“To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.” Anatole France Hello Gang, and thank you for tuning into this my 100th episode. So great you can join me and also so grateful for all support this far. I am grateful that I have been able to … Continue reading 100: Leigh Martinuzzi| Speaking with Daniel Van Veluwen and Daniel Streatfield on Goals

“If you want to have a life you love and you actually want to feel it along the way, get ready to turn yourself inside out.” Jeffrey Slayter

Jeffrey is a Best-Selling Author, International Speaker, Philanthropist, Thought Leader, Social Entrepreneur and Producer. He provides the next wave of visionary leaders with the connections, tools, platforms, consultations, trainings, knowledge and resources to accelerate their visions and businesses, as vehicles to bring humanity together.

In his spare time, you might find him enthusiastically delving into eastern philosophies, meditation, leadership practices, building his business portfolio, and staying at the cutting edge of the most powerful information available to free humanity today.

In this episode we take a spiritual approach to what it takes to be human focusing on defining your interpretation of success, determining your values and uniqueness and expressing you true inner self.

Please enjoy this episode and leave your thought and comments below. Until next time peace, passion and purpose.

"Vision without action is a dream. Action without a vision is a nightmare." Lewis Howes

Lewis Howes is the host The School of Greatness Podcast. He launched this podcast with attempt to gain from highly successful people what it means to live with success. I have a feeling that his ultimate goal is to live and lead his own legacy – and that he is certainly now doing. A goal worthy for all of us.

Lewis has a great story to share from his own life experiences and for much of which he exposes in this book. Lewis was a professional football player who was struck by a serious injury that put stop to this career.

Like any major life obstacle such occurrences can really put halt to life but also allow you to then ask the bigger questions. “What’s next?” “What’s to become of me now?” “What’s my purpose?” and “How do I discover it?”

Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. Thomas A. Edison In this thought I share why it may be necessary to dress for success but equally important to always hold true to your authentic self. It is so critical that we invest in ourselves and this … Continue reading 097: Leigh Martinuzzi| 3 Minute Thought: Dress for Success- but be yourself!

“In order to discover new oceans you first have to have the courage to loose sight of the shore.”

Graham Allcott is a best-selling author, speaker, social entrepreneur and the original ‘productivity ninja’. Armed with a mission to transform stuffy time management training courses into something more practical, human and fun, Graham founded Think Productive in April 2009. The company has since grown to spread the message of playful productivity across the UK and increasingly worldwide.

Graham is proud to be the best-selling author of practical books, ‘How to be a Productivity Ninja’, ‘Introducing Productivity’ and ‘How to be a Knowledge Ninja’, by Icon Books.

In this episode we discuss all things productivity including the notion that time management is dead and it now a case of attention management. Whether you are aiming to achieve more in life or want to learn how to be less ‘busy’ - productivity is a key to your success.

I hope you enjoy this show and would love to hear from you including your comments and thoughts. Until next time peace, passion and purpose.

Why Being Vulnerable is Grand- Express Your True Self

“The moment that you feel, just possibly, you are walking down the street naked, exposing too much of your heart and your mind, and what exists on the inside, showing too much of yourself...That is the moment, you might be starting to get it right.” Neil Gaiman

In this episode I share my thoughts on why it is grand to become more vulnerable, express yourself and live more aligned with your authentic self.

vulnerable

“exposed to the possibility of being attached or harmed, either physically or emotionally.”

The Hidden Why began as a blog. I wrote articles that where my thoughts based on experiences and learnings. Many learnings come from other sources however in reflection of my own life, my experiences, I also learn. It is these that I share.

“Are you living life or just paying bills until you die?”

Jay Alan Samit is a dynamic entrepreneur and intrepreneur who is widely recognized as one of the world’s leading experts on disruption and innovation. He launches billion dollar businesses, transforms entire industries, revamps government institutions, and for over three decades continues to be at the forefront of global trends.

He has recently launched his book called Disrupt You! This book aims to share and teach you how the same strategies and principles used to disrupt industries, can be applied at the individual level.

Samit is a change agent, who combines his bold vision and humor, to motivate audiences to become disruptors within their organizations or within their own lives. Samit gets people passionate about innovation, overcoming obstacles, and teaches them how to think bigger and embrace change.

This is a great conversation with many great take-outs. I hope you enjoy. Peace, passion and purpose…

What a great book. I used the audio version and really enjoyed the insights the writer shares as to the psychology behind makes people say ‘yes’.

It shares 6 principles that are, reciprocation, commitment and consistency, social proof, authority, liking and scarcity.

Now for the purpose of my review I have no desire to delve into the 6 principles and any great details but would highly recommend you get your self a copy of this book and have a read, or listen in this case.

So why? Why would this have any relevance to my mission, the hidden why.

Master Your Practice “An ounce of practice is worth more than tonnes of preaching.” Mahatma Gandhi Hello wonderful people. My thought today is on practice. Why its important to practice, practice, practice. I woke up and went through my wonderful routines, mediation, yoga, journalling and writing. This are some of those things, practices, that I … Continue reading 092: Leigh Martinuzzi| 3 Minute Thought: Master Your Practice

“Find the place where your deep gladness meets the place where the world is in deep hunger.”

Gregg Levoy is the author of best selling books, Vital Signs and Callings. He is a former "behavioral specialist" at USA Today, and a regular blogger for Psychology Today. He is a lecturer and seminar-leader in the business, educational, governmental, faith-based and human-potential arenas, inspiring people to create a life that is not simply a knock off.

We start off the conversation talking about our fascination with vampires & zombies and how that relates to the culture we exist-one that is anxious about having the life sucked out of us. The fascination may also exist out of the desire to want more excitement and variety in our lives, an opportunity to experience another reality that exists beyond our current and perhaps dull or boring existence. More...