Enhancing The Human Experience with Mark Phillips

Are you about to set an audacious goal?  Or, maybe you’re working towards one now?  Either way, one thing's for certain, you will encounter doubt at some point along your journey.  When the doubt comes, it’s helpful to have some effective tools to counter the detrimental effects, so it doesn’t derail you from realizing your goal.  In this episode I share three of my favorite thought tools for doing just that.

Show Notes

If you’re moving toward a goal or a dream that is well outside of your current experience you’re going to encounter doubt.

There will be times when you want to stop, turn around, and go back.

Since the human experience is ultimately about growth, expansion, and development, living outside of our comfort zones is important.  This is often easier said than done.

When we lean into fear, uncertainty, and the unknown, we grow as human beings.

Here are three of my favorite ideas for dealing with doubt:

Remember your why:  When doubt creeps in, remember your why.  Before you embark on your journey, write down why you're doing it and keep this list nearby.  When you become aware of new why's, write those down as well.  Use your why's to fuel you when you encounter doubt.  Don't forget about the ultimate why, which is the development of our soul.  This is the underlying purpose of why we’re here.  To take control of the mind and do the thing we fear despite doubt, anxiety, and worry.

Pleasure and pain:  This potent cocktail will motivate you to push through doubt like nothing else.  Write down the unwanted experiences you will have if you don't realize your goal (i.e. the pain you will encounter).  Also, write down the pleasure you will experience if you do realize your goal.  Review these lists when you experience doubt.

You are enough:  When you find yourself experiencing self-doubt, remind yourself that you are enough.  You are worthy and deserving of setting and ultimately realizing your goal.  Only you can decide whether you are worthy or not.  And doing so simply involves a shift in thinking.

Bonus idea:  Doubt often occurs when we’re focusing too much on the outcome and not enough on the process itself.  It can also happen when we're comparing where we're at with where we think we should be.  To counter this thinking, focus on doing the best you can in the present moment.  This will leave no room for doubt to get a foothold in your consciousness.  Focus on the steps you are taking right now, and don't focus on where you think you should be.

One Sentence Summary:

Be prepared (with thought tools) for the doubt that will inevitably come as you move toward your audacious goal.

Quote of the Week:

Because doubt is such a menace in the quest for enhancing the human experience, this week I'm sharing 10 of my favorite quotes on doubt:

Doubt can only be removed by action." ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Doubt kills more dreams than failure ever did." ~ Unknown

If you're going to doubt something, doubt your limits.  Choose to believe that everything you want is possible for you." ~ Unknown

One of the ego's favorite paths of resistance is to fill you with doubt." ~ Ram Dass

Your faith can move mountains and your doubt can create them." ~ Unknown

It's not what you are that is holding you back.  It's what you think you are not." ~ Unknown

Bravery is not the absence of fear.  Bravery is feeling the fear, the doubt, the insecurity, and deciding that something else is more important." ~ Mark Manson

Feed your faith and your doubts will starve to death." ~ Unknown

Doubt is a pain too lonely to know that faith is his twin brother." ~ Khalil Gibran

Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt." ~ Shakespeare

Resources Mentioned:

The PDJ - Coming soon!  The simplest, most effective personal development journal on the planet.  It's designed to help you become the person you want to be.  I'll be sharing more details on this product in the coming weeks.

Awesome Resources Created Just For You:

Just Be It! - Improve your performance and your results in any area of your life quickly and easily!

The Alchemy of Despair - 17 of the most effective techniques I've ever encountered for reclaiming your happiness!

The Magic of Being - Teach your child how to develop their self-image in a fun, entertaining way!

Connect with me

Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Google+

How to review the show on iTunes - If you enjoy the podcast, it would be awesome if you'd take a minute and write a review on iTunes.  To do that, just launch the iTunes podcast app on your computer or phone.  Search for Enhancing The Human Experience.  Select the album art for the show.  Then select ratings and reviews.  Then write your review.  Thank you in advance, I really appreciate it!

All the best - health, wealth, and success!

Mark

Are you about to set an audacious goal?  Or, maybe you’re working towards one now?  Either way, one thing's for certain, you will encounter doubt at some point along your journey.  When the doubt comes, it’s helpful to have some effective tools to counter the detrimental effects, so it doesn’t derail you from realizing your goal.  In this episode I share three of my favorite thought tools for doing just that.

Show Notes

If you’re moving toward a goal or a dream that is well outside of your current experience you’re going to encounter doubt.

There will be times when you want to stop, turn around, and go back.

Since the human experience is ultimately about growth, expansion, and development, living outside of our comfort zones is important.  This is often easier said than done.

When we lean into fear, uncertainty, and the unknown, we grow as human beings.

Here are three of my favorite ideas for dealing with doubt:

Remember your why:  When doubt creeps in, remember your why.  Before you embark on your journey, write down why you're doing it and keep this list nearby.  When you become aware of new why's, write those down as well.  Use your why's to fuel you when you encounter doubt.  Don't forget about the ultimate why, which is the development of our soul.  This is the underlying purpose of why we’re here.  To take control of the mind and do the thing we fear despite doubt, anxiety, and worry.

Pleasure and pain:  This potent cocktail will motivate you to push through doubt like nothing else.  Write down the unwanted experiences you will have if you don't realize your goal (i.e. the pain you will encounter).  Also, write down the pleasure you will experience if you do realize your goal.  Review these lists when you experience doubt.

You are enough:  When you find yourself experiencing self-doubt, remind yourself that you are enough.  You are worthy and deserving of setting and ultimately realizing your goal.  Only you can decide whether you are worthy or not.  And doing so simply involves a shift in thinking.

Bonus idea:  Doubt often occurs when we’re focusing too much on the outcome and not enough on the process itself.  It can also happen when we're comparing where we're at with where we think we should be.  To counter this thinking, focus on doing the best you can in the present moment.  This will leave no room for doubt to get a foothold in your consciousness.  Focus on the steps you are taking right now, and don't focus on where you think you should be.

One Sentence Summary:

Be prepared (with thought tools) for the doubt that will inevitably come as you move toward your audacious goal.

Quote of the Week:

Because doubt is such a menace in the quest for enhancing the human experience, this week I'm sharing 10 of my favorite quotes on doubt:

Doubt can only be removed by action." ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Doubt kills more dreams than failure ever did." ~ Unknown

If you're going to doubt something, doubt your limits.  Choose to believe that everything you want is possible for you." ~ Unknown

One of the ego's favorite paths of resistance is to fill you with doubt." ~ Ram Dass

Your faith can move mountains and your doubt can create them." ~ Unknown

It's not what you are that is holding you back.  It's what you think you are not." ~ Unknown

Bravery is not the absence of fear.  Bravery is feeling the fear, the doubt, the insecurity, and deciding that something else is more important." ~ Mark Manson

Feed your faith and your doubts will starve to death." ~ Unknown

Doubt is a pain too lonely to know that faith is his twin brother." ~ Khalil Gibran

Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt.

When it comes to improving our results in life, there is only one variable.  Us.  We are the only thing that stands between what we have and what we want.  That's why personal development is so important.  When we improve ourselves, our results naturally improve.

Show Notes

A being board is a powerful tool for personal transformation.

It’s a visual reminder of the qualities, characteristics, and attributes we need to embody in order to improve our performance and our results in any area of life.

Success begins within.  This is why personal development is vital to winning in business and in life.

Developing our state of being is the starting point of all success we will ever realize.

This exercise is one of the free downloads I include with my book, Just Be It!: The Secret To Having What You Want In Life

Everything you do and have in life flows from your conditioned state of being.

When you improve your state of being, you’ll find yourself doing the right thing, at the right time, in the right way.

Life is primarily an internal game.  When we change, everything changes for us.

When you've finished making your being board, post it where you can see it every day.  Then, start identifying with the ideas you have on your being board.

An example of an 8.5 x 11 being board created for success.

 

When working with it, keep the following ideas in mind: Repetition, consistency, and frequency.

We live in a universe ruled by cause and effect. Being is the cause.  Having is the effect.

A being board is a visual reminder that we are the cause of what we have in life.

Most of us go wrong by focusing on what we want to have (the experiences, circumstances, and conditions).

We forget to focus on the cause of having what we want (our state of being).

So, focus 75-99% of your energy on what you need to be, and 25-1% on what you want to have.

Set a clear intention about what you want to have, then let it go, and focus on being.  You’ll have a much better chance of realizing your goal.

Here are the steps to creating your own being board:

Identify what you want to have?

Then ask yourself what you have to be in order to attract or create it?  What qualities, characteristics, and attributes do you need to develop within yourself?

Lastly, at every moment throughout your day, ask yourself, “Am I being it?”  If not, make a conscious effort to do so.

This is a fun exercise for both children and grown-up’s alike.  Going through this process will help you identify ways of being that will help you achieve your goals and dreams in any area of life.

An example of a 5 x 7 being board.

 

Three real world examples of the concept in practice:

To have love: Be attractive (inside and out).  Be interesting (and interested).  Be lovable.  Be kind.  Be thoughtful.  Be supportive.  Be entertaining.

To have health: Be active.  Be flexible.  Be vital.  Be vibrant.

To have money: Be helpful.  Be valuable.  Be a problem solver.  Be a solution.

Do you see how important being is to having what you want in life?

One Sentence Summary:

To have what you want in life, focus on being (embody the qualities, characteristics, and attributes) that will cause you to create or attract it.

Quote of the Week:

Success is something you attract by the person you become." ~ Jim Rohn

Resources Mentioned:

Disrupt or be disrupted - An excellent podcast episode by Aaron Pierson about the importance of disrupting your company or market.

Awesome Resources Created Just For You:

Just Be It! - Improve your performance and your results in any area of your life quickly and easily!

The Alchemy of Despair - 17 of the most effective techniques I've ever encountered for reclaiming your happiness!

The Magic of Being - Teach your child how to develop their self-image in a fun, entertaining way!

Connect with me

Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Google+

How to review the show on iTunes - If you enjoy the podcast, it would be awesome if you'd take a minute and write a review on iTunes.  To do that, just launch the iTunes podcast app on your computer or phone.  Search for Enhancing The Human Experience.  Select the album art for the show.  Then select ratings and reviews.  Then write your review.  Thank you in advance, I really appreciate it!

All the best - health, wealth, and success!

Mark

When it comes to improving our results in life, there is only one variable.  Us.  We are the only thing that stands between what we have and what we want.  That's why personal development is so important.  When we improve ourselves, our results naturally improve.

Show Notes

A being board is a powerful tool for personal transformation.

It’s a visual reminder of the qualities, characteristics, and attributes we need to embody in order to improve our performance and our results in any area of life.

Success begins within.  This is why personal development is vital to winning in business and in life.

Developing our state of being is the starting point of all success we will ever realize.

This exercise is one of the free downloads I include with my book, Just Be It!: The Secret To Having What You Want In Life

Everything you do and have in life flows from your conditioned state of being.

When you improve your state of being, you’ll find yourself doing the right thing, at the right time, in the right way.

Life is primarily an internal game.  When we change, everything changes for us.

When you've finished making your being board, post it where you can see it every day.  Then, start identifying with the ideas you have on your being board.

An example of an 8.5 x 11 being board created for success.

 

When working with it, keep the following ideas in mind: Repetition, consistency, and frequency.

We live in a universe ruled by cause and effect. Being is the cause.  Having is the effect.

A being board is a visual reminder that we are the cause of what we have in life.

Most of us go wrong by focusing on what we want to have (the experiences, circumstances, and conditions).

We forget to focus on the cause of having what we want (our state of being).

So, focus 75-99% of your energy on what you need to be, and 25-1% on what you want to have.

Set a clear intention about what you want to have, then let it go, and focus on being.  You’ll have a much better chance of realizing your goal.

Here are the steps to creating your own being board:

Identify what you want to have?

Then ask yourself what you have to be in order to attract or create it?  What qualities, characteristics, and attributes do you need to develop within yourself?

Lastly, at every moment throughout your day, ask yourself, “Am I being it?”  If not, make a conscious effort to do so.

This is a fun exercise for both children and grown-up’s alike.  Going through this process will help you identify ways of being that will help you achieve your goals and dreams in any area of life.

An example of a 5 x 7 being board.

 

Three real world examples of the concept in practice:

To have love: Be attractive (inside and out).  Be interesting (and interested).  Be lovable.  Be kind.  Be thoughtful.  Be supportive.  Be entertaining.

To have health: Be active.  Be flexible.  Be vital.  Be vibrant.

To have money: Be helpful.  Be valuable.  Be a problem solver.  Be a solution.

Do you see how important being is to having what you want in life?

One Sentence Summary:

To have what you want in life, focus on being (embody the qualities, characteristics, and attributes) that will cause you to create or attract it.

Quote of the Week:

Success is something you attract by the person you become." ~ Jim Rohn

Resources Mentioned:

Disrupt or be disrupted - An excellent podcast episode by Aaron Pierson about the importance of disrupting your company or market.

Awesome Resources Created Just For You:

Just Be It! - Improve your performance and your results in any area of your life quickly and ea...

Jana Mitchell has been a hospice nurse for over 12 years.  During this time, she’s worked in a number of different capacities within this field.  She’s currently a clinical director.  I recently sat down with her to discuss her perspective on living and dying well.  Jana has a unique perspective on the human experience that most of us don’t have.  She cares for people who are at the end of their lives.  This gives her the opportunity to see how people die (and how they've lived), and to witness the things that matter to them at this point in their lives.

It’s no secret that death and dying are not popular subjects in our culture.  While this is the case, there's value in being aware of our own mortality.  In a very real sense, death is perhaps our greatest ally in life.  Death is always there to remind us to get on with the business of living, and not waste precious time.  To do the things we came here to do – and not put them off until tomorrow.  To make every moment count.  And make memories while we still can, because we never know when our time here on earth will be up.  Knowing we will die one day instills us with a sense of urgency to mend fences, forgive ourselves and others, and focus on what matters most.

Here are a few ideas to keep in mind as you listen to this interview:

“Begin with the end in mind.” ~ Steven Covey

“As a well-spent day brings happy sleep, so a life well spent brings happy death.” ~ Leonardo da Vinci

Show Notes

Jana began her nursing career at the hospital on the medical surgical unit.  She then moved to the code team for about 6 months.

Code teams are the care providers who rush to a specific location when a patient is experiencing cardiopulmonary arrest (typically elderly patients).  They work to resuscitate them.

While working on her last patient as a member of the code team, she saw that the family wasn’t prepared for their loved one to die, even though the patient had been living with this diagnosis for 10 to 15 years.  “They weren’t ready, and that’s what stuck with me.”  Even though they knew this day was coming for quite some time.

Primarily because of this experience, she had a calling to work in hospice.

She found it to be more in alignment with her overall philosophy of life, and saw that in some cases it’s better to make the patient comfortable during the end of their life, rather than perform life extending measures.

She entered the hospice field as a staff nurse, then became manager (also known as supervisor or clinical director).

Hospice is defined as; care in the community.  They come to where you live.  Its typically when you have a terminal diagnosis of 6 months or less, if the disease runs its course.

Hospice was originally intended for people dying of cancer.  It was then expanded to serve people dying of any disease.

Medicare discovered that caring for people in hospice vs. the hospital saved money and provided them with a better overall experience.

“You spend less money and you get more care.” She says about hospice, as opposed to the old way of having people die in hospitals.

In her experience, how people die is different in rural communities than it is in urban communities.

She says that in rural communities people are less likely to choose life extending measures.

Her theory is that in rural communities people see the cycle of life on a daily basis, in agriculture and farming.

In her experience, people get a calling to hospice because of their own life experiences up to that point.

“I was raised to believe that there are worse things than dying”, she says.

“I grew up in a family where you were allowed to do all kinds of wild things”, she says about her childhood.

Growing up, her best friend at 11 years old had an illness where her life expectancy was 18 years old.  Her friend’s parents allowed their daughter to play with the other kids and do everything they did.  They let her live her life, knowing that she could have a heart attack at any time.  This impressed Jana as an example of how to live your life.

She says that the things people regret at the ends of their lives are typically unforgiveness, hate, and not mending fences with their families.

“It’s really sad when someone hasn’t talked to their kid for 40 years and they still don’t get to talk to them before they die.” She says.

One Sentence Summary:

When it comes to enhancing the human experience, there's a lot we can learn from death -- and simply being aware that our time here on earth is finite is perhaps the greatest lesson of all.

Quote of the Week:

It has so much to do with how you've lived your life, as how well you die." ~ Jana Mitchell

Resources Mentioned:

None in this episode.

Awesome Resources Created Just For You:

Just Be It! - Improve your performance and your results in any area of your life quickly and easily!

The Alchemy of Despair - 17 of the most effective techniques I've ever encountered for reclaiming your happiness!

The Magic of Being - Teach your child how to develop their self-image in a fun, entertaining way!

Connect with me

Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Google+

How to review the show on iTunes - If you enjoy the podcast, it would be awesome if you'd take a minute and write a review on iTunes.  To do that, just launch the iTunes podcast app on your computer or phone.  Search for Enhancing The Human Experience.  Select the album art for the show.  Then select ratings and reviews.  Then write your review.  Thank you in advance, I really appreciate it!

All the best - health, wealth, and success!

Mark

Jana Mitchell has been a hospice nurse for over 12 years.  During this time, she’s worked in a number of different capacities within this field.  She’s currently a clinical director.  I recently sat down with her to discuss her perspective on living and dying well.  Jana has a unique perspective on the human experience that most of us don’t have.  She cares for people who are at the end of their lives.  This gives her the opportunity to see how people die (and how they've lived), and to witness the things that matter to them at this point in their lives.

It’s no secret that death and dying are not popular subjects in our culture.  While this is the case, there's value in being aware of our own mortality.  In a very real sense, death is perhaps our greatest ally in life.  Death is always there to remind us to get on with the business of living, and not waste precious time.  To do the things we came here to do – and not put them off until tomorrow.  To make every moment count.  And make memories while we still can, because we never know when our time here on earth will be up.  Knowing we will die one day instills us with a sense of urgency to mend fences, forgive ourselves and others, and focus on what matters most.

Here are a few ideas to keep in mind as you listen to this interview:

“Begin with the end in mind.” ~ Steven Covey

“As a well-spent day brings happy sleep, so a life well spent brings happy death.” ~ Leonardo da Vinci

Show Notes

Jana began her nursing career at the hospital on the medical surgical unit.  She then moved to the code team for about 6 months.

Code teams are the care providers who rush to a specific location when a patient is experiencing cardiopulmonary arrest (typically elderly patients).  They work to resuscitate them.

While working on her last patient as a member of the code team, she saw that the family wasn’t prepared for their loved one to die, even though the patient had been living with this diagnosis for 10 to 15 years.  “They weren’t ready, and that’s what stuck with me.”  Even though they knew this day was coming for quite some time.

Primarily because of this experience, she had a calling to work in hospice.

She found it to be more in alignment with her overall philosophy of life, and saw that in some cases it’s better to make the patient comfortable during the end of their life, rather than perform life extending measures.

She entered the hospice field as a staff nurse, then became manager (also known as supervisor or clinical director).

Hospice is defined as; care in the community.  They come to where you live.  Its typically when you have a terminal diagnosis of 6 months or less, if the disease runs its course.

Hospice was originally intended for people dying of cancer.  It was then expanded to serve people dying of any disease.

Medicare discovered that caring for people in hospice vs. the hospital saved money and provided them with a better overall experience.

“You spend less money and you get more care.” She says about hospice, as opposed to the old way of having people die in hospitals.

In her experience, how people die is different in rural communities than it is in urban communities.

She says that in rural communities people are less likely to choose life extending measures.

Her theory is that in rural communities people see the cycle of life on a daily basis, in agriculture and farming.

In her experience, people get a calling to hospice because of their own life experiences up to that point.

“I was raised to believe that there are worse things than dying”, she says.

“I grew up in a family where you were allowed to do all kinds of wild things”, she says about her childhood.

Growing up, her best friend at 11 years old had an illness where her life expectancy w...

*FDA disclaimer: The information presented in this podcast and on this website is for educational purposes ONLY.  It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice.  Neither myself, nor my guest is a doctor.  We are not attempting to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.  Additionally, we must inform you that the FDA has not evaluated the claims made about the Asyra Bio-Resonance Scanning Device.  This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.  Please seek the advice of a professional medical person before implementing anything mentioned on this podcast.  By listening to this podcast and viewing the show notes, you release the producer, the host, and the guest from any and all liability.  Thank you.

D. Trentamus Briggs helps his clients' improve their lives.  By utilizing a variety of health and wellness practices, including Reiki mastership, Bio-Resonance Meridian Stress Analysis, and intuitive coaching, he offers his clients a multi-dimensional approach to feeling better.  Additionally, he has seen great improvements in the lives of his clients simply by helping them to expand their consciousness and develop their awareness.  Trentamus is a practitioner at Oak Tree Counseling and Wellness in Boise, Idaho, but he can work with clients remotely from anywhere in the world (see below for contact information).

Show Notes

Like many Americans, Trentamus was raised on packaged, processed, and canned foods.

At age 42, his father died of cancer.

"We never stop existing, we just transmute.", he says.

At 23, Trentamus was 40 pounds overweight and addicted to many substances.  He was also unhappy with his life and experiencing anxiety and depression.

It was at this age that he had a wake-up call.

He began to develop healthy dietary habits, and started working out.  Over time, he gradually got better and better.

“Seeing what my parents went through -- and seeing what the world is going through -- I’ve decided to develop myself to be that which I can in order to make the biggest difference in any way.”, he says.

He’s now where he wants to be, physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.

On his journey to optimal health, he learned what not to do.  This helps him relate to his clients and have empathy for the struggles they face on their own journey.

Each thought we have affects the cells in our bodies on a quantum level.

Any physical malady always begins as an energetic manifestation in consciousness.

It’s our emotions that cause our physical conditions.

In homeopathy, like balances like.

Trentamus uses the Asyra Bio-Resonance Scanning Device to help him understand how to balance his clients into a greater level of wellness.

This technology has been around since the 60’s.

Our state of consciousness is the source of life itself.

Our thoughts literally create our reality.

“Every moment is a red pill, blue pill.”, he says.

Trentamus believes that life is a virtual reality game, and what we choose to be in each moment sets up the next level.

If you look consciously at your life you will notice patterns.

The challenges we face in this world essentially arise from fear.

Almost all addictions stem from lack of self-love or trauma.

When we feel good, we can then take on more responsibilities in the world, like volunteering and giving back.

At one point in time, Trentamus asked the divine, “How can I serve?”.  He encourages others to do the same.

“We really have to be conscious.”, he says.

Continually develop yourself and find ways to give back that are in alignment with your obsessions and passions.

Life is meaningful because of our adversary (i.e. the resistance within us).

Everything is the divine, and that includes us.

To improve your life, just focus on making one small change each day.  And over a period of time you’ll see your life improve from doing so.

When his clients ask him how they can find their purpose, he asks them in return, “What are you most passionate about?” and, “What pisses you off the most?”  Then, become an expert in that field and find a way to monetize it.

“There isn’t anything that isn’t everything.  And there isn’t anything in our life that isn’t there for a purpose, [to help us] choose who we truly wish to be.”

“When we love the self more, things [addictions, self-defeating behaviors, etc.] just fall away.”

“It’s amazing to see what happens when you just tell someone the greatness you see in them… and having them see that.”, he says.

“It doesn’t take much to make a big difference.”, He says.

You can contact Trentamus via e-mail at: [email protected]

He also works with clients remotely via phone or skype.  Contact him for more information

One Sentence Summary:

Unlocking the energetic imbalances in your mind and body, can help you realize greater health, happiness, and purpose in your life.

Quote of the Week:

When we love the self more, things [addictions, self-defeating behavior, etc.] just fall away." ~ D. Trentamus Briggs

Resources Mentioned:

The Holographic Universe: The Revolutionary Theory of Reality - By Michael Talbot

Awesome Resources Created Just For You:

Just Be It! - Improve your performance and your results in any area of your life quickly and easily!

The Alchemy of Despair - 17 of the most effective techniques I've ever encountered for reclaiming your happiness!

The Magic of Being - Teach your child how to develop their self-image in a fun, entertaining way!

Connect with me

Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Google+

How to review the show on iTunes - If you enjoy the podcast, it would be awesome if you'd take a minute and write a review on iTunes.  To do that, just launch the iTunes podcast app on your computer or phone.  Search for Enhancing The Human Experience.  Select the album art for the show.  Then select ratings and reviews.  Then write your review.  Thank you in advance, I really appreciate it!

All the best - health, wealth, and success!

Mark

*FDA disclaimer: The information presented in this podcast and on this website is for educational purposes ONLY.  It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice.  Neither myself, nor my guest is a doctor.  We are not attempting to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.  Additionally, we must inform you that the FDA has not evaluated the claims made about the Asyra Bio-Resonance Scanning Device.  This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.  Please seek the advice of a professional medical person before implementing anything mentioned on this podcast.  By listening to this podcast and viewing the show notes, you release the producer, the host, and the guest from any and all liability.  Thank you.

D. Trentamus Briggs helps his clients' improve their lives.  By utilizing a variety of health and wellness practices, including Reiki mastership, Bio-Resonance Meridian Stress Analysis, and intuitive coaching, he offers his clients a multi-dimensional approach to feeling better.  Additionally, he has seen great improvements in the lives of his clients simply by helping them to expand their consciousness and develop their awareness.  Trentamus is a practitioner at Oak Tree Counseling and Wellness in Boise, Idaho, but he can work with clients remotely from anywhere in the world (see below for contact information).

Show Notes

Like many Americans, Trentamus was raised on packaged, processed, and canned foods.

At age 42, his father died of cancer.

"We never stop existing, we just transmute.", he says.

At 23, Trentamus was 40 pounds overweight and addicted to many substances.  He was also unhappy with his life and experiencing anxiety and depression.

It was at this age that he had a wake-up call.

He began to develop healthy dietary habits, and started working out.  Over time, he gradually got better and better.

“Seeing what my parents went through -- and seeing what the world is going through -- I’ve decided to develop myself to be that which I can in order to make the biggest difference in any way.”, he says.

He’s now where he wants to be, physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.

On his journey to optimal health, he learned what not to do.  This helps him relate to his clients and have empathy for the struggles they face on their own journey.

Each thought we have affects the cells in our bodies on a quantum level.

Any physical malady always begins as an energetic manifestation in consciousness.

It’s our emotions that cause our physical conditions.

In homeopathy, like balances like.

Trentamus uses the Asyra Bio-Resonance Scanning Device to help him understand how to balance his clients into a greater level of wellness.

This technology has been around since the 60’s.

Our state of consciousness is the source of life itself.

Our thoughts literally create our reality.

“Every moment is a red pill, blue pill.”, he says.

Trentamus believes that life is a virtual reality game, and what we choose to be in each moment sets up the next level.

If you look consciously at your life you will notice patterns.

The challenges we face in this world essentially arise from fear.

Almost all addictions stem from lack of self-love or trauma.

When we feel good, we can then take on more responsibilities in the world, like volunteering and giving back.

At one point in time, Trentamus asked the divine, “How can I serve?”.  He encourages others to do the same.

“We really have to be conscious.”, he says.

Continually develop yourself and find ways to give back that are in alignment with your obsessions and passions.

Life is meaningful because of our adversary (i.e. the resistance within us).

Everything is the divine,

Tifane Falvey is an iPEC certified life coach who specializes in manifestation.  She helps her clients align with the experiences they want to have in their lives, by educating them on the hidden laws of the Universe.  These laws need to be understood to produce real and lasting results here on the physical plane.  Tifane began her professional coaching career in 2006, but she has been coaching since college.

Show Notes

Life coaching has been around since the beginning of time.

Your intuitive self has always been aware of the power to manifest.

Tifane holds a vision of success for each of her clients.

She only accepts clients who have the capacity to excel at a high level.

She feeds off her client’s excitement, especially when they succeed.

Tifane feels she’s more of a witness to her clients' success.

She learns something from each and every client she works with.

To realize more success in your life you have got to stay focused on what is working.

Focusing on what is working in your life breeds more things working out in your life

The way to begin is simply to start becoming aware of where you’re focus is.  This is the first step to improving your experiences in life.

We’re always bumping up against limiting beliefs.

Tifane defines a limiting belief as something that we hold as true, but that is not in fact true.

Money and wealth can be created in a short amount of time, but you have to have a belief system that supports this idea for it to happen.

Sit down with your belief contract and interview yourself.  Ask yourself. “How true is this?”

The biggest downfall of accepting our limiting beliefs is that they paralyze us from dreaming.

Think about what you want in life, and look for creative ways to make it happen.

You have to allow yourself to let go of your old beliefs.

You can connect with Tifane via her website benefitsoflifecoaching.com

You can also connect with her on facebook

One Sentence Summary:

To have different experiences in life, you have to sit down with your belief contract and ask, "How true is this?"

Quote of the Week:

There is nothing to be lost from dreaming -- absolutely nothing." ~ Tifane Falvey

Resources Mentioned:

None in this episode

Awesome Resources Created Just For You:

Just Be It! - Improve your performance and your results in any area of your life quickly and easily!

The Alchemy of Despair - 17 of the most effective techniques I've ever encountered for reclaiming your happiness!

The Magic of Being - Teach your child how to develop their self-image in a fun, entertaining way!

Connect with me

Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Google+

How to review the show on iTunes - If you enjoy the podcast, it would be awesome if you'd take a minute and write a review on iTunes.  To do that, just launch the iTunes podcast app on your computer or phone.  Search for Enhancing The Human Experience.  Select the album art for the show.  Then select ratings and reviews.  Then write your review.  Thank you in advance, I really appreciate it!

All the best - health, wealth, and success!

Mark

Tifane Falvey is an iPEC certified life coach who specializes in manifestation.  She helps her clients align with the experiences they want to have in their lives, by educating them on the hidden laws of the Universe.  These laws need to be understood to produce real and lasting results here on the physical plane.  Tifane began her professional coaching career in 2006, but she has been coaching since college.

Show Notes

Life coaching has been around since the beginning of time.

Your intuitive self has always been aware of the power to manifest.

Tifane holds a vision of success for each of her clients.

She only accepts clients who have the capacity to excel at a high level.

She feeds off her client’s excitement, especially when they succeed.

Tifane feels she’s more of a witness to her clients' success.

She learns something from each and every client she works with.

To realize more success in your life you have got to stay focused on what is working.

Focusing on what is working in your life breeds more things working out in your life

The way to begin is simply to start becoming aware of where you’re focus is.  This is the first step to improving your experiences in life.

We’re always bumping up against limiting beliefs.

Tifane defines a limiting belief as something that we hold as true, but that is not in fact true.

Money and wealth can be created in a short amount of time, but you have to have a belief system that supports this idea for it to happen.

Sit down with your belief contract and interview yourself.  Ask yourself. “How true is this?”

The biggest downfall of accepting our limiting beliefs is that they paralyze us from dreaming.

Think about what you want in life, and look for creative ways to make it happen.

You have to allow yourself to let go of your old beliefs.

You can connect with Tifane via her website benefitsoflifecoaching.com

You can also connect with her on facebook

One Sentence Summary:

To have different experiences in life, you have to sit down with your belief contract and ask, "How true is this?"

Quote of the Week:

There is nothing to be lost from dreaming -- absolutely nothing." ~ Tifane Falvey

Resources Mentioned:

None in this episode

Awesome Resources Created Just For You:

Just Be It! - Improve your performance and your results in any area of your life quickly and easily!

The Alchemy of Despair - 17 of the most effective techniques I've ever encountered for reclaiming your happiness!

The Magic of Being - Teach your child how to develop their self-image in a fun, entertaining way!

Connect with me

Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Google+

How to review the show on iTunes - If you enjoy the podcast, it would be awesome if you'd take a minute and write a review on iTunes.  To do that, just launch the iTunes podcast app on your computer or phone.  Search for Enhancing The Human Experience.  Select the album art for the show.  Then select ratings and reviews.  Then write your review.  Thank you in advance, I really appreciate it!

All the best - health, wealth, and success!

Mark