The One You Feed | Personal Growth, Emotional Resilience & Purpose

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November 04, 2014049 and 1/2: Alex LIckerman
Alex Lickerman is a physician, former assistant professor of medicine and director of primary care, and current assistant vice president for Student Health and Counseling Services at the University of Chicago. He’s also been a secular Buddhist since 1989. His first book is The Undefeated Mind: On the Science of Constructing an Indestructible Self.
In This Interview Alex and I Discuss...
The One You Feed parable.
Neither wolf wins permanently, the battle always goes on.
How things that don't kill us can make us stronger but it doesn't happen automatically.
Building an indestructible self.
How our inner life state has much more to do with how we cope with adversity than the nature of that adversity.
Suffering doesn't automatically cause us to grow.
Learning to accept unpleasant feelings.
How our strategies to avoid pain usually make it worse.
Non judgmental awareness of our feelings is often better than resistance.
The secret to success is not avoiding pain but carrying on in spite of it.
That our internal pep talks have to be believable.
The difference between optimistic and pessimistic explanatory styles.
How obstacles always arrive on our path.
That the last thing we do is look internally to see what we need to change in order to achieve a goal.
Sometimes the way to solve a problem is not to fix it but to change how much we allow it to suffer.
How suffering ceases to be suffering when it acquires meaning.
Using comparison to be a positive force versus a destructive force.
The difference between determination and willpower.
Alex Lickerman Links
Happiness In This World- Alex Lickerman run site
Alex Lickerman homepage
Alex Lickerman on Twitter
Alex Lickerman on Facebook

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38 min
October 30, 2014 Jordan Harbinger
[powerpress]
This week we talk to Jordan Harbinger about the power of awareness and intention
Jordan Harbinger is the founder of The Art of Charm. The Art of Charm helps men to improve their social skills so that they can succeed in business and life. The truth is that I originally turned Jordan down twice to be on the show because I thought he was a "pick-up" artist. I clearly didn't think that was a good fit for our show. But as I learned more about him and what he does I realized that his focus is to help men become better people. The success follows from that. One of his core principles that he teaches is to leave everything and everyone better than before he was there. That's a pretty good way to feed the good wolf.

In addition his podcast has really excellent guests and he is a great interviewer.

I'm glad we had him on because it was a really good conversation.

In This Interview Jordan and I Discuss...

The One You Feed parable.
Being intentional in all aspects of life.
How if your not feeding the good wolf you might be feeding the bad wolf.
Not making a decision is a decision in itself.
How good our brains are at rationalizing things.
How systems can help in all aspects of our lives.
Being excellent is a matter of habit.
Being more aware of our choices.
How being too busy is the best excuse we have.
Try replacing "I don't have time" with "I'm not prioritizing that right now"
Feeding the good wolf is about being intentional.
How feeding the good wolf takes time and consistency.
Discipline is doing the right thing when it is hard.
Changing perspective.
How bad our mood is as a decision tool.
Doing what we planned, not what we feel like.
The pitfalls of comparing ourselves to others.
Comparing our insides to other peoples outsides.

Jordan Harbinger Links
The Art of Charm-Jordan Harbinger
Jordan Harbinger on Twitter
Art of Charm on Facebook

Some of our most popular interviews that you might also enjoy:
Kino MacGregor
Strand of Oaks
Mike Scott of the Waterboys
Todd Henry- author of Die Empty
Randy Scott Hyde
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43 min
October 30, 2014 49: Jordan Harbinger
[powerpress]
This week we talk to Jordan Harbinger about the power of awareness and intention
Jordan Harbinger is the founder of The Art of Charm. The Art of Charm helps men to improve their social skills so that they can succeed in business and life. The truth is that I originally turned Jordan down twice to be on the show because I thought he was a "pick-up" artist. I clearly didn't think that was a good fit for our show. But as I learned more about him and what he does I realized that his focus is to help men become better people. The success follows from that. One of his core principles that he teaches is to leave everything and everyone better than before he was there. That's a pretty good way to feed the good wolf.

In addition his podcast has really excellent guests and he is a great interviewer.

I'm glad we had him on because it was a really good conversation.

In This Interview Jordan and I Discuss...
The One You Feed parable.
Being intentional in all aspects of life.
How if your not feeding the good wolf you might be feeding the bad wolf.
Not making a decision is a decision in itself.
How good our brains are at rationalizing things.
How systems can help in all aspects of our lives.
Being excellent is a matter of habit.
Being more aware of our choices.
How being too busy is the best excuse we have.
Try replacing "I don't have time" with "I'm not prioritizing that right now"
Feeding the good wolf is about being intentional.
How feeding the good wolf takes time and consistency.
Discipline is doing the right thing when it is hard.
Changing perspective.
How bad our mood is as a decision tool.
Doing what we planned, not what we feel like.
The pitfalls of comparing ourselves to others.
Comparing our insides to other peoples outsides.
Jordan Harbinger Links
The Art of Charm-Jordan Harbinger
Jordan Harbinger on Twitter
Art of Charm on Facebook

Some of our most popular interviews that you might also enjoy:
Kino MacGregor
Strand of Oaks
Mike Scott of the Waterboys
Todd Henry- author of Die Empty
Randy Scott Hyde
36 min
October 30, 2014049: Jordan Harbinger
[powerpress]
This week we talk to Jordan Harbinger about the power of awareness and intention
Jordan Harbinger is the founder of The Art of Charm. The Art of Charm helps men to improve their social skills so that they can succeed in business and life. The truth is that I originally turned Jordan down twice to be on the show because I thought he was a "pick-up" artist. I clearly didn't think that was a good fit for our show. But as I learned more about him and what he does I realized that his focus is to help men become better people. The success follows from that. One of his core principles that he teaches is to leave everything and everyone better than before he was there. That's a pretty good way to feed the good wolf.

In addition his podcast has really excellent guests and he is a great interviewer.

I'm glad we had him on because it was a really good conversation.

In This Interview Jordan and I Discuss...
The One You Feed parable.
Being intentional in all aspects of life.
How if your not feeding the good wolf you might be feeding the bad wolf.
Not making a decision is a decision in itself.
How good our brains are at rationalizing things.
How systems can help in all aspects of our lives.
Being excellent is a matter of habit.
Being more aware of our choices.
How being too busy is the best excuse we have.
Try replacing "I don't have time" with "I'm not prioritizing that right now"
Feeding the good wolf is about being intentional.
How feeding the good wolf takes time and consistency.
Discipline is doing the right thing when it is hard.
Changing perspective.
How bad our mood is as a decision tool.
Doing what we planned, not what we feel like.
The pitfalls of comparing ourselves to others.
Comparing our insides to other peoples outsides.
Jordan Harbinger Links
The Art of Charm-Jordan Harbinger
Jordan Harbinger on Twitter
Art of Charm on Facebook

Some of our most popular interviews that you might also enjoy:
Kino MacGregor
Strand of Oaks
Mike Scott of the Waterboys
Todd Henry- author of Die Empty
Randy Scott Hyde
36 min
October 26, 2014 Mini Episode 10: Setbacks and Dissapointments
"A setback is not permission to abandon your plans" - Chris Brogan

Eric talks about handling setbacks and disappointments
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11 min
October 26, 2014 Mini Episode 10: Setbacks and Dissapointments
"A setback is not permission to abandon your plans" - Chris Brogan

Eric talks about handling setbacks and disappointments
8 min
October 22, 2014 Joel Zaslofsky
Joel Zaslofsky is the founder of The Value of Simple website and podcast. He is an author, speaker, and curator. He the author of Experiencing Curating: How to Gain Focus, Increase Influence and Simplify You Life. He is the creator of The Continuos Creation Challenge and The Digital Launch Playbook.

In This Interview Joel and I Discuss...

The One You Feed parable.
Doing something selfless.
How we are all the same under it all.
The sacrifices of starting your own business.
Keeping your head up during hard times.
The value of rituals.
The power of gratitude.
Setting up systems to deal with a bad memory.
"Chaos was the law of nature, order is the dream of man".
The value of curation.
The Continuous Creation Challenge.
How the bad wolf feeds on passivity.
The power of momentum.
Focusing on the goals instead of the tools.
Doing what we planned, not what we feel like.

Some of our most popular interviews that you might also enjoy:
Kino MacGregor
Strand of Oaks
Mike Scott of the Waterboys
Todd Henry- author of Die Empty
Randy Scott Hyde
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46 min
October 22, 2014 48: Joel Zaslofsky
Joel Zaslofsky is the founder of The Value of Simple website and podcast. He is an author, speaker, and curator. He the author of Experiencing Curating: How to Gain Focus, Increase Influence and Simplify You Life. He is the creator of The Continuos Creation Challenge and The Digital Launch Playbook.

In This Interview Joel and I Discuss...
The One You Feed parable.
Doing something selfless.
How we are all the same under it all.
The sacrifices of starting your own business.
Keeping your head up during hard times.
The value of rituals.
The power of gratitude.
Setting up systems to deal with a bad memory.
"Chaos was the law of nature, order is the dream of man".
The value of curation.
The Continuous Creation Challenge.
How the bad wolf feeds on passivity.
The power of momentum.
Focusing on the goals instead of the tools.
Doing what we planned, not what we feel like.

Some of our most popular interviews that you might also enjoy:
Kino MacGregor
Strand of Oaks
Mike Scott of the Waterboys
Todd Henry- author of Die Empty
Randy Scott Hyde
39 min
October 22, 2014048: Joel Zaslofsky
Joel Zaslofsky is the founder of The Value of Simple website and podcast. He is an author, speaker, and curator. He the author of Experiencing Curating: How to Gain Focus, Increase Influence and Simplify You Life. He is the creator of The Continuos Creation Challenge and The Digital Launch Playbook.

In This Interview Joel and I Discuss...
The One You Feed parable.
Doing something selfless.
How we are all the same under it all.
The sacrifices of starting your own business.
Keeping your head up during hard times.
The value of rituals.
The power of gratitude.
Setting up systems to deal with a bad memory.
"Chaos was the law of nature, order is the dream of man".
The value of curation.
The Continuous Creation Challenge.
How the bad wolf feeds on passivity.
The power of momentum.
Focusing on the goals instead of the tools.
Doing what we planned, not what we feel like.

Some of our most popular interviews that you might also enjoy:
Kino MacGregor
Strand of Oaks
Mike Scott of the Waterboys
Todd Henry- author of Die Empty
Randy Scott Hyde
39 min
October 14, 2014 Kristoffer Carter
This week we talk to Kristoffer Carter about building an Epic Life
Kristoffer Carter ("kc") is a meditation expert for rapid growth start-ups, facilitator, & experience designer for Good Life Project, created by Jonathan Fields. By day, KC helps lead education & development for Centro's 90-person sales force, having built the company from $65MM & 50 employees to over $300MM & 550 in the last 7 years. Centro has been named the #1 Best Place to Work in Chicago by Crains Business for the last 4 consecutive years.

KC is also a Kriyaban yogi (Self Realization Fellowship), husband & Father of 3, marathoner, and multi-instrumentalist since childhood.
His manifesto on his framework for "Full Life Integration" can be found at http://www.thisepiclife.com/manifesto KC's free program to create a powerful meditation habit can be found here: http://www.thisepiclife.com/meditation
In This Interview Kris and I Discuss...

The One You Feed parable.
The power of discernment.
Right action- not all action is created equal.
His journey to becoming a yogi.
Kriya Yoga and The Autobiography of a Yogi.
Where personal development ends spiritual development begins.
His first experiences with meditation.
How hard meditation can be for some people.
Moving from the lizard brain to the human mind.
This Epic Life Manifesto.
What Non Negotiable's are and how to integrate them into your life.
How full life integration works.
How unused creative energy is not benign.
Being whoever you are wherever you are.
When it comes to your inner alignment there are no shortcuts.
Radical Self Inquiry and the value of a variety of personality surveys.
Bringing your whole self to your work.
Radical Authenticity.
Doing things that you are afraid of.
Discerning signals from static.

Kristoffer Carter Links
Kristoffer Carter- This Epic Life Homepage
Kristoffer Carter Twitter
Kristoffer Carter- This Epic Life- Facebook
Kristoffer Carter- You Tube

Personality Tests discussed on the show:
The Enneagram
Strengths Finder
Myers Briggs

Some of our most popular interviews that you might also enjoy:
Kino MacGregor
Strand of Oaks
Mike Scott of the Waterboys
Todd Henry- author of Die Empty
Randy Scott Hyde
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57 min

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