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He is a theoretical quantum physicist, writer, educator and visionary. Most importantly though, Amit Goswami’s teachings show us how that there is so much more to science and spirituality than we know. In this episode of A Life of Greatness, Sarah Grynberg and Amit Goswami discuss how to move from fear and separation to oneness, and how to manifest a world that is of the highest good for all. If you have been searching for more happiness in your life, this episode will show you where to find it. Follow Sarah: Instagram: instagram.com/alifeofgreatnesspodcast Facebook: facebook.com/sarahgrynberg Twitter: twitter.com/sarahgrynberg Website: https://sarahgrynberg.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

¿Cuántas veces el miedo decide por ti? ¿Cuántas veces dejas de hacer lo que quieres por miedo? En este episodio aprenderás claves prácticas y recursos para superar el miedo y construir la vida que quieres. TERAPIA ONLINE https://psicoguias.com/sesiones MANUAL VIVIR SIN ANSIEDAD https://psicoguias.com/manualansiedad ¿HABLAMOS? Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/psicoguiasweb/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/helenapsicoguias ivoox: https://psicoguias.com/ivoox Twitter: https://twitter.com/psicoguiasweb itunes: https://psicoguias.com/itunes Pinterest: https://es.pinterest.com/psicoguias/ Sitio web: https://psicoguias.com Si te ha gustado el audio, por favor, dale ME GUSTA, haz una reseña / comentario, suscríbete y compártelo. ¡Muchas Gracias! Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Well it's time to wrap up season six! Thank you for joining with me as we talked about all things organizing and health. I enjoyed each one of my guests so much and also loved diving into each of the aspects of health. In this final episode, I reveal to you that yes, I too struggle with getting things done. Which is why I titled this episode "Do One Thing." Often, this is the hardest thing to do. We can get stuck and keep zig zagging. It's really easy to find ourselves not really making any forward movement! Please know that you are not alone in feeling overwhelmed! The moral of the story (or episode), is that things generally take longer than we usually think they will. So, when we remember this it can help us to better to set us up for success. Take …

We can tend to underestimate the emotional weight of the clutter in our lives and the stress that it adds. And, while we can't avoid clutter and stress, we can work to mange it by staying in our sweet spot or what I like to call the "Goldilocks" feeling. In this episode, I encourage you to identify if you are more logical or emotional by nature and how you can best stay in the healthy middle ground as much as possible. Then I leave you with three tangible tips to help you take action with improving your emotional health, specifically when it pertains to clutter and stuff. Commit to working to apply the three tips into your day-to-day living. Don't underestimate the emotional toll that your stuff and clutter can take on your life! Today's episode is sponsored by Fridge Coaster. Fridge Coaster makes keeping …

Suzy shares the mic with me today and she is the perfect person to share all about how to prioritize your physical health. She is an avid runner and is actually featured in the Guinness Book of World Records (you'll have to tune in to hear what for!). Not only is Suzy a mom of four, she also hosts a fabulous podcast called Run Lift Mom. Be sure to go listen and also check out episode 45 when I joined her for an interview. Suzy encouraged me and also helped me to think of motivation in a new way. I think you'll find some great takeaways! Remember to prioritize YOU and your health. For all of the show notes + links click below on the "episode webpage."

Monica Leed joins me today. Monica has a design background in the fast-paced film industry. She spent over ten years cultivating curiosity in the art of efficient space design, time management, and the power of organizational systems. Then in 2011, life threw her an unexpected curveball that reminded her that a demanding career without a balanced home life will leave you feeling stuck and uninspired. I loved hearing more of her story, how she discovered how to bring her life into a better balance, and why she wrote her book Simply Spaced. Monica is the CEO and Owner of her brand and company Simply Spaced. For all of the show notes + links click below on the "episode webpage."

What happens when getting rich is your only goal? Jay Shetty and Impact Theory founder Tom Bilyeu sit down to talk about how loving what you do is the key to being able to keep going when things get tough in your business. Although Tom started out just wanting to make money, over time he’s learned having an impact and making a difference is what he and wife Lisa really want. Tune into Bilyeu’s story and learn how he transitioned from money maker to impact generator. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, my sweet daughter, Ainsley shared the mic with me. We chatted about how to balance your time and energy with your friends and relationships. Ainsley, at the young age of only 18, is wise beyond her years. She helped to shed some light into what teens are navigating these days, specifically when it comes to technology and accessibility. It's a different culture! And she also shared some great tips on how to use boundaries when necessary. I should mention that I shared that she and I are both 9's on the Enneagram. Well, after recording this episode, I have learned that I'm actually a 3 on the Enneagram. I have some 9 tendencies, but all in all I'm more of a 3. (If you know what I'm referring to this may make some sense, if not just disregard!) Ainsley, however, is still …

Lisa, also known as "Neatfreak McKinney," grew up in beautiful Idaho as the oldest of seven children. Her mom is also a neat freak. (She had to be in order to stay sane in a house with nine people.) So Lisa learned early on that work always comes before play. It was one of the best things her parents ever taught her. She has always loved taking care of, decorating, and organizing her own home. And when her daughter left for college in 2006, she was heartbroken. Her life as she had known it was forever changed. In her sadness, her sweet friends all encouraged her to start her own business, using her gift of home organization. Which is how "Neat Freak" was born! When you tune in to today's episode, you will hear how Lisa developed her professional organizing business, how she recommends prioritizing …

Micah Maddox is a national women’s conference speaker, Bible teacher, blogger, and author of Anchored In: Experience a Power-Full Life in a Problem-Filled World. She is passionate about helping women find purpose, peace, and calm in our chaotic world. As a pastor’s wife, mother of three, and foster mom, she contributes her time to her family and local church serving as a women’s ministry leader. We discuss how to prioritize and protect your spiritual health. I loved her tangible and realistic tips. As a fellow mom, I was SO thankful that she shared the grace we need to give ourselves. As women, we can tend to be so hard on ourselves, trying to keep up with checklists and to-dos rather than on being. I hope you find much freedom in Micah's words and suggestions. And also that you can remember this: practical is much more …

Aging is inevitable. Everybody grows old. Everyone dies. We accept these statements as fact. But what if they're just stories based on history and our current understanding of biology? What if everything we think we know about aging is about to change? Across the globe, scientists are working on treatments and therapies that are designed to extend healthy human lifespans well beyond what we know today. At the bleeding edge of such breakthroughs you will find David Sinclair, PhD, one of the world’s leading scientific authorities on longevity, aging and how to slow its effects. Returning for his second appearance on the podcast, David is a professor in the Department of Genetics and co-director of the Paul F. Glenn Center for the Biology of Aging at Harvard Medical School. He obtained his Ph.D. in Molecular Genetics at the University of New South Wales, Sydney in …

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There's no reason you shouldn't show up fully as yourself in intimate relationships. Using language that is clear is essential to fostering an authentic experience with our loved ones. However, the use of vague and ambiguous language has become a thorn in the sides for many who do not feel heard or genuinely acknowledged by their partners.

Anne-Marie Principe was at ground zero when the 9-11 attacks happened, and the amount of dust she took into her lungs caused a severe illness. Luckily, she eventually found help in an unexpected place. In this episode of the Brain Warrior’s Way Podcast, hear how Anne-Marie’s experience at an unusual detox clinic allowed her to breathe in a brand new life.

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