Motive For Life Radio Show with Robert Christiansen

Whether you are an experienced meditator or just starting out, visualization is key to a successful life.  When we "see the outcome" we are able to take actions that build towards success.  Investing 10 minutes each morning visualizing what you want and how it feels to attain it is a very small price to pay for success. In this podcast, we present a simple but effective meditation to create your perfect day.

New Year Goal Setting - Using the Eight Life Category Model from Motive For Life, we take you through the step by step process to achieve the next level of success in all areas of your life.  The categories are:

1. Career and Vocation
2. Money
3. Health
4. Relationships
5. Charity and Tithing
6. Learning and Education
7. Recreation
8. Spirituality

Through this process, you will have 24 - 40 goals for this next year.  Then, using visualization techniques, imagine having already attained the goals.  

Why do we give up the actions that got us success?  Good routines are so important to achieving our goals.  When we lose our ability to stay in our disciplines, to be consistent with the good actions we have - day in and day out - we suffer.  Robert and Devon have come off their disciplines from time to time and they discuss how to get back to the center.

In this recording, The Gift is read slowly and is set to wonderful music.  Repeat each phrase and internalize them, and make them your new foundation of worthiness.  Listen in the car, while working out, on a walk, or as a meditation.  All is good!

Robert and Devon dive into the world of archetypal astrology with their good friend Josh Hedaya.  Unpacking and learning about how the position of the planets affects human psychology and the unfolding of events.  Wonderful and enlightening, Josh discusses oneness, ancient cultures, and patterns in human behaviors.  

How you show up in one thing is how you show up in all things.  Taking the cart back is a key principle in Robert and Devon's lives (especially at Costco).  They deconstruct the value of a principle and how it manifests in life.  Cutting corners is the first step in lowing self-worth.  The seeds you plant today will be the harvest your reap tomorrow.  How we plant is key.

The overuse and under-appreciated power of "I'm Sorry" permeates our culture and has lost its value to heal relationships.  Robert and Devon share how they eliminated the unnecessary use of "I'm Sorry" and elevated their self-worth by truly changing when change is needed. 

"Do not apologize for who you are.  Stand tall."

Robert shares his massive spiritual experience in this interview with Devon Wayt.  This is uncut and unscripted - Robert does not know the questions and answers them without regard to a social or religious context.  It is raw and as it happened.

Once the truth is heard, you cannot go back to who you were.  Higher self-worth is the foundation of confidence, and confidence is the route to success - in any aspect of your life.  Every advancement came because someone felt worthy of it - that a change needed to happen to make life better!  

You are mandated to lift your worthiness.  Your family and community needs you to lift your worthiness.  When one person lifts their worthiness, the collective is lifted.  And when the collective is lifted, the whole human race is lifted.

Your purpose - from today forward - is to lift the collective worthiness of everyone you meet. 

Imagine it...what would life be like if everyone you meet wanted to lift your worthiness?  How amazing would life be if your friends and family only wanted to see your happiness?  Wow!

So, your mission is to lift worthiness.  Go!

The drive to be successful can lead to low energy and a lack of motivation.  Tapping your source of power is critical to getting back on track and moving to the next level of your life.  Devon and Robert unpack their path to source and how to access their power.