lentini and Rafael McMaster discuss the transformative power of mindfulness and consciousness in youth education. They explore the importance of teaching life tools to young people, the impact of personal experiences on their journeys, and the mission to create a community of conscious youth. The conversation highlights the importance of perspective, gratitude, and creative expression in overcoming adversity and promoting mental well-being. They also emphasize the importance of accountability and self-improvement in personal growth, ultimately aiming to inspire a movement towards a million conscious young people. We discuss the value of developing the "observer level of thinking," which equips young people with practical tools for emotional resilience and self-control. As Lentini says, "Our Brains are Beautiful and not Always Our Friend."

Rafael McMaster is the founder of Indivisible Arts and www.indivisiblearts.org. He is also the author of the book, "FundaMentalLife Tools," available on Amazon at https://a.co/d/2GAVGuu.

He takes the work of the "acorn brain," that Lentini has done for over 20 years with adults to our youth. Please consider support Rafael's work.

Gratefully yours, Steve

In this episode of 'Different Thinking for Different Times', host Steve Lentini shares insights from his near-death experience, emphasizing the importance of reprogramming the mind to overcome small-minded thinking. He discusses the concepts of high- and low-frequency energy, encouraging listeners to recognize how they spend their energy and to focus on higher-frequency interactions. Lentini also explores the significance of challenging belief systems and the power of surrendering to the present moment as a means of personal growth and self-awareness.

Notice your "little fucker," and how often you "re-act." Remember, you programmed your egoic, patterned, subconscious mind. Isn't it time you took over and ran the show?

Gratefully yours, Steve

Steve Lentini shares his profound near-death experience from 2002, where he felt an overwhelming presence of love, grace, and mercy during a critical moment in intensive care. This experience reshaped his understanding of life and spirituality, and how all of us can overcome small-minded thinking and discover the grace that awaits us all when we do.

Steve

Steve Lentini shares his profound near-death experience from 2002, where he felt an overwhelming presence of love, grace, and mercy during a critical moment in intensive care. This experience reshaped his understanding of life and spirituality.

Takeaways

Steve flat-lined in intensive care in 2002.

He experienced a moment with God during his near-death experience.

The presence he felt was filled with immense love.

Words cannot fully capture the experience he had.

His friends were present at the end of his bed.

The experience has had a lasting impact on his life.

He emphasizes the importance of grace and mercy.

The near-death experience reshaped his spirituality.

He believes in the power of love beyond life.

The conversation explores themes of life, death, and spirituality.

Gratefully yours, Steve

Find God by letting go of all small-minded thinking.

In this episode, Steve Lentini explores the concept of 'different thinking' and challenges the small-minded perspectives often found in religious beliefs. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the teachings of prophets, the nature of God, and the necessity of doing good in the world. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, Lentini encourages listeners to overcome small-minded thinking, embrace personal growth, and recognize the gifts in every experience. He advocates for a broader perspective on life, urging individuals to appreciate differences and learn from them. Let's do good.Gratefully yours, Steve

Summary

In this episode, Steve Lentini shares his profound near-death experience from November 18, 2002, where he transitioned from intensive care to a state of pure consciousness. He reflects on the insights gained during this experience, including the absence of sin, the nature of God, and the importance of acceptance and dialogue in human interactions. Lentini emphasizes the significance of doing good and the impact of our actions on others, advocating for a shift from small-minded thinking to a more expansive understanding of life and spirituality.

Now go and get over yourself and do good. Grow beyond all small-minded beliefs and mirror the infinite wisdom of the Creator.

Gratefully yours,

Steve

Summary

In this episode, Steve Lentini shares his profound near-death experience from November 18, 2002, where he transitioned from intensive care to a state of pure consciousness. He reflects on the insights gained during this experience, including the absence of sin, the nature of God, and the importance of acceptance and dialogue in human interactions. Lentini emphasizes the significance of doing good and the impact of our actions on others, advocating for a shift from small-minded thinking to a more expansive understanding of life and spirituality.

Gratefully yours, now go and grow beyond small-minded thinking and do good.

Steve

In this episode, Steve Lentini discusses the pervasive issue of small-minded thinking in society, particularly in politics and leadership. He emphasizes the importance of dialogue, compromise, and self-awareness, urging listeners to reflect on their own thinking patterns and the behavior of their leaders. Through personal anecdotes and observations, Lentini calls for a shift towards limitless thinking and a more constructive political discourse.

Gratefully yours,

Steve