“In your actions, don’t procrastinate.

This week’s quote talk covers all the bases which Marcus applied to life. Each angle making for a filled up show with thoughts and methods, coming from the words of one of Earth’s most famous Stoics.

For most, the worst emotion you can feel. Nate shares his disagreement with the “pros”, saying we’re prisoners to our pasts. Pales to the power of acceptance. Also, how anger is needed to be in this current society. Methods around acceptance and how to build the habit. And Final Thoughts on the ‘hugging your enemy’ method. 

Flow over Force. A wonderful way to live is promoting peace over chaos in life. What causes the chaos? Forcing ourselves into the life (we think) we want. But maybe life already has the right plan for us! If we only settled back and allowed spiritual guidance to take the wheel. This is the talk… with deep dives into the power of gratitude in bad moments, and of course… Karma.

We all have voices in our head. Sounds really crazy, but it’s not. It’s a primitive reminder of humanity’s violent past. Nate’s not sure why we needed it, but gives his opinion on it. Seeing the voice as a cute little kid who has lots of tantrums. And the natural guidance in life which comes through loud-and-clear with the calming of this Ego-filled voice.

The importance of mastery through excitement. The show is about finding what you’re best at… namely, the career you’re meant for. Using the feeling of excitement as a guide through each step, creating the thing you’ll become a master at. Most eccentric and weird, the better. With the difference between being successful and being blissfully comfortable. Final Thought is: the real reason for teachers. 

The techniques to remove nervous energy from a conversation.  Joys coming from deep, spaced and calm interactions.  Learning from stories.  Allowing guidance from above to sink in to thought.  Not knowing where the moment will take you without force or intervention.  Instead, letting fate guide the moment to it's needed conclusion.  Bliss!  And, getting out of talks wasting your life.

The cornerstone of stoicism.  The best habit to gain.  Spending stress on the action of others, for which you have zero control.  It's insanity, especially in today's polarized and chaotic world.  

How victimhood is wasted effort.  Putting anger and stress on yourself against something/someone, where in most cases the object of your ire doesn't know or care.  Force given out that will return.

This episode all about only controlling yourself and your reality.

Warning: This episode features a dark subject for most.  Only listen if you're able to handle the thoughts that will occur.

This "life experience" will comet to an end.  Anyone who's lost someone knows the feelings that come with acceptance of death.  And the natural reactions that come with it.  Death is a part of life; there is no life without it.  However, if you believe this as an experience.  Just a massive stepping stone for an immortal spirit moving through different lives... then death ain't such a bad thought.  

In this episode, Nate discusses OBEs, and the not-so-flaky belief about energy packs.  And bringing spiritual wisdom with you.

Visualizing the worst-case scenario takes away surprise.  By understanding the occurrence before it happens, you take away the sting.  But how to avoid creating the scenario (or manifestation).  Nate goes into his belief in the "Law of Attraction" (with some slight changes).  The factor of emotion, and the power of feeling Love.  How the worst moments in life were only stepping stones.  Negative visualization being a method to lighten the sting.

Displaying good character and doing good works.  Good works is all around your passion in life.  And passion leads to mastery, which leads to comfort in business.  The difference between competition seeking passion, and others only seeking money or fame.  Methods learned on how to accept the worst of competition, to push away fear and anger, replacing it with silence to allow guidance to come through.  Finally, feeling love for your competitor as a way of true acceptance.