In today’s episode, I am thrilled to be talking to Suzy Holman, a remarkable entrepreneur, who turned her passion for photography into a thriving business and a deep love for entrepreneurship. Suzy’s journey began with her humble photography business that started as way to capture beautiful moments, but soon ignited the fire within her. As she honed her craft and nurtured her entrepreneurial spirit, that fire grew into an unwavering passion for creating and growing successful ventures. 

Suzy is the Co-founder of Jovi, a company known for its innovative approach to alleviating menstrual cramps, and the Founder of Suzy School, an educational platform dedicated to guiding women entrepreneurs​. As a true champion of entrepreneurship, she’s taken her experiences, her insights, and her lessons learned along the way to help others build and expand their businesses, especially women who may have yet to realize their full potential.  

She is a beacon for women seeking to break free from limiting beliefs, as she embodies the essence of conscious leadership evolution and the art of shifting vibrations to manifest the kind of success that feels the most resonant within us. From crafting bows for her daughter to becoming a multi-million dollar business maven, Suzy’s story is a masterclass in transcending traditional roles and embracing freedom to pursue one’s passions.   

Tune in to Episode 10 of The Jack Canfield Podcast as we explore actionable insights into creating a life of freedom, growth, curiosity, and joy. Discover Suzy’z approach to business that’s marked by authenticity, and how that serves to be her superpower, as well as a focus on high vibrational emotions that always attract the right opportunities and connections. You can begin answering the question: Where can I free myself from what no longer resonates with me? And what step can I take in the direction of complete freedom? 

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Today I have an extraordinary guest joining me, someone I'm proud to call a dear friend in the world of transformation and leadership. Kian Gohar is a visionary futurist, a best-selling author, and a key member of the transformational leadership council, which is a gathering of about 150 people who started as leaders in the transformational space and are now making a huge difference in the world. As a former executive director of the XPrize Foundation and a faculty member at Singularity University, Kian has a wealth of experience in innovation and cutting-edge technologies. He is also the founder and CEO of Geolab, a well-respected leadership development firm. 

 Kian has extensive experience with helping organizations tackle complex challenges and his work includes having made a profound impact on the leadership teams of numerous Fortune 500 companies, guiding them towards a future-focused approach that embraces change and opportunity. 

He is simply a wellspring of knowledge which is beautifully reflected in his recently co-authored best-selling book, Competing In The New World of Work with Keith Ferrazzi, which focuses on how to become and stay competitive in the new post-pandemic workforce.   

In today’s episode, I had the opportunity to dive further into Kian's latest research on Generative AI, and its potential to augment human creativity and transform team collaboration.

Tune in to Episode 9 of The Jack Canfield Podcast to begin learning to love change, reorient your mindset to think of change as an opportunity rather than a threat and begin asking the question: How can I start experimenting with AI to approach problem-solving from a future-focused perspective?  

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Harnessing Change: Hear Kian share how overcoming his disruptive upbringing helped shape the work he's doing (2:45)

The Bionic Age: Learn about generative AI and its commercial potential (5:52) 

Reinventing Workflow: Kian provides a simple five-step process for using Ai to problem-solve and ideate (13:58) 

Reimagined Leadership: Challenged and opportunities presented by AI that are reshaping the future of leadership (19:36) 

Collaborative Consciousness: Exploring a whole new world of creativity (23:52) 

Becoming Future Proof: Learn the logical fallacy that can help you lean into change ahead of the game (29:11) 

Remaining An Asset: Guidance for becoming more adaptable at the team and organizational level (32:16) 

The Innovation Gym: A breakdown of the training process for teams working with Kian (37:33) 

The Bigger Picture: Using Generative AI to address global issues and guidance for integrating these tools (40:29)  

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Today, I'm so happy to have a truly remarkable and inspiring guest Anita Moorjan. She is an international speaker in the New York Times best selling author of several impactful books, including dying to be me. What if this is heaven? insensitive is the new strong. Anita’s incredible journey began when she was diagnosed with cancer, and fought a courageous four-year battle before slipping into a coma. Doctors had just given her days to live, but what happened next can only be described as miraculous.   

During her near-death experience, Anita was enveloped by a sense of unconditional love. And after 30 hours, she regained consciousness with a profound understanding of why she had developed cancer. To everyone's astonishment, she experienced a spontaneous healing, which she attributes to the deep insights and the transformation she underwent during her near-death experience.  

Now since then, Anita has made it her life's mission to share her story and the lessons she learned on the other side. As a result, she has touched countless lives all over the world, through her books, speeches, and videos advocating for love, self-acceptance, and empowerment.  

In this episode, I had the pleasure of delving deeper into Anita’s remarkable journey and exploring the wisdom she gained from her experience, which offers inspiration and valuable guidance for all of us.

Tune in to Episode 8 of The Jack Canfield Podcast to begin learning about the profound healing power of our consciousness, discover what’s possible when we stop striving and start simply being, and begin answering the questions: What wisdom have I learned in this life? And how have I expanded my capacity to love? 

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“There are certain things that are natural, and releasing or letting go or the Sedona Method can become one of those things that's just natural for you.” - Hale Dwoskin

In today’s episode, I’m talking with Hale Dwoskin, a leading personal development expert, author, and teacher best known for his work with the Sedona Method. Hale has dedicated his life to helping individuals achieve greater inner peace, well-being, and success by teaching them to release and let go of their emotional baggage and limiting beliefs.  

For over three decades, Hale has liberated hundreds of thousands of people from their emotional pain as the New York Times best-selling author of The Sedona Method, a featured expert in the movie Letting Go, and the founder of Sedona Training Associates. This organization teaches courses based on the emotional releasing techniques inspired by his mentor, Lester Levenson. 

A true devotee to the path and a seeker before all else, Hale shares his profound insight as an international speaker and featured faculty member at Esalen and the Omega Institute. With his infectious laugh and expansive wisdom, he shares a message of liberation and discovery of peace beyond words yet perfectly attainable.  

Tune in to Episode 7 of The Jack Canfield Podcast we'll explore the principles behind the Sedona Method, the benefits of releasing negative emotions, and some practical tips for incorporating this powerful technique into your daily life and whatever else comes up as well! We delve into the transformative world of the Sedona Method, discussing Hale’s insights on emotional release, personal growth, and the tools he has developed to help people live more fulfilling and abundant lives. So join us, and begin answering the question: Could I let this go?  

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“It's almost like if you take what breaks your heart, and what makes your heart sing, and put those two together, you start to realize what your life is really, ultimately about” - Lynne Twist 

In today's episode, I'm talking with Lynne Twist, a renowned global visionary transformational leader, author, and activist. Lynne has dedicated her life to ending world hunger and then to creating a world that works for everyone through creating an environmentally sustainable, spiritually fulfilling, socially just human presence on this planet we call Earth. 

 As a co-founder of the Pachamama Alliance, Lynne's also fostered a unique partnership with the indigenous Auchar people of the Amazon rainforest, whom I got to meet and get to know through Lynne taking a group of us, including my wife, Inga to meet with them in Ecuador. In part of our discussion, we'll discuss Lynne's work with the Pachamama Alliance and the predictions that the Auchar people have made about the future of our planet, which I think you'll find quite profound.  

Lynne's most recent book is entitled Living A Committed Life and it explores the power of intention and commitment in creating meaningful change in the world. Our conversation will dive into the lessons she shares in this book as well as her book The Soul of Money, and how they can inspire all of us to live with greater purpose, clarity, and passion. 

Tune in to Episode 6 of The Jack Canfield Podcast as we explore Lynne's insights on living a committed life, her experiences working with indigenous wisdom, the importance of coming together to protect our planet for future generations, and you can begin answering the question: Where can I acknowledge sufficiency, even if the world frames it to be scarcity?  

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Do you ever feel as if you're wearing a mask? Perhaps, you think you have to act a certain way around your boss or say certain things to your colleagues, so you’ll be accepted. Instead of being yourself, you're playing a role to fit in or to impress others. Now, most of us have gone through times like this, instead of behaving in a genuine way we tell people what we think they want to hear and we act in ways that go against our true nature—in short, we’re living unauthentically and entirely out of alignment with true authentic expression. I know living and working this way is tiring, I’ve been there. So, I am aware of just how much it can hold you back from reaching your full potential.    

In today’s solo episode, we’re talking about authenticity and living from your most authentic state of being that’s anchored in unapologetic transparency. I’ll be providing valuable insight into the benefits of being your true self while providing real-life examples of people who discovered the huge costs of not honoring their truth because wearing a mask always comes with a price.   

We will explore some exercises I teach in my workshops like the Breakthrough to Success Workshop, where we help people expand their self-awareness, build their self-esteem and self-confidence, and create lives that fully align with and express their authentic selves. In exploring these exercises, I help you see where it is we are most prone to hide our authentic selves and ask you questions like: What do you truly want to spend time doing? And who do you want to spend time with doing whatever it is you want to do? What kind of music do you love? What causes do you want to stand up for? If no one could have an opinion on it, what would you do as soon as tomorrow?   

Tune in to Episode 5 of The Jack Canfield Podcast to learn about the power of authentic expression and building the habit of operating from a place of authenticity. I am excited to share these ideas with you and hope we can begin creating a more fulfilling experience along this journey called life.   

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“It is hard, and it is so freeing. I have never felt so free in my life.” - Heidi Powell 

 Popularly known as Heidi Powell from her time on ABC’s hit show Extreme Weight Loss, where she served alongside her then-husband Chris Powell as a daily fitness coach, Heidi Powell is a skilled transformational specialist. With more than a decade of experience as a personal trainer, Heidi is also a mother of four, a savvy businesswoman, an inspirational speaker, and an author. She has become a beacon of inspiration and practical guidance for countless individuals seeking to transform their lives.  

As a personal coach, Heidi has helped 1000s of women rewrite their stories in their lives and create the lives that they’ve always dreamed of. She also has a successful blog where she shares her insight on health and wellness, family life, and her experiences as an International Federation of Bodybuilders and Fitness Bodybuilding Pro.  

In this episode, I had the joy of sitting down with Heidi Powell for her first interview since her entire world suddenly shifted about a year ago following a sudden tragedy. 

 We explore Heidi’s journey through grief and acceptance, her personal insights on overcoming challenges, and the unique approach that she uses to help other people create lasting change in their lives.  

Tune in to Episode 4 of The Jack Canfield Podcast to discover the moment Heidi answered the call to shift into a new way of being, learn why it's important to check in with your priorities and begin answering the question: Where am I ignoring a part of me needs to die so that something else can be born again and emerge anew?  

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“When you're not packed, so tight when your schedule is not to the minute to the minute to the minute all the time, you have space and grace for the inevitable things that could happen due to the unexpected nature of life.” - Marie Forleo  

Marie Forleo is a powerhouse in the world of personal development, a New York Times best-selling author, and a true inspiration to millions. Her book, Everything is Figureoutable, has touched the hearts and minds of numerous readers, empowering them to overcome challenges and achieve their dreams. As the host of the acclaimed shows, Marie TV and The Marie Forleo Podcast, Marie has been captivating audiences with her insightful conversations and practical wisdom but her impact goes beyond the media. Through her legendary online training course B-School, she has guided 1000s of entrepreneurs on their journey to success. 

Marie is truly a force to be reckoned with and an invaluable leading voice in personal development who has inspired and transformed the lives of millions of people around the world. Named by Oprah as a thought leader for the next generation, Marie is dedicated to showing us all practical ways to become the person we most want to be. 

In today’s episode, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Marie Forleo as we discuss all things time management, mastering the way we invest our time, energy, and attention while designing a life we’re madly in love with. 

Marie talks with us about her latest program, Time Genius, in which she shares her expertise on reclaiming control over our time and reframing the narratives we tend to develop around productivity. She shares her personal experiences around feelings of overwhelm, the cost of ambition in relation to physical health, navigating procrastination, and so much more!  

Tune in to Episode 3 of The Jack Canfield Podcast to hear about the wake-up call that shifted everything for Marie, learn about the key mantra she now lives by, and begin answering the question: Where can I begin saying no so I can start saying yes to me? Join us for all this and more!  

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“Knowing what to do is critically important. Knowing what not to do is the difference between success and failure.” - Jairek Robbins   

Jairek Robbins is a jack of many trades that actually happens to be of the few to master more than one. He’s a multi-talented best-selling author, performance coach, speaker, and philanthropist who has dedicated his life to helping professionals achieve success by living with purpose. Jairek has walked an incredible journey, from receiving the Congressional Award Gold Medal from the United States Congress at just 23 years old to now, recently being appointed the position of President and Chief Strategy Officer for Success Magazine. He contains a wealth of knowledge as a deeply conscious individual from his decades of coaching experience, assisting people around the world in unlocking their full potential and learning to live life in it its entirety. 

In today’s episode, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Jairek Robbins as my first featured guest on the podcast! He takes us on a fascinating journey through his career and life path as he surveys the most pivotal and defining point for him that directly informed how he related to the concept of success. Jairek provides his personal definition of what it means to be successful and goes on to share the resources, personal experiences, and secret formulas he’s come to create that help him frame his mindset and idealogy.   

Tune in to Episode 2 of The Jack Canfield Podcast to hear the crazy near-death experience that shifted everything for Jariek, learn the distinction between personal development vs. human development, and begin answering the question if you succeed and achieve all your wildest goals, who wins? And is it just you?... Join us, for all this and more!  

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Welcome to the first episode of The Jack Canfield Podcast, where we dive deep into the world of personal growth and Inner Awakening. I'm your host, Jack Canfield, multiple New York Times best-selling author and a human potential trainer, speaker, and coach for more than five decades. I am thrilled to embark on this adventure with you by stepping out of my comfort zone and into the world of podcasting. You might know me from having created and co-authored the best-selling Chicken Soup for the Soul book series, or perhaps from my book The Success Principles: How to Get Where You Are to Where You Want to Be, or maybe as a featured teacher in the book and the movie, The Secret. It has been my mission for the past 40 years to inspire people to firmly believe that they can accomplish anything they set their minds to and to empower them with the information, skills, and tools needed to make those dreams come true, which is precisely what I plan to do with this podcast.  

In today’s inaugural episode, I’ll be providing a proper introduction, my intentions behind creating this podcast, and what you can expect for future episodes and I explore the concept of embracing the change that catapults us into new beginnings and uncharted territory. It’s kind of funny isn't it…how the only thing we can truly count on this life also happens to often be the most anxiety and fear-inducing? But what if change didn't have to be scary or more difficult than necessary? Change is inevitable so learning to embrace it rather than living in a state of resistance to it whether consciously or unconsciously, can begin to open all kinds of doors with endless potentials all working out in your favor.  

Tune in to Episode 1 of The Jack Canfield Podcast to learn about the principles I have found to be the most helpful in embracing uncertainty and navigating times of change with ease, hear the reflective questions I invite you to ponder on and find out why the most successful people had to first, get intimately comfortable with being uncomfortable.   

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