In this episode, Brynn Anderson and I listen to a lecture from one of the legends of personal development... Wayne Dyer. Wayne talks about the universal laws and wisdom found in the ancient Chinese book, the Tao Te Ching. Wayne then breaks down paradigm based behaviors that seem to hold back most people and why they are there. He also discusses techniques that we can do to improve and strengthen our lives. Brynn and I take notes with you while listening and reconvene at the end to discuss what we learned.. Drop In!

Wayne Dyer Bio:

Wayne Dyer was an American self-help author and motivational speaker. He was considered one of the ‘Fathers of the modern self-help movement’ or the ‘Fathers of motivation’. Most of his childhood was spent in orphanages and foster homes and it was also the driving force that inspired him to move ahead in life. He drew heavily from his life experiences. He started his career as a guidance counselor after receiving his D.Ed. degree in Counseling from Wayne State University. He published journals and set up a private therapy practice. His motivational speeches drew a large number of students to him, and encouraged him to put his thoughts in writing. The outcome was his first book, ‘Your Erroneous Zones’. Thereafter, he took to promoting his book with full vigor, making bookstore appearances and giving media interviews. He released audio tapes of his motivational speeches and made television appearances in talk shows. He denounced dwelling in guilt and emphasized on self-actualization and self-reliance. He did not talk about spirituality until much later in his career. He propagated the idea of being Christ-like or Buddha-like, instead of being a Christian or a Buddhist. He married thrice and had eight children.

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