On todays episode:If you’ve ever felt the tension of trying to be the best version of you, but never really knowing where to start, I’m sure this one will land.Why most relationships are more transactional than we’d like to admitWhy the advice to “just be yourself” might be the most unhelpful thing you’ve ever been told about personal development.How even powerful tools like ChatGPT can sound right while completely missing the point. I’ll show you a case study of someone using AI for therapy.The simple equation I use to decode dreams without overcomplicating themAnd where I’ve landed one month after a psychedelic trip that completely stripped away meaning and certaintyAlso, why being precise is so important, (especially when it comes to pronouncing French names) There’s one main reason I keep showing up to record this podcast that I’ve never fully explained, so after 327 episodes, today, I finally say it out loud.

On todays episode:If you’ve ever felt the tension of trying to be the best version of you, but never really knowing where to start, I’m sure this one will land.Why most relationships are more transactional than we’d like to admitWhy the advice to “just be yourself” might be the most unhelpful thing you’ve ever been told about personal development.How even powerful tools like ChatGPT can sound right while completely missing the point. I’ll show you a case study of someone using AI for therapy.The simple equation I use to decode dreams without overcomplicating themAnd where I’ve landed one month after a psychedelic trip that completely stripped away meaning and certaintyAlso, why being precise is so important, (especially when it comes to pronouncing French names) There’s one main reason I keep showing up to record this podcast that I’ve never fully explained, so after 327 episodes, today, I finally say it out loud.

On todays episode:If you’ve ever felt the tension of trying to be the best version of you, but never really knowing where to start, I’m sure this one will land.Why most relationships are more transactional than we’d like to admitWhy the advice to “just be yourself” might be the most unhelpful thing you’ve ever been told about personal development.How even powerful tools like ChatGPT can sound right while completely missing the point. I’ll show you a case study of someone using AI for therapy.The simple equation I use to decode dreams without overcomplicating themAnd where I’ve landed one month after a psychedelic trip that completely stripped away meaning and certaintyAlso, why being precise is so important, (especially when it comes to pronouncing French names) There’s one main reason I keep showing up to record this podcast that I’ve never fully explained, so after 327 episodes, today, I finally say it out loud.

Episode 328. The difficulty of being you

Rana Kordahi is a Sales Coach, NLP Practitioner, Writer, TEDx Speaker and Top 10 Female Sales Coach in 2020 by as voted by Yahoo Finance. She has trained and coached thousands of sales and non salespeople in the art of sales, influence, mindset, leadership and personal development. She is also a remarkably sharp social and political commentator, and has used her significant LinkedIn following to speak courageously about the current crisis of leadership in this pandemic season. In this conversation Rana shares her great insights into the interplay between insecurity and selling, highlighting the importance of developing confidence with integrity. Rana also shares very personally about the impact of growing up in war-torn Lebanon before moving to Australia, and her views on where our political leaders have failed us in selling their policies through coercion, bullying and trickery. This is a wonderful conversation with a truly remarkable human being.

Rana Kordahi is a Sales Coach, NLP Practitioner, Writer, TEDx Speaker and Top 10 Female Sales Coach in 2020 by as voted by Yahoo Finance. She has trained and coached thousands of sales and non salespeople in the art of sales, influence, mindset, leadership and personal development. She is also a remarkably sharp social and political commentator, and has used her significant LinkedIn following to speak courageously about the current crisis of leadership in this pandemic season. In this conversation Rana shares her great insights into the interplay between insecurity and selling, highlighting the importance of developing confidence with integrity. Rana also shares very personally about the impact of growing up in war-torn Lebanon before moving to Australia, and her views on where our political leaders have failed us in selling their policies through coercion, bullying and trickery. This is a wonderful conversation with a truly remarkable human being.

Rana Kordahi is a Sales Coach, NLP Practitioner, Writer, TEDx Speaker and Top 10 Female Sales Coach in 2020 by as voted by Yahoo Finance. She has trained and coached thousands of sales and non salespeople in the art of sales, influence, mindset, leadership and personal development. She is also a remarkably sharp social and political commentator, and has used her significant LinkedIn following to speak courageously about the current crisis of leadership in this pandemic season. In this conversation Rana shares her great insights into the interplay between insecurity and selling, highlighting the importance of developing confidence with integrity. Rana also shares very personally about the impact of growing up in war-torn Lebanon before moving to Australia, and her views on where our political leaders have failed us in selling their policies through coercion, bullying and trickery. This is a wonderful conversation with a truly remarkable human being.

Episode 223. Rana Kordahi - Confidence with integrity

10 minute Tuesday - The problem with vulnerabilityWhile vulnerability is often celebrated as a central component in ending the stigma around mental health, there are 3 big reasons why it is only making things worse. Vulnerability definitely has value as an entry point into the transformation process, yet it is commonly used as an end in itself which then validates, solidifies, and rewards personal dysfunction. The only real value of vulnerability is for you to be able to see your disfunction clearly enough to change it. The aim of the game is to become less dysfunctional and yet the culturally celebrated vulnerability movement only seems to give people more reason to hold onto their dysfunction and resit getting help in a way that genuinely transforms them. Listen in to understand more about how vulnerability is supposed to work so that you can avoid the vulnerability trap.

10 minute Tuesday - The problem with vulnerabilityWhile vulnerability is often celebrated as a central component in ending the stigma around mental health, there are 3 big reasons why it is only making things worse. Vulnerability definitely has value as an entry point into the transformation process, yet it is commonly used as an end in itself which then validates, solidifies, and rewards personal dysfunction. The only real value of vulnerability is for you to be able to see your disfunction clearly enough to change it. The aim of the game is to become less dysfunctional and yet the culturally celebrated vulnerability movement only seems to give people more reason to hold onto their dysfunction and resit getting help in a way that genuinely transforms them. Listen in to understand more about how vulnerability is supposed to work so that you can avoid the vulnerability trap.

10 minute Tuesday - The problem with vulnerabilityWhile vulnerability is often celebrated as a central component in ending the stigma around mental health, there are 3 big reasons why it is only making things worse. Vulnerability definitely has value as an entry point into the transformation process, yet it is commonly used as an end in itself which then validates, solidifies, and rewards personal dysfunction. The only real value of vulnerability is for you to be able to see your disfunction clearly enough to change it. The aim of the game is to become less dysfunctional and yet the culturally celebrated vulnerability movement only seems to give people more reason to hold onto their dysfunction and resit getting help in a way that genuinely transforms them. Listen in to understand more about how vulnerability is supposed to work so that you can avoid the vulnerability trap.

Episode 222. The problem with vulnerability

David Neagle is the founder of the multimillion-dollar global coaching company Life Is Now, Inc, and host of the Business News Daily ranked podcast - The Successful Mind. On this episode I talk to David about where his personal development journey all started and discover the most important lessons he’s learnt along the way, culminating in the extraordinary ‘Law of more life’ which sums up David’s philosophy of success as a spiritual path better than anything else: “The universe does not withhold anything from you. The next thing you need for growth and advancement is always provided for you, so what are you resisting or avoiding of afraid of?”We also chat about his interactions with Tony Robbins at the beginning if his career all the way to going into business with one of the fathers of the modern life mastery movement, Bob Proctor. This is a wonderful conversation with a great man who has helped thousands of people change their life for the better over the last 25 years.

David Neagle is the founder of the multimillion-dollar global coaching company Life Is Now, Inc, and host of the Business News Daily ranked podcast - The Successful Mind. On this episode I talk to David about where his personal development journey all started and discover the most important lessons he’s learnt along the way, culminating in the extraordinary ‘Law of more life’ which sums up David’s philosophy of success as a spiritual path better than anything else: “The universe does not withhold anything from you. The next thing you need for growth and advancement is always provided for you, so what are you resisting or avoiding of afraid of?”We also chat about his interactions with Tony Robbins at the beginning if his career all the way to going into business with one of the fathers of the modern life mastery movement, Bob Proctor. This is a wonderful conversation with a great man who has helped thousands of people change their life for the better over the last 25 years.

David Neagle is the founder of the multimillion-dollar global coaching company Life Is Now, Inc, and host of the&nbsp;Business News Daily&nbsp;ranked podcast - The Successful Mind. On this episode I talk to David about where his personal development journey all started and discover the most important lessons he’s learnt along the way, culminating in the extraordinary ‘Law of more life’ which sums up David’s philosophy of success as a spiritual path better than anything else: “The universe does not withhold anything from you. The next thing you need for growth and advancement is always provided for you, so what are you resisting or avoiding of afraid of?”We also chat about his interactions with Tony Robbins at the beginning if his career all the way to going into business with one of the fathers of the modern life mastery movement, Bob Proctor. This is a wonderful conversation with a great man who has helped thousands of people change their life for the better over the last 25 years.

Episode 221. David Neagle - The law of more life

10 Minute Tuesday - How to hack your own biochemistry. How often do you find yourself in a strong state and feel you have no ability to alter it?Your body is one giant chemistry set with a range of well designed signals and triggers that activate various chemical sequences to create certain emotional and physical states. When you discover how the bio chemical world works, it gives you more agency over your own experience of life instead of being caught up in physical and emotional experiences that you have no control over. The purpose of this episode is for you to understand that you can adjust your levels of dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin, cortisol and even the PH levels and endorphins in your blood. Obviously there is so much to learn under this broad topic, but this 10 minutes will give you a fun introduction into the subject and whet your appetite for more.

10 Minute Tuesday - How to hack your own biochemistry. How often do you find yourself in a strong state and feel you have no ability to alter it?Your body is one giant chemistry set with a range of well designed signals and triggers that activate various chemical sequences to create certain emotional and physical states. When you discover how the bio chemical world works, it gives you more agency over your own experience of life instead of being caught up in physical and emotional experiences that you have no control over. The purpose of this episode is for you to understand that you can adjust your levels of dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin, cortisol and even the PH levels and endorphins in your blood. Obviously there is so much to learn under this broad topic, but this 10 minutes will give you a fun introduction into the subject and whet your appetite for more.

10 Minute Tuesday - How to hack your own biochemistry. How often do you find yourself in a strong state and feel you have no ability to alter it?Your body is one giant chemistry set with a range of well designed signals and triggers that activate various chemical sequences to create certain emotional and physical states. When you discover how the bio chemical world works, it gives you more agency over your own experience of life instead of being caught up in physical and emotional experiences that you have no control over. The purpose of this episode is for you to understand that you can adjust your levels of dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin, cortisol and even the PH levels and endorphins in your blood. Obviously there is so much to learn under this broad topic, but this 10 minutes will give you a fun introduction into the subject and whet your appetite for more.

Episode 220. Biochemistry

Personal development expert Jaemin Frazer delivers another 10 minute Tuesday. This week he is talking about the science of creating well- formed outcomes for every area of your life using the "Outcome, intention, consequence model" from Dr Ian Snape.

Personal development expert Jaemin Frazer delivers another 10 minute Tuesday. This week he is talking about the science of creating well- formed outcomes for every area of your life using the "Outcome, intention, consequence model" from Dr Ian Snape.

Personal development expert Jaemin Frazer delivers another 10 minute Tuesday.&nbsp;This week he is talking about the science of creating well-&nbsp;formed outcomes for every area of your life using the "Outcome, intention, consequence model" from Dr Ian Snape.&nbsp;

Episode 3. 10 minute Tuesday  - How to be the kind of person who get's what they want

The 2016 Australian Superbike champion talks about how his beliefs about himself have affected his ability to perform at the top of his game.

Episode 2. Interview with Troy Herfoss

Most people go about their life like this: 
Strategy  - What do I need to do?
State - Driven and controlled by external factors
Story  - Full of unfortunate limitations and beliefs that produce their daily reality. 
Successful people on the other hand live life the completely opposite. 
Story - They start by ensuring the story they are living out of gives them every chance of succeeding
State - They control their state at all times, meaning they can access the magic when they need it most
Strategy - Only after they having sorted out the 'BEing' do they embark on the 'Doing'. Strategy always comes last.

Most people go about their life like this: Strategy - What do I need to do? State - Driven and controlled by external factors Story - Full of unfortunate limitations and beliefs that produce their daily reality. Successful people on the other hand live life the completely opposite. Story - They start by ensuring the story they are living out of gives them every chance of succeeding State - They control their state at all times, meaning they can access the magic when they need it most Strategy - Only after they having sorted out the 'BEing' do they embark on the 'Doing'. Strategy always comes last.

Episode 1. 10 minute Tuesday - Story, State, Strategy

Thought leadership on the subject of overcoming hidden or unresolved personal insecurity.

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