Doug Smith, Author of [Un]Intentional, joins us to discuss how screens have been designed to control our every waking moment, thoughts, and actions--and how we can get free from their addictive grip. We cover: how to break free from screen addition regaining creativity how to step into purpose how to reclaim our brains [...]
Manal al Dabbagh is an Embodiment Parenting Coach out of Saudi Arabia. In the second segment of this interview Manal answers some pointed questions about: Hyper Spirituality and channeling spirits How the spiritual and physical realms connect Is there an objective truth Living Surrendered out of a place of trust And approaching healing [...]
Manal al Dabbagh is an Embodiment Parenting Coach out of Saudi Arabia. In this first segment of the episode we talk about: what embodiment is Responsibility Making excuses and normalizing problems within ourselves and within society. And our responsibility within parenting (hint it IS all your fault :) ) Find Manal here: [...]
Probably NO ONE would trade living in 2020 for living back in the 1950 without internet, cell phones, AC, supermarkets, advancement in modern medicine (myself included) – but are we wrong? Back in the 1950 super glue, power steering, Video tape recorder, first music synth transistor radio. Teflon pan computer modem Barbie 2020 [...]
Who is your degree for, and what is your degree for? The answer to such a question might appear obvious, but as we will see, it is far from straight forward. To examine the value of an online degree we first begin by understand the difference between learning and a degree, opening the [...]
The world’s best poker player aren’t GREAT because they are able to make “BIG DECISIONS” in a moment of pressure—in fact quite the opposite. The greatest poker players rarely make big risky decision they learn to make SMALL informed and calculated bets over tens of thousands of hands. When we understanding that we [...]
What happens when you work hard and give your all and fail. The disappointment is real. There are two sources for these "failures": 1) Other people didn't want what ever it was, or an uncontrollable circumstance happened, regardless wasn't your fault. Rejection can hurt. 2) You didn't perform well enough. Ouch. I'm not [...]
Becoming an Itamae (a master Sushi Chef) is a long and difficult journey. But so is the path to fulfilling our destiny. The path to finding and fulfilling our purpose isn't clear or straight forward. It is one filled with pit falls and difficulties--which can derail people for their entire live. Listen as [...]
We continue the discussion with Dr. Weikart about his book The Death of Humanity: and the Case for Life: https://amzn.to/3laeHzb (affiliate link). We ask one big question in this episode: does my world view, the construct by which I view the world, align with what I conscience and understand of what it means to be a [...]
Richard Weikart is Professor of History at California State University, Stanislaus. He completed his Ph.D. in modern European history at the University of Iowa in 1994, receiving the biennial prize of the Forum for History of Human Sciences for the best dissertation in that field. His revised dissertation, Socialist Darwinism: Evolution in German Socialist [...]
