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Messages from Get Back to the Future
Today’s episode of Be Insanely Great definitely lives up to the podcast’s title as Joe (-Joe) shines his spotlight of love and positivity on The Beatles' Get Back performance, and reveals how this momentous event from the ‘60s continues to resonate with and offer wisdom for, life in 2023. Overflowing with his trademark enthusiasm and energy, our dynamic host explores not only the magic behind the music and how it brought The Beatles back to their roots of pure joy and creativity, but how it can remind us all to embrace our inner happiness and live life to the fullest as well!
Joe’s inspired song-by-song analysis of The Beatles’ historic performance uncovers themes that are all about unleashing your full potential. Whether it’s the power of manifestation, the benefits of letting go and letting things flow, the importance of feeling free and trusting your intuition, or the concept of owning your thoughts and feelings, you can rest assured that Joe’s got you covered here today. Finishing up with some mind-blowing ideas regarding our collective consciousness and its potential influence on our daily lives, he is sure to have you feeling the feelings that will help you get back on the road to the life you so richly deserve - you can be sure Joe won’t let you down.
Episode Highlights:
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience: flow is inhibited by violations of expectations (18:54)
A universe in our body (23:47)
Being the commander of our own thoughts and feelings (24:51)
What’s possible? (25:33)
Quotes:
"If you think about their journey before this whole Get Back thing, right, The Beatles were in their Hamburg days, and they were having fun, jamming out."
"It's feeling it happening, and feeling that feeling, and feeling what it is to feel, like, feel that."
"Imitate anyone you want, right? Anybody you want. Why not? But, what if it's not that person and that person's name, but what if it's certain elements that you saw within that person that you want to do for yourself?"
"Everything has got to be just like you want it to. I don't know how you say it any more simply than that, right?"
"Trust the feeling you have. We all have this feeling."
"Be the commander of our own world, to be the commander of our thoughts and feelings and to own that. Own it."
“Intelligence is the solving of problems and genius is the preventing of problems.”
“‘You can be the wave in the ocean or you can be the ocean’… be the ocean, be the universe.”
“Let’s show people what’s possible.”
With exuberant joy we express genuine appreciation to mankind’s fellow inspirations!
Michael Beckwith’s Prosperity, Plenitude & Infinite Possibilities
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's ‘Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience’
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By Joe PizzellaMessages from Get Back to the Future
Today’s episode of Be Insanely Great definitely lives up to the podcast’s title as Joe (-Joe) shines his spotlight of love and positivity on The Beatles' Get Back performance, and reveals how this momentous event from the ‘60s continues to resonate with and offer wisdom for, life in 2023. Overflowing with his trademark enthusiasm and energy, our dynamic host explores not only the magic behind the music and how it brought The Beatles back to their roots of pure joy and creativity, but how it can remind us all to embrace our inner happiness and live life to the fullest as well!
Joe’s inspired song-by-song analysis of The Beatles’ historic performance uncovers themes that are all about unleashing your full potential. Whether it’s the power of manifestation, the benefits of letting go and letting things flow, the importance of feeling free and trusting your intuition, or the concept of owning your thoughts and feelings, you can rest assured that Joe’s got you covered here today. Finishing up with some mind-blowing ideas regarding our collective consciousness and its potential influence on our daily lives, he is sure to have you feeling the feelings that will help you get back on the road to the life you so richly deserve - you can be sure Joe won’t let you down.
Episode Highlights:
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience: flow is inhibited by violations of expectations (18:54)
A universe in our body (23:47)
Being the commander of our own thoughts and feelings (24:51)
What’s possible? (25:33)
Quotes:
"If you think about their journey before this whole Get Back thing, right, The Beatles were in their Hamburg days, and they were having fun, jamming out."
"It's feeling it happening, and feeling that feeling, and feeling what it is to feel, like, feel that."
"Imitate anyone you want, right? Anybody you want. Why not? But, what if it's not that person and that person's name, but what if it's certain elements that you saw within that person that you want to do for yourself?"
"Everything has got to be just like you want it to. I don't know how you say it any more simply than that, right?"
"Trust the feeling you have. We all have this feeling."
"Be the commander of our own world, to be the commander of our thoughts and feelings and to own that. Own it."
“Intelligence is the solving of problems and genius is the preventing of problems.”
“‘You can be the wave in the ocean or you can be the ocean’… be the ocean, be the universe.”
“Let’s show people what’s possible.”
With exuberant joy we express genuine appreciation to mankind’s fellow inspirations!
Michael Beckwith’s Prosperity, Plenitude & Infinite Possibilities
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's ‘Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience’