THE LIFE CLUB: All the Quotes We Love to Quote

Desire is not neutral.

It’s spoiling what you already have.

Or to say it more kindly, as another quote puts it: "Desire doesn’t just aim forward, it undermines the present."

This week we dive into happiness, the Buddha’s words, the “grass is greener”-syndrome, the yogic Aparigraha(non-hoarding), the hedonic treadmill, hamster wheels and reset buttons.

A fully loaded episode in the company of Epicurus, as always hosted by Nidhi Garg & Magnus Zaar.

#TheLifeClub #Podcast #Mindfulness #Happiness #YogaPsychology #Aparigraha #Epicurus#InnerBalance

Stop outsourcing your happiness.

Or as Mark Manson says it:

“How to stay unhappy: Keep expecting other people to fix your life for you.”

Different words. Same truth. No one can fix you but you.

As always condensed wisdom interpreted by hosts Nidhi Garg and Magnus Zaar.

Tired of fake it ‘til you make it?

Then we’ve got something for you.

This week’s episode is an episode you can’t afford to miss.

Carl Rogers’ quote “What I am, is good enough, if I only would be it openly” is the exact opposite to fake it until you make it – the quote may sound defensive and lacking ambition – but when you dissect it, you realize that it’s actually the recipe for success.

“THE LIFE CLUB – all the quotes we love to quote”, hosted as always by Nidhi Garg and Magnus Zaar.

#mindful #yoga #meditation #carlrogers #balance #innerbalance

In this episode, we explore why advice often fails when someone is overwhelmed and why presence, support, and safety must come before solutions.We talk emotional first aid, empathy in relationships and why timing is everything when it comes to helping others (and ourselves).

As always, hosted by Nidhi Garg and Magnus Zaar.

#mindfulness #yogamindset #adelefaber #thelifeclub

It’s Jubilee Time!To celebrate Episode #50, we explore one of life’s toughest paradoxes: that growth often come through what challenges us most.

The quote “To get what you love, you first have to get patient with what you hate” by Imam al-Ghazali tells us abouthow our soul is refined through what it resists, how real change means learning to accept what’s difficult, not just chasing what feels good.

A milestone episode worthy a celebration, as always hosted by Nidhi Garg and Magnus Zaar.

#jubilee #mindset #mindfulness #quoteoftheday #allthequoteswelovetoquote #yoga

This week we’re hanging out with Carl Jung. Well, his ideas at least 😉.
From the shadow self to why we sabotage ourselves – and, oh, nearly forgot the key question: Was Jung a yogi?

Tune in to find out!

#mindset #podcast #jung #shadow #yogi #lifeclub #lifehack #yoga #mindfulness

The meaning of life in 15 minutes?
If that doesn’t make the podcast world go wild, we don’t know what will.

In this episode of All the Quotes We Love to Quote, your hosts Nidhi Garg and Magnus Zaar take on one of humanity’s biggest questions, talking about a great quote by Alan Watts.

#alanwatts #mindset #meaningoflife

A quote on the suffering we create for ourselves.

In this episode, hosts Magnus Zaar and Nidhi Garg talk about why we often chose negative interpretations, and why our most painful experiences quite often are not real pain, but just mental constructs.

#Yoga #mindset #lifehacks

You can change, you can reinvent yourself, you can even become what you might have been.

And good thing - it’s never too late.

An episode about self-actualization, the lifelong unfolding of one's best self.

“It’s never too late to become what you might have been” by George Eliot is the quote of the week. Hosted by Nidhi Garg and Magnus Zaar.

#Mindset # mindfulness #yoga #podcast #balance #georgeeliot

This quote is about the fact that the anticipation of pain can be more harmful than the pain itself. Fear of fear arises because we try to suppress or avoid fear. Carl Jung said: “What you resist, persists.” But in doing so, we give suffering – or fear – all the more power. Trying not to feel afraid makes fear louder, increases suffering. In psychology there is term for it, it’s called experiential avoidance, trying not to feel, which ironically magnifies suffering.

Hosted as always by Magnus Zaar and Nidhi Garg.