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How to Know When Enough is Enough

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I’m sure you’ve encountered a moment where your gut and intuition is nudging you in a different direction… But what do you do with that small cue? How do you know when it’s time to move toward new purpose and fulfillment? 

Mario Lanzarotti knows this journey well, and now as a public speaker, conscious leader, and mindset coach, he helps solopreneurs and high-achieving individuals find their sense of self and the path that is meant for them. 

He has a heart for helping others and continually furthering his growth. In today’s episode, he’s sharing how he found his calling after initially chasing a completely different career, how this process led him through moments of necessary vulnerability, and the lessons he’s learned about finding purpose, hope, and the divine. 


In This Episode

  • (6:59) How peace and freedom helped Mario understand what he truly wants
  • (10:02) The unique catalyst that reformed Mario’s perspective on his purpose
  • (16:36) How to approach the threshold of change and transformation
  • (20:10) Why we have to pay attention to the breadcrumbs leading us to fulfillment
  • (26:15) The valuable lesson he learned from vulnerability
  • (29:18) Why we need more than just hope to move forward
  • (33:25) When hope plays an active role in our conscious choices 
  • (37:37) The unhealthy advice that slowed his growth
  • (43:36) The monumental moments of surrender in Mario’s life
  • (47:46) His overwhelming experience of connecting with the divine
  • (55:18) The distinctions between “doing” and “being”
  • (1:05:28) The question that can shift your entire world
  • (1:08:03) How to know when enough is truly enough 


    • Notable Quotes

    • “Hope is not meant to simply be whether we are kind of wishful about how things are going in the world and just viewing things as, ‘well I hope this works out,’ and you know, kind of orienting towards this outcome. Hope is meant to be a very co-creative process, hope was, ‘OK, it’s possible, and it requires me to believe in myself to take these little steps, to make these little changes, to put myself in these situations that challenge me, that grow me, that evolve me, that occasionally knock me back on my butt.’ And I’ve learned from that too. And so even in that, hope creates that little bit of spark, but it’s then an active process that we engage in that actually allows it to come to fruition.” – Luke (29:40)
    • “I have a credo that I follow that I’ve created for myself, and in it, I have, ‘I choose love over being right. I choose to view people that trigger me as my best teachers.’ Why? Because I know they trigger something inside of me where I’m not free and where I’m not healed. And that might be a very uncomfortable realization, and I’m very happy that I have them because then again, I can say, ‘Well what is the condition that I’ve unconsciously created for myself in which I’m not allowing myself to feel the way I want to feel? OK, how can I change the condition?’ Ahh. That’s when you truly become the master of your mind because now you can unravel blueprints quickly and you can say, ‘OK, doesn’t work for me anymore. Let me change that.’” – Mario (1:07:20) 


      • Our Guest

      Mario Lanzarotti is a public speaker, conscious leader, and mindset coach that supports solopreneurs on their journey to finding their purpose, utilizing their unique skills, and silencing their self-doubt. His mission to build up and foster a community of healthy, hopeful, and highly-motivated individuals is evident through his determination and perseverance after his own period of uncertainty surrounding his calling. 


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