Josh Moxey Podcast

It's heartbreaking to say that I'm quitting coding. It's been an incredible ride, and even though I'm not formally a web developer anymore, I will always use the mindsets, systems thinking, processes & all that I've learned. I'll also never actually stop coding in case that isn't clear, but it'll be just randomly here and there and it will be very far from the main focus. It's brought me so much joy, so much learning, and I'm insanely grateful for it. Next up with https://joshmoxey.com, moving it all to squarespace (whenever I make it a priority, that is).

In this episode, I talk about putting down my developer badge, an example of sunk cost fallacy, leaving the past in the past, ego holding me back, caring what people think, avoiding external judgement, what I gained from my experience in web development, prioritizing what has the greatest impact and finally why it's time to pull the trigger and make the decision to stop working on web development.

I'll love you forever, coding. You'll always be near and dear to my heart.

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First things first, I don't know a ton about the quantum realm. I'm purely a beginner. What I do know is that in my line of energy work/quantum healing, we work inside the quantum realm because time and space do not exist. It's an area in which unlimited possibilities exist, and the only limit is that which you for yourself.

In this episode, I share an exciting potential use case that was presented to me around speed learning through quantum technology. A little bit out there, but I wanted to highlight this cool idea and share what kind of out there concepts I'm pondering at times.

Appreciate you watching and listening. Much love all. :)

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Well hello there, long time no see :)

I am SUPER behind on posting right now (22 episodes to be exact) so please excuse me as I'll likely be punting timestamps for the time being.

In this episode I talk about:

-ClickUp (productivity software)

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The idea of giving hard truth, being “confrontational” and having challenging conversations has historically been difficult for me. Many times, I’ve just tried to avoid them all together. With the world being so sensitive and easily offended by the smallest of things, it is genuinely hard to give radical truth and radical transparency because most just can’t handle it.

In this episode, I cover 3 keys to having difficult conversations, radical truth and transparency, focusing on what you can control, how you can make that conversation a win, and the deadly long term outcome that will manifest if you don’t have these challenging conversations: resentment.

With that being said, this is an ongoing journey from me. This is just one man’s point of view and experience, and this is what I’ve found to work in the long term (not necessarily the short term). Things may be temporarily challenging in the short term with the advice I mentioned here, but I believe it is absolutely in the best interest of the relationship between you and the other person long term.

I hope this brings you a ton of value. Let me know which point resonated most in the comments, and which you are most excited to apply.

And if it brought you enough value, all I ask is that you share this with someone who could use this message. Maybe someone avoiding difficult conversations

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50 episodes of Reflections. Damn, cool to hit this milestone. Can’t wait to see what this series evolves into in time for 100, 500, or even 1000. Turned out to be a pretty good episode, and I hope it provides you with at least one piece of gold you can turn around and apply. Remember - you can learn all the concepts in the world but if you don’t apply it, it’s as good as worthless.

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Once Ever After was over, I was left super detached and in an incredible mindset to go and focus on my goals, dreams, & desires. On the way home from dropping Bryan Thalangsy off at the airport, I decided to capture my post festival thoughts and feelings.

I talk about being grateful to return to the day to day, having a purpose outside of “raving”, how I keep shows/festivals off a pedestal, why nothing matters except the fulfillment of a meaningful purpose & the incredible detachment I was experiencing.

Much love ladies & gentlemen.

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In this episode I share with a very challenging week. I didn’t prioritize my vibration whatsoever, which was a massive mistake. Because of this, I ended up experience some sickness, which lead to mediocre moods, minimal productivity and it ended up being the most unproductive week I’ve had in a long time.

It was an unfortunate spiral that could’ve been fixed by just creating the space to raise my vibration and heal, and my ego got the better of me. Lesson learned going forward.

Anyways, in today’s episode I talk about:

2:00, 12:25 My lack of clear focus in thought & visualization

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After finally taking the time to start the process of defining my long term, macro vision for Moxey Energetics, I felt like a new person. It stretched me, and even almost a month later I still feel impacted by it. It changes you permanently when you clearly define your vision.

In this episode, I drop hints and ideas of what my vision for Moxey Energetics includes long term, where I see spirituality and energy work in the future, the magnetic effect that occurs from a properly defined vision, why I’m using Vaynermedia & GaryVee as a framework to model Moxey Energetics after, and why the journey of attempting to attain the end goal is the real reward.

Hope you extracted at least 1 powerful concept that you can apply in your life.If you did, please share this episode with one person that could use this message. Much love.

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For being basically dead as fuck, super underslept & barely able to think on the Monday following Ever After, I was super impressed at how well this came out (especially because I was so brain dead that I could barely reflect in the first place). In this episode I talk about:

4:25 The first music festival I’ve done fully sober, Ever After 2019 (4 days long)

Hope you enjoyed this! I’m super proud of how this came out because I was barely alive (pun intended) during this. If you liked it enough, please engage with it/share it with a friend. Hope it left you with at least one piece of gold you can apply to your life.

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In an earlier episode (Reflections 044) I stated a new desire for getting up early enough where I could take a bike ride while the sun was rising. A few weeks later, my body decided to wake me up at 3:40am so I decided it was time to realize this desire - and it was absolutely incredible. Since this episode, I’ve been slowly becoming an early morning person, and I really love it, but it doesn’t matter much.

In this episode I talk about why it doesn’t matter what time you wake up, the competitive reason why I personally love the idea of waking up before everyone else, and an encouragement to try new things and experiment.

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