"Steven C. Hayes is a Nevada Foundation Professor of Psychology in the Behavior Analysis program at the University of Nevada. An author of 47 books and nearly 670 scientific articles, his career has focused on an analysis of the nature of human language and cognition and the application of this to the understanding and alleviation of human suffering." - https://stevenchayes.com/about/

Does quality or quantity matter more? What did historically notable figures focus on? What was the key to Thomas Edison's success? Learn all in this week's rendition of the Mind Body Business Podcast!

What is comparison-itis? What is the danger of constantly comparing ourselves to others? Is there any utility in comparison between one's self and another?

Kathleen is a vegan advocate who helps individuals and businesses alike transform their paradigms into the positive domain through a switch in lifestyle.

Quality Vs. Quantity - quality always wins, right? WRONG... well, at least we think so. Listen to the entire podcast to see why you may have had it backwards this entire time, and why we need to pay more attention to quantity!

Daniel Mangena is a (best-selling) author, public speaker, inspirator & motivator, and a completely self-made man on the path of helping others lead fulfilling, happy, and purposeful lives.  

Daniel's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dreamerceo/  

Lisa's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisastaffphoto/  

Deevo's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fusionphotog/

Daniel Mangena is a (best-selling) author, public speaker, inspirator & motivator, and a completely self-made man on the path of helping others lead fulfilling, happy, and purposeful lives.

What is favorite child syndrome? What does that mean for someone who is the favorite? What does it mean for their siblings? Find the answers in today's rendition of the Mind Body Business Podcast!

Jason Christoff is a self-sabotage coach, a thought leader, and an outspoken individual on the topic of COVID-19. Jason is interviewed across the world every month, appearing on various podcasts and radio shows, regarding his highly effective methods for overcoming self-sabotage, losing weight, and how to rise up to your full potential.

What does it mean when something is difficult? Does it mean it is time to shy away, to block your eyes and wither in the corner? It's our perspective that challenges mold us into better human beings - they mold us into realizing our potential.  

What the last podcast here (Dr. Kjell Tore Hovik): https://youtu.be/kHW-lSkKuwE