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One Man's Extraordinary Journey of Transformation
What do a criminal lawyer, a Shaolin Priest, and a carnival worker have in common? In the case of Bob Martin, the answer is a remarkable life story filled with twists, turns, and an unexpected path to inner peace.

Walt Thiessen's conversation with Bob revealed a captivating tale of resilience, reinvention, and the power of mindfulness. Growing up in the colorful world of amusement parks and cotton candy, Bob's early life was shaped by his Hungarian immigrant father and Roma gypsy mother, who had both endured unimaginable hardship. This turbulent upbringing led Bob to question the existence of a higher power, setting him on a lifelong journey of self-discovery.

After a successful career as a prosecutor in Miami's notorious "cocaine cowboy" era, Bob found himself on the brink of burnout, his personal life in shambles. It was then that a chance encounter with a therapist, who also happened to be the English language editor of a Shaolin Priest, would change the course of his life forever.

"He pulls out a bunch of coins and starts throwing them on the table and counting them up and making some calculations and drawing lines," Bob recounted. "Finally, he comes up with a number like 32 and he picks up this book, and he opens it to chapter 32 and he shows it to me, and it name of the chapter was 'retreat.'"

This pivotal moment led Bob to the Shaolin Temple, where he spent eight transformative years studying under the guidance of Master Wu. It was here that Bob learned the art of living in the "zone" – a state of effortless mastery and joy that would become the foundation of his future teachings.

"Master Wu lived his entire life in the zone," Bob shared. "His conversations were in the zone. And in Taoism, there's an expression, Wu, Wei, W, E, I, which means doing, not doing. It means you don't do anything, but nothing remains undone."

Today, Bob's journey has come full circle, as he shares the lessons he's learned with students at Elon University, guiding them through the practice of meditation and mindfulness. But his impact extends far beyond the classroom, as he prepares to launch a new podcast, "A Wise and Happy Life," aimed at helping others navigate the complexities of the modern world.

"People tend to not engage in what's going on around them, and there's kind of a growing ignorance of how the systems that they live in work, and that itself creates unhappiness and anxiety," Bob explained.

Through his work, Bob is not only transforming individual lives but also addressing the broader societal issues that contribute to our collective unease. By encouraging a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us, he is paving the way for a more joyful and fulfilling existence.

As Walt and Jodielynn Craven's conversation with Bob came to a close, one thing was clear: this is a man who has truly mastered the art of living, and his story is a testament to the power of resilience, reinvention, and the transformative potential of the human spirit.

Bob Martin's website: https://www.awiseandhappylife.com/

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In a captivating conversation on the LOA Today podcast, host Walt Thiessen welcomed Kylie Weathers, a woman whose personal story is a testament to the power of resilience and self-acceptance. Kylie's journey, marked by a rollercoaster of experiences, from being raised in a conservative Mormon household to exploring her sexuality and navigating the complexities of her identity, is a poignant reminder that our paths are not always linear, but rather a tapestry of growth and transformation.

As Kylie shared her story, Walt was struck by the depth of her emotional journey, asking, "How does a parent decide to react that way?" Kylie's response was both heartbreaking and insightful, as she delved into the fear and misunderstanding that often drive such reactions within conservative communities. "It was the fear, the fear, and honestly, that's a lot of my own deconstruction, because I had to deconstruct my own religion as well," she explained.

Kylie's willingness to confront her past and the limiting beliefs that had shaped her life was a testament to her courage. She spoke candidly about the pain of feeling rejected and abandoned by her own community, and the toll it took on her mental and emotional well-being. "It was so much grief to it, so much grief," she shared, her voice thick with emotion.

Yet, Kylie's story is not one of defeat, but of triumph. Through her journey of self-discovery, she has emerged as a beacon of hope, not only for herself but for her community. "Queer joy for me, I actually even went to TikTok and went live and just asked folks, what do you call it? And all in all, pretty much same conclusion I'm saying now, queer joy is just existing. It's belonging, it's acceptance, it's existing, it's existence," she said, her words brimming with conviction.

Jodie Lynn, Kylie's co-host, was deeply moved by the resilience and self-acceptance that Kylie had cultivated. "I think the world needed the message of, I accept me, I love me, and when I'm going to steal your words for this moment, but when we begin to exist that way, it's a beautiful way to exist," she said, her voice filled with admiration.

As the conversation drew to a close, Walt shared a powerful message on behalf of those who have been touched by Kylie's story, even if they remain unseen. "On behalf of those people you haven't met, haven't seen, never will meet, never will see who you've been helping in ways you don't even know about. Thank you for what you're doing, because you are making a difference in this world."

Kylie's journey is a testament to the transformative power of self-acceptance and the importance of creating spaces where individuals can feel seen, heard, and celebrated for who they are. Her story is a reminder that our paths may be winding, but the resilience within us can guide us towards a more authentic and fulfilling existence.

There will be an incredible event: Queer Joy Summit! This unique summit is designed to celebrate, uplift, and expand queer joy in our lives and communities. Kyleigh Weathers will be presenting alongside over 20 queer speakers, each offering insights and actionable tips to help you cultivate joy in your own life.

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Kyleigh Weathers’ website: https://queerlyattached.net/

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In a captivating conversation, Walt Thiessen and Joel Elston delved into the profound topic of gifts, exploring the nuances of how we perceive and harness our unique abilities. The discussion took an unexpected turn, unveiling the challenges faced by those who seem to have it all, and the remarkable resilience of the human spirit.

Joel shared his fascination with the intricate workings of ants, drawing a parallel to the innate gifts and talents each person possesses. "Every single ant had a thing to do, and they knew how to do it," he mused, highlighting the idea that we, too, are endowed with unique abilities, often unrecognized or underutilized.

The conversation then shifted to the perils of comparison, a trap that many of us fall into when we measure our gifts against those of others. "Everybody compares the gifts," Joel noted, "like some very good looking people. Wow, they look so fantastic a lot of people, so I don't look as good as them, but yet they, you know, that becomes sort of a measurement."

Walt shared his own experience with his towering height, a gift that he initially perceived as a hindrance, only to later embrace it through the eyes of others. "I can't go to the store without somebody appreciating it," he said, highlighting the importance of shifting our perspective and finding gratitude in the very things we once saw as burdens.

The discussion delved deeper, exploring the challenges faced by those born into wealth and privilege. Joel shared insights into the struggles of "trust fund babies," who often find themselves trapped in a gilded cage, unable to find purpose or passion. "They have access to everything, and you can get your hands on everything. So a lot of them have some awakenings, like, I don't want to wake up. And there's usually, even within that great wealth, there's usually a catalyst, like, I am sick of waking up at one o'clock every afternoon in my own vomit."

The conversation culminated in a poignant story of a man who, after losing his daughter to a rare and fatal disease, dedicated his life to finding a cure, ultimately developing a vaccine and selling the patent for a mere $1, ensuring that it would be available to all who needed it. "What a legacy," Walt marveled, "what a life well lived."

This powerful exchange serves as a reminder that our gifts, whether perceived as blessings or burdens, are the very tools we can use to transform our lives and make a lasting impact on the world around us. The key lies in embracing our unique talents, finding purpose in our passions, and refusing to be defined by the expectations of others.

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In a captivating conversation on the "LOA Today" podcast, host Walt Thiessen and co-host Anne Marie Young delved into the profound insights of Dr. Axa Yox, author of the thought-provoking book "Stop Calling It Comfort Zone: Be Uncomfortable to Be Comfortable."

The discussion began with Dr. Axa sharing her own personal story of transformation, a journey that took her from the heights of scientific success to the depths of personal struggle. "I was very successful in science," she recounted, "with 12 inventions, being nominated as a person of extraordinary ability, and winning the first prize. But I decided I was ready for the real life, and I failed miserably."

This powerful admission struck a chord, as Walt and Anne Marie recognized the universal truth that failure is often the catalyst for growth and self-discovery. "It's so different when you find what you love and you just follow that, even if you fail," Dr. Axa shared. "You consider it a good lesson learned."

The conversation delved deeper, exploring the concept of the "comfort zone" and how it can often be a misnomer. "We unconsciously send the message to our brain that we are comfortable to be unhappy, unhealthy and unfulfilled," Dr. Axa explained. "So what are the chances that you would ever try to quit your comfort zone? You will sabotage yourself, because your subconscious reads that this is your comfort zone."

The trio discussed the importance of self-acceptance and forgiveness, with Dr. Axa emphasizing the power of looking in the mirror and saying, "I'm sorry. I failed. I didn't know what was better." This act of self-compassion, she believes, is the foundation for true growth and transformation.

As the discussion progressed, Walt and Anne Marie were captivated by Dr. Axa's insights, with Walt acknowledging the profound impact her words were having on the listeners. "On behalf of those people you've never met, never seen, never will mean never will see, who've been helped in ways you didn't even know about. On their behalf. Thank you very much for what you've been doing."

The conversation concluded with a sense of hope and inspiration, as Dr. Axa shared her plans to continue her work through books, courses, and one-on-one coaching. "They can find me, and also on LinkedIn. I'm very active there, and I'm starting, actually, the I'm doing the one on one, and I'm starting the classes, the courses, it's ready. It's unbelievable. And we are doing with many people, a lot, and the testimonials are unbelievable, like, wow."

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Dr. Axa Yox's Website: http://www.axayox.com/

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Walt Thiessen and Jodi Lynn welcomed the talented Kris Keppeler, an actor and narrator, to discuss the transformative power of storytelling and the parallels between the stage and real life.

Kris's journey began with a passion for singing, which she initially struggled with, facing discouragement from teachers who doubted her abilities. However, her unwavering determination and a chance encounter with a Gilbert and Sullivan production ignited a newfound love for the performing arts. "I enjoyed it. And then I started taking singing lessons again. And then, of course, I want to be at the front of the stage after a while, so then I had to take acting lessons, and it just snowballed from there," Kris shared.

As the discussion delved deeper, the trio explored the emotional and psychological aspects of acting, with Kris revealing the challenges of fully embodying a character. "I literally felt freaked out," she said, recounting her experience with simulated training exercises that required her to tap into the emotions of a traumatized individual. This insight highlighted the profound impact that the creative process can have on the performer, both on and off the stage.

Jodi Lynn, a self-proclaimed former performer, shared her own experiences with the performing arts, noting how it helped her overcome her fear of public speaking. "I love public speaking. I used to do a lot of public speaking for my job. Oh, cool. And yeah, so I've done a little dabbling, but nothing crazy. I've told that I have, I have a, like, a sexy phone operator voice, so I shouldn't do voiceover, yeah," she said, showcasing her own unique talents.

The conversation then turned to the power of storytelling and its ability to captivate audiences. Kris spoke about her work on a children's animation project, where she voiced the character of an earthworm, and the challenges of maintaining a consistent character voice. "I love doing children's stuff and but staying in that voice for 10 minutes. That's a harsh voice. That's a tough one, that it was not easy," she admitted.

As the discussion drew to a close, Walt offered a poignant observation, acknowledging the unsung impact that Kris and others like her have on the lives of their audience members. "You're making a difference in this world. You're welcome," he said, highlighting the profound and often unseen ways in which artists can inspire and uplift those around them.

The conversation with Kris Keppeler was a testament to the transformative power of the performing arts and the resilience of the human spirit. Through their shared experiences and insights, the trio reminded us that the stage and real life are inextricably linked, and that by embracing our inner performers, we can unlock new levels of personal growth and fulfillment.

Kris Keppeler's website: https://www.kriskeppeler.com/

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In a captivating conversation, Walt Thiessen and Joel Elston delved into the intricate web of resistance that often holds us back from achieving our true potential. The discussion was a masterclass in navigating the complexities of the human mind and the subconscious patterns that can either propel us forward or keep us trapped in the familiar.

The conversation began with Walt's observation that the topic of resistance was one they had explored countless times, yet each time, it led them down a new and unexpected path. Joel echoed this sentiment, highlighting the innate human tendency to resist change, even when it's in our best interest. "The brain has a natural resistance to change," he explained, "because changes sort of violate the homeostasis clause in the body."

As the discussion progressed, Walt and Joel shared poignant examples of how resistance manifests in our lives, from the young man hesitant to pursue his dream of working in the tech industry to Joel's own friend who struggled to ask out a potential romantic partner. These stories illuminated the deep-rooted nature of our resistance, often stemming from past experiences and a desire to protect ourselves from further pain or disappointment.

One particularly insightful moment came when Joel shared the concept of "resistance patterns" – the subconscious programming that can keep us stuck in cycles of behavior, even when we consciously desire change. "Everything you worry about is based on subconscious previous memories and fears," he explained, highlighting the importance of accessing and reprogramming the subconscious mind.

The conversation also touched on the role of synchronicity and the missed opportunities that can arise when we fail to recognize the signs and signals the universe is sending our way. Walt and Joel emphasized the importance of being open to these synchronistic moments and following the path that resonates with our deepest desires, even if it means stepping outside our comfort zones.

Throughout the discussion, the underlying message was clear: the key to overcoming resistance lies in our willingness to confront our fears, challenge our limiting beliefs, and embrace the unknown. As Walt so eloquently stated, "If you want to change the subconscious patterning that you've been building up all these years that is working against what you really want in life, you gotta take that huge step and not just put a toe out. You gotta jump completely outside of that comfort zone."

In the end, the conversation left the listener with a renewed sense of hope and a deeper understanding of the transformative power that lies within each of us. By embracing the journey of self-discovery and being willing to face our resistance head-on, we can unlock the doors to a life of fulfillment, joy, and endless possibilities.

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In a captivating discussion on LOA Today, host Walt Thiessen and guest Allison Yamamoto delved into the profound complexities of women's health, nutrition, and the power of self-acceptance. The conversation was a poignant exploration of the challenges and triumphs that women face in their pursuit of holistic well-being.

Allison, the founder and CEO of the Ally Method, shared her personal journey and the inspiration behind her mission to empower women to feel confident and in control of their bodies. "I think a lot of times, what I've seen in practice is women intentionally are not making mistakes when it comes to navigating their diet and navigating their nutrition and exercise in ways that might actually be harmful to their goals," Allison revealed, highlighting the common pitfalls that women often encounter.

The discussion delved into the overwhelming amount of information available on nutrition and the importance of finding credible sources that speak to one's individual needs. "There's almost too much information, because then what ends up happening is sort of this combination of things," Allison explained. "One is, it's easy to take on advice and apply it to yourself because you think it sounds attractive, or you think it sounds like they're promising something that would be amazing, and then not realize that that is actually something that isn't relevant to you specifically or to the person, your persona, your activity level, your gender, all these other things are factors that come into play."

Listener Anne Marie Young shared her own experiences, resonating with the challenges of navigating the ever-changing landscape of nutrition advice. "I think with the whole hormonal battle that a woman has with their bodies, month by month and later on, with perimenopause, menopause is just how much your cravings and how much your Food and your needs did they change dramatically during the cycle?" she asked, underscoring the importance of understanding the unique needs of women's bodies.

Allison's response highlighted the power of tuning into one's own body and using the menstrual cycle as a "secret superpower" to gain valuable insights into one's health. "If we find that it's like too short or too long, or we're skipping, or it's it's like the cycle length is changing, then those are all really helpful pieces of information back to us that allow us to adjust so that we know that we're correcting for some of those potential imbalances that we're creating," she explained.

The conversation also delved into the importance of self-worth, confidence, and the need to shift the focus from external validation to internal self-acceptance. "Confidence is really closely tied to self worth, and so when we're talking about confidence, and we're talking about an empowerment, then that could be everything from feeling good and happy and satisfied with yourself and your person, not feeling like you're reliant on something that might be unsustainable, for that validation for your belief that you are enough, for that belief and permission that you deserve Things that you can have in your life," Allison shared.

As the discussion came to a close, Walt Thiessen expressed gratitude on behalf of the countless individuals whose lives have been touched by Allison's work, even if their stories remain untold. "On their behalf, thank you for what you're doing, because you're making a difference in this world," he said, underscoring the profound impact that can arise from sharing one's journey and expertise.

Allison Yamamoto's Website: https://www.theallymethod.com/

LOA Today Episode Page: https://www.loatoday.net/allison-yamamoto

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Yvonne and Jody Lynn's Inspiring Conversation In a captivating dialogue, Yvonne Trost and Jody Lynn Crazy took listeners on a profound journey of self-discovery and personal growth. Their conversation, brimming with vulnerability, wisdom, and a touch of levity, offered a glimpse into the transformative power of embracing one's humanity and the art of conscious living.

Yvonne's infectious enthusiasm set the tone, as she shared her newfound approach to life, encapsulated in a simple yet profound equation: "The energy you want in your life is mindful thinking raised to the power of compassion and curiosity." This mantra has become her guiding light, empowering her to let go of fear, judgment, and self-pity, and instead, choose to thrive.

As Yvonne delved deeper, she revealed the challenges she had overcome, from an unhappy marriage to navigating the complexities of single motherhood. Her willingness to be vulnerable and share her personal struggles resonated deeply, reminding listeners that the path to growth is not always linear, but rather a continuous process of learning and self-discovery.

Jody Lynn, in turn, shared her own experiences, highlighting the importance of meeting people where they are and not judging their progress. She emphasized the power of curiosity, asking questions that uncover the deeper meaning behind our behaviors and beliefs. This approach, she explained, can help individuals break free from the shackles of victim mentality and embrace their true potential.

One particularly poignant moment came when Yvonne shared the story of her son's simple yet profound gesture of love during a moment of frustration. This anecdote underscored the transformative impact of choosing compassion over judgment, and the profound ripple effects that can arise from such small acts of kindness.

Throughout the conversation, Walt Thiessen played the role of an engaged and insightful listener, asking thought-provoking questions that allowed Yvonne and Jody Lynn to delve deeper into the nuances of their personal journeys.

His willingness to learn from perspectives different from his own served as a testament to the power of open-mindedness and the transformative potential of diverse viewpoints.

As the discussion drew to a close, Yvonne and Jody Lynn left listeners with a powerful message: embrace the journey of being a "human in process," and trust that the path to limitless living is paved with curiosity, compassion, and a willingness to let go of preconceived notions.

By doing so, they assured, one can unlock the true secrets to a life of fulfillment, joy, and endless possibilities.

Yvonne Trost's website:  https://unlocklimitlessyou.com/

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In a captivating conversation on the "LOA Today" podcast, hosts Walt and Joel delved into the profound topic of failure and its role in personal growth. With raw honesty and insightful perspectives, they challenged the traditional notions of failure, unveiling its transformative potential.

Joel shared his personal journey, recounting how he had to "reprogram" his mindset around failure, recognizing it as a "growth tool" rather than a negative outcome. He emphasized the importance of embracing failure, drawing parallels to his experiences as a gymnast, where perfection is the ultimate goal.

"To be a gymnast at my level, I fail 99.9% of the time. Failure is the only option. Until you get it perfect at that level, it's perfect," he explained, highlighting the mindset shift required to thrive in such a demanding field. Walt, in turn, questioned the concept of perfection, proposing that we should instead aim for "joy" or "beauty" in our endeavors.

This sparked a thought-provoking discussion on the nuances of perfection, with Joel acknowledging that while it may be the ultimate goal in certain specialized fields, it can be a detrimental mindset for the average person. The conversation delved deeper, exploring the ways in which societal beliefs and scientific "facts" can become entrenched, even when they lack solid evidence.

The example of the widely accepted body mass index (BMI) formula, which fails to account for individual body composition, served as a poignant illustration of how unquestioned "facts" can lead to misguided conclusions. As the discussion progressed, Walt and Joel touched on the role of resistance in the failure cycle, recognizing it as a key component that often hinders progress.

They emphasized the importance of perspective, with Joel stating, "I believe your perspective dictates your reality, and also your perspective dictates your understanding of various things." The hosts also discussed the resilience of the human body, marveling at its ability to adapt and thrive even in the face of seemingly suboptimal conditions. The story of the family with nine children, all of whom maintained perfect school attendance despite the challenging living environment, served as a testament to the body's remarkable capacity for self-preservation.

Throughout the conversation, Walt and Joel's genuine enthusiasm and openness to exploring new ideas shone through, leaving the listener with a sense of inspiration and a renewed appreciation for the transformative power of failure and perspective. As the episode drew to a close, the hosts agreed to continue the discussion on resilience in the next episode, promising an even deeper dive into the interplay between failure and personal growth.

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In a captivating dialogue, Walt Thiessen and Jody Lynn engaged in a thought-provoking exploration of the human body's remarkable potential for well-being. The conversation with Daniel Tausan, a fitness expert and biology enthusiast, shed light on the profound insights that lie beneath the surface of our everyday health challenges.

Daniel's personal journey, shaped by his father's influence and his brother's passion for bodybuilding, laid the foundation for his deep fascination with the intricacies of the human body. As he shared, "Before I even have conscious memories, he allowed me to download this sort of active lifestyle." This early exposure to the world of fitness and biology ignited a lifelong pursuit of understanding the science behind optimal health.

One of the key takeaways from the conversation was Daniel's insightful critique of the prevalent notion of "calories." He eloquently dismantled the oversimplified idea that reducing caloric intake is the key to weight management, emphasizing the importance of understanding the complex interplay between nutrition, energy, and the body's cellular processes. "Calories are also very different from nutrition," he explained, highlighting the need to shift our focus from mere energy consumption to the composition and regulation of the body.

Jody Lynn's keen observations during the discussion resonated deeply, as she recognized the struggle many individuals face in navigating the often-confusing landscape of health information. "The thing that really comes to me is how much our world is struggling today to understand how they operate, to even begin to go down that journey of questioning their doctors or what they perceived to be true," she reflected.

Daniel's emphasis on the body's innate capacity for self-healing and the importance of understanding one's unique biological code struck a chord. He shared insights on the role of fasting, breathing exercises, and the significance of maintaining a positive mindset, all of which can contribute to optimal health and longevity.

The conversation also touched on the limitations of the medical system, with Daniel acknowledging the need for a more holistic approach to healthcare. "If you want to stay healthy, you stay as far away from hospitals as possible," he asserted, underscoring the importance of preventive measures and personal empowerment in maintaining vibrant health.

Throughout the discussion, Daniel's passion for sharing knowledge and his commitment to empowering individuals to take charge of their well-being shone through. His willingness to challenge conventional wisdom and explore alternative perspectives on health and wellness inspired both Walt and Jody Lynn, leaving them with a renewed sense of hope and a deeper understanding of the body's remarkable resilience.

As the conversation drew to a close, Walt expressed his gratitude for Daniel's contributions, acknowledging the profound impact that such conversations can have on those who may never directly interact with the speaker. "You're making a difference," Walt affirmed, underscoring the far-reaching ripples of knowledge-sharing in the pursuit of a healthier, more vibrant world.

Daniel Tausan's Website: https://timelinesciences.com/

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