The Chantiluke Podcast

Hello Friends!

Today's episode is all about being clueless when it comes to our careers.

Have you ever talked to a friend or mentor about what was going wrong professionally, only to be asked what you want and your only response is: "I don't Know!"?

I have. "I Don't Know" is a fantastic phrase for communicating genuine ignore or lack of understanding.

But when that becomes the only response you can come up to the question "What do you want?", then I don't know becomes a quagmire.

Today's episode is jam-packed with some helpful techniques you can use when you feel stuck or clueless about what you want in your career.

photo credit: Mark van Leewun

Dear ole failure!

It's the specter that haunts all of our dreams and hopes for a more meaningful life.

If you're afraid to start a business, quit a job, or share your creative work because you might fail, then that's a sign you might have failure wrong.

On today's episode, I dive into one of the biggest misconceptions about failure.

I also walk you through 3 ways you can stop letting the fear of failure hold you back.

Ready to get over your fears of failure?

Sign up for the "Freedom from Failure" Workshop now.

It's time to stop letting fear hold you back. 

Today's episode is a sneaky little one.

I answered a few questions to tell you more about myself all in the effort to learn more about you.

Here's the deal:

1.) Listen to today's episode

2.) Head over to @chanti_luke on Instagram so you can I read your answers.

In this episode you'll learn:

• A bit more about my background and family
• Life lessons that I'm learning...and unlearning
• One of my biggest fears right now
• Why it's such an honor to be serving you

This week's podcast is all a wonderful combination of spirituality and positive psychology research!

I talk about

- why it was so hard to convince myself to be a Data Scientist (yes, I know),

- a fantastic metaphor that describes the different "parts" of our brains

- how we're always being called towards a bigger life

Listen now!

This week's episode is short and sweet...but still pretty special.

I'm sharing the motivation for creating Chantiluke.

I use a little allegory, provided by a beautiful picture book to do so.

Listen to hear why a story about caterpillars inspired me to create Chantiluke.

Last week, I introduced "The Model" or the mechanism driving our actions. I specifically focused on identifying thoughts.

Today, I'm wrapping up with feelings and actions. 

I also walk you through a three-step process to changing your thoughts...IMMEDIATELY.

Want to give it a try?

Listen to the episode.

Today we're really getting into the heart of how we start living the lives we want.

Guess where we're beginning? Our thoughts.

Yep.

In today's podcast I talk about how important it is to fix the thoughts that we're thinking BEFORE we try to change our external circumstance. 

Want to learn more? Listen now.

Do you know the quantity, much less the quality of the thoughts you're thinking?

Do you know what is driving your actions?

If not, you have to begin by recognizing the thoughts that you're having.

If you’re a newsletter subscriber, I’ve created a really handy guide that you can use to practice identifying your thoughts.

If not, get on that thing!

I'll leave you with this: Old thoughts CANNOT lead to new actions.

Today I talk about 5 way signs that you're NOT living your calling.

Which sounds all doom and gloom.

But it's not.

In fact, it's something to celebrate!

If you're liking the show, let other's know (see that rhymes) Head to chantiluke.com/review to rate and review on iTunes.

Callings...isn't that for missionaries or religious people?

Of course! But it's also for teachers, bankers, physicians, engineers...it's for everyone.

Callings can be a heavy topic, but they are at the center of how we work and what we do.

Callings are an invitation to become more and more of our truest selves.

I don't know about you, but sign me up for being more and more of my true self.

Once we can recognize some of the signs, that's how we know we're walking in the opposite direction.

And when you know where you don't want to go, you can begin to correct it. 

As always, thank you so much for listening.