This conversation starts with a truly eye-opening insight: our judgments of others often reveal traits in ourselves that we haven’t fully recognised and owned. Internationally renowned behaviour expert Dr John Demartini identified 4,628 different human behavioural traits, and recognised that we all possess both all of them - positive and negative. This is about what he calls reflective awareness – that we are simply being shown by others what we aren’t loving in ourselves, which keeps us from wholeness.

We also talk about

• What emotional intelligence and authenticity really are.
• Why aligning our actions with our core values is key.
• Recognising the interconnectedness of all life.
• How acknowledging and embracing both sides of existence—like peace and conflict—helps us return to wholeness.
• Recognising hat success is deeply personal, defined by our own values, and that living in alignment with those values is what brings true fulfillment.
• How resisting what is creates all psychological suffering, and what to do instead

'The desire to seek that which is unobtainable, and the desire to avoid that which is unavoidable, is the source of human suffering'. - The Buddha

My links:

YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/YouTubeSimonMundie

Website: simonmundie.com

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Substack Newsletter: https://simonmundie.substack.com/

Work with me:

"I have to say that in the days following our call I felt as though there had been a profound shift.The days that followed were some of the best days I have had in many years as there seemed to be so much more space between me any my thoughts." - Henry

“Each session with Simon has been enjoyable and enlightening in equal measure. After each chat I really feel like my ‘cup has been filled" - Jack

"What Simon did so beautifully and directly, was put back into my hands the ability to do some self-inquiry. I would whole heartedly recommend you speak with Simon as he brings a lightness, fun and focus." - Kate

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