The Positive Head Podcast

Brandon reads and discusses listener stories of confronting various personal fears and challenges, and encourages us to conquer our demons by befriending them.

Paul E. Amori is running for mayor of Los Angeles, but he's definitely not your typical candidate. In this episode, we share the story of Paul's unique introduction into the political arena when he became the pretend mayor of Lightning in a Bottle festival several years ago, and how that experience has now led to him actually ending up on the 2017 ballot in Los Angeles, CA running under the unprecedented premise of voting for love.

Brandon and Erica talk about comments made by people on social media that reflect the anxiety and depression people feel, especially in the current cultural and seasonal climate. They also play a Tony Robbins clip and offer their own tips and empowering perspectives to help cope with and overcome anxiety.

Brandon is inspired by a listener's personal story on social media that motivates him to talk about "walking our own path," especially when walking that path means parting with certain people, and how learning to be happy in our solitude is an essential part of spiritual growth.

Brandon is spurred by his daily "Note from the Universe" to talk about the vortex or stream of experiences, people and things we have attracted to us in our lives through our thoughts, words and actions. He talks about how to get in sync with this stream and plays and Abraham-Hicks clip that delves deeper into the subject.

Brandon reads from the final chapter of Deepak Chopra's book "The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success" and talks about the Law of Dharma, purpose and passion, and how we can all find our own unique individual reasons for being alive on this planet.

Mark Shapiro is the host of The One and Only Podcast. In this episode, Mark shares his personal story of walking away from a six-figure job to find a more fulfilling life purpose. He also discusses the concept of authenticity and why one of the most important questions a person can ask themselves is, "am I being real?"

Brandon reads from the seventh chapter of the well-known book by Deepak Chopra, and talks about the implied and related concepts of trust in Universal Wisdom, transcending delusions of security and taking bold steps into the unknown with confidence in the overall process.

Brandon answers a listener's question and takes the opportunity to talk about passion and purpose, freeing ourselves from the opinions of others and figuring out what we are passionate about in life. He also plays a clip from world-renowned motivational speaker Tony Robbins that generally refers to this topic.

On this episode Brandon hosts Sonya Sophia, who performs a "tapping" session to aid any listeners feeling stressed out, anxious or depressed during the holidays, which has become an all-too-common occurrence each year.