Josh Moxey Podcast

Many times I record an episode around sharing a lesson I’m learning. This time, I’m sharing a confusing situation I’m going through. In this episode I talk about reinventing myself from a natural creative to an aspiring entrepreneur, wondering if I should go back to my creative roots, my disinterest with working on sales and business based tasks, advancing learning curves to achieve flow, falling in love with new tasks over time, and using reframing to enjoy what you’re doing more.

These episodes are fun for me because they can be really right, or really wrong long term. We’ll see how this all ages.

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In the 40th episode of Reflections, I talk about:

turning 23 years old (2:10)

...and as usual, a ton more. Hope you enjoy this episode, and if you liked it enough please share it with a friend & engage with it. Thank you :)

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I turned 23 on April 10th, 2019. I used to think that was old as fuck. Boy, was I wrong. In this episode I talk forever feeling like I’m just getting started, being a child in the grand scheme, my secret to having a great birthday, feeling the same way at any age, and how only a handful of people actually have their life together when they’re this young.

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Though this was recorded a month ago, I felt this so much today (minus the fact that I woke up early this time). I was irritated and I got an camera to talk about maximizing my potential, where I am happiest, how I handled the irritation, channeling pain, & some inspirational words for getting after the life you truly want.

Really liked how this came out overall and I really hoped this helped you/brought you some value. If it did, please share it with a friend.

Thanks so much for watching/listening :)

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In today’s episode I talk about a Nipsey Hussle’s death (2:00), keeping Ever After off of a pedestal (3:00), a pattern of “I am not enough” that has lead me to inaction in certain areas (24:50), why being garbage at small talk is a blessing (23:10), the key to creating a job for yourself/working for free (18:30), ignoring debates/fights (7:15), using 3rd party authority to give people the advice I’m unqualified to give (8:05) and my resistance to putting down the scariest tasks on my power list so that I can win my day to the highest degree (26:10), and much more.

Hope this brought a lot of value to you. If you liked it enough, please share it with a friend and engage with it.

Apologies for the garbage lighting, as I was experimenting with a new setup :-)

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It’s no secret. I hate Bulgarian Split Squats, and yet I love them. At the time of this recording, I was recovering from a rare cold and I stop mid workout to talk about puking from leg day, persevering and doing things anyway when you know you it’s the right thing to do, the challenge with only doing things when you feel like it, and how this all relates to going to bed with a good conscience.

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In today’s episode I talk about why I started to schedule my days (6:10), the danger of identification (20:55), my struggles with looking for a job (31:00), Shaun White’s final thought before his gold medal run (24:25), falling asleep with meditation (9:05), what I share in common with a heroin addict (26:35), Neil Gaiman’s trick to create productivity from boredom (23:15) and much more.

This episode was packed. I hope you enjoy it. If you liked it enough, please share it with a friend. Thank you ladies and gentlemen :)

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As many of you may know by know, I am a Source Energy Medicine practitioner, specifically working with the Non Material aspect (energy work). Every month, we have a webinar to talk about the craft, mastery, energy, quantum physics, etc. It’s good stuff. For many months now, I’ve been wanting to get on the mic to ask my questions, but I’ve been insanely terrified by the idea of it and reverted back to my comfort zone.

In this episode, I share my story around finally making it happen, what I did differently (or rather, what my Mom did), I talk about fear, how comfort zones hold us back, and some bold predictions about my relationship to these webinars in the future.

Hope you enjoy these, as I enjoy telling these types of stories from my day to day life. They’re fun. Thanks so much for watching and listening, and if you enjoyed this enough, please share it with a friend.

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This ended up just being a real tough truth episode for myself where I spent over a quarter of the video just covering things that weren’t working. I also cover some other good topics like choosing excitement over fear, why powerful reasons are crucial to helping you push through challenging times, and a story about why I put health first.

I appreciated how this came out, and hopefully this had some gems, and gave you some value. If you liked it enough, please share it with a friend. Thank you ladies and gents

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Some of you may not know that before I became addicted to fitness these past couple of years, I had multiple half ass attempts at getting in shape, all of which failed. The problem was, I hated the pain that came with working out so much that I ended up quitting each time. In this episode, I talk about why I am able to stick to working out now, where I would’ve quit before, why you should learn to love the pain & a quick positive association I use to help me get excited about pain.

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