Redemption with James Arthur Ray

Gareth Icke is an activist, a singer/songwriter, an author, a former international beach soccer player, and the host and creator of 'Gareth Icke Tonight', an uncensored current affair show on Ickonic Network.

Gareth also presents "The Walk" a Youtube channel where he travels across the UK walking historical routes, and explores the UKs vast history, as well as the WTAF podcast where Gareth and Richard Willett take a comical look at world events.

Gareth has just recently started a new show on Ickonic titled "The Power of People" where he interviews individuals who have gone through great challenges and overcome.

Gareth is a husband and a father to two children, and lives in Derbyshire, England.

Join us for an in-depth discussion with activist, host, and creator Gareth Icke where we discuss the current state of our world; and many of the issues confronting us worldwide in these disruptive times. Gareth brings a very lucid insights into many of the major issues that some are resistant to see.

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Matthew 5:48 Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect.

Let's face it: That's a tall order but that's exactly the tall order objective of doing the Great Work. The Magnum Opus.

How do you "become god in human form?" Well like most things in alchemy it is not to be taken literally. But if you continually and consistently do God's will then you are a reflection of God. The more you do this, and the more perfectly you do this, the greater the reflection you become.

When you live a moral life, when you live a just life, a fair and principled life then you are living a godly life.

You are gods, and all of you are children of the Most High. ~ Psalms 82:6

What very few understand is the objective of true alchemy.

Alchemy is a spiritual process. Turning the "lead" of low consciousness and awareness, into the "gold" of awakening.

We can't repeat this too frequently—repetition is the second law of learning…

The number one resource you have at your disposal is time. How are you utilizing it?

We've been discussing this over the last 5 episodes now so we've invested a lot of time in the concept of time. That's how important we find it to be...

Habit is a tool that either makes you or breaks you. It's up to you...

Things that get scheduled get done.

We previously discussed the Critical 6 in a prior episode. The six most important things you must do today to move you in the direction of your intentions and dreams.

There are so many conversations we've had about knowing what you value, making sure your intentions are yours versus someone else's, hopefully you've been a part of those conversations...

Most individuals are great starters but very poor finishers. Unfortunately, many personal development approaches as well as business workshops focus more on stamina than endurance.

Just to recap: stamina is the energy to start. A lot of people get hyped up or excited to start something but very few have what it takes to finish.

There was a popular meme going around about "the most important step is the first step" and the most important quality to success is just "showing up." While there may be some grain of truth in these statements, they're grossly oversimplified.

The reality is that the most important quality to success is showing up AGAIN; and AGAIN; AGAIN, and for the same objective not for all different objectives.

• The true test of character is not persistence when you see a light at the end of the tunnel. It's persistence when you don't see the light.
• We've been discussing Time Alchemy. Transmuting low leverage time into highly productive time.
• Now this is a bit deceiving because ultimately. Low leverage activities are basically that—low leverage. Utilizing your time in a low leverage way is what needs to be transmuted.
• Let's talk about the science behind this: modern science tells us that everything is energy…
• When it comes to productivity, with your time and energy there are two factors you must consider. Stamina and Endurance.
• Simply put, stamina is the energy and ability to start. Endurance is the energy to continue.
• Most have some degree of stamina but very few have endurance.
• Many start, very few finish.
• Here's the harsh reality, whatever you're going after is most probably going to take at least 2X longer than you predict; and it's going to cost 2X as much.
• We'll share with you the secret to stamina in a minute but it's important to understand that "the difference between a master and a beginner is that the master can stand in the face of no results for longer."
• We'll talk about endurance of time in our next session but here are a few of the fundamentals to creating the stamina to start:
• Decide what you choose to create. Make is specific. Vague and ambiguous intentions create vague and ambiguous results.
• Decide what you're willing to sacrifice to achieve it. There will always be a sacrifice.
• Get started with the work. Do what you know right now and allow what comes next to emerge as you move forward. No one knew "how" until it was done.
• We talked about the C6. This your daily plan once you have clarity on your vision and intention. You don't need a 10 year or even a one-year plan in this fast world. You need a one-day plan, broken down into one-hour plans.
• Now get on with the work… next time we'll discuss how to endure.

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• If you don't schedule your day, other people and things will.
• When I work one-on-one in intensive coaching with individuals, I invariably ask them to send me a detailed example of their daily schedule.
• Most don't have one—even those who do, don't have a very specific one.
• Some want to tell me that they're too much of a free spirit to schedule their day. Let me promise you, when you schedule your day, you'll definitely get more accomplished. AND you'll also find that you have more free time than you can imagine.
• Countless people I've interacted with, all the way back to my management days at ATT, spend an inordinate amount of time in the morning getting ready to get ready. Not having a plan is planning to fail.
• If you don't schedule your day, other people and things will.
• 98% of the workforce say they are interrupted at least 3 or 4 times a day.
• The average individual checks his/her phone 58 times per day.
• Distractions can lead to committing twice as many errors as usual.
• It takes 23 minutes and 15 seconds to fully recover focus after a distraction.
• Here's a couple of quick and easy to implement tools to address the lack of schedule.
1. Know where you're going and what you choose to accomplish.
2. C6. Before sleep. Hit the ground running.
3. Put everything on the calendar. Even personal issues
• There are more strategies we'll talk about later, but for now, these 3 things will help you begin to transmute a chaotic day into an orderly and productive day.
• And productivity equals fulfillment.

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• "Your time is limited so don't waste it living someone else's life." ~ Steve Jobs
• So many live their life according to the opinion of others. In fact, very few actually live—they merely exist.
• Unfortunately, many make excuses for what they do or don't do—and one of the greatest excuses we hear is "I don't have time."
• Actually, this is somewhat correct… you don't have time—time has you. And time won't compensate for hesitation or procrastination.
• In the Toltec tradition it maintains, that "most never do what's necessary to change until they're backed into a corner with a dagger hanging over their head." While this is graphic, it's profoundly true.
• When do most find the time to work out and change their diet? After their doctor tells them that they're going to have a heart attack.
• When do most work on their relationship? When one partner says I've had enough and I'm leaving.
• When do most develop a relationship with God, their Creator? When their life turns upside down and they feel they need someone to save them.
• You see, the reality is you always find the time to do what you value the most. No exception.
• If you "can't find the time" to do something, the truth is you don't value what you're considering doing. It has nothing to do with time.
• Most will cruise along business as usual until they need to avoid pain. It's a fact that we do more to avoid pain than to seek pleasure.
• But it doesn't have to be that way.
• You can always tell what someone truly values by two indicators: 1. Where they spend their time and 2. Where they spend their money.
• If someone's calendar and bank statement is not full of something, you can bet they don't value that something.
• It's not about time management—you have the time. It's about values clarity and self-management.
• So, the first question you must answer is: what do you truly value? All else flows from there.

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