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In 2010, the tireless and intrepid Jason Lester hoodwinked me into his latest fit of voluntary suffering insanity: an attempt to complete 5 Ironman-distance triathlons on 5 Hawaiian Islands in under 5 days. Hence was born the EPIC5 Challenge — and somehow we survived to tell the tale. Now institutionalized, EPIC5 annually attracts a global handful of athletes adequately unhinged to retrace our steps. Over the last 8 years, 29 individuals have successfully completed the challenge. Three of these intrepid humans are women. Two of them are here today. Meet real-life Wonder Women Danielle Grabol & Melissa Urie – both athletes thriving on the cutting edge of ultra-endurance. But it wasn't always that way. Pushing 225 pounds, 15 years ago Dani was a junk food junkie and a pack-a-day smoker who couldn't even climb a flight of stairs without losing her breath (sounds familiar!). In …

YOU HAVE TO HAVE FAITH THAT YOU'LL FIND A WAY. Do you allow doubt to trickle in? Maybe I won’t make it. Maybe I’m not smart enough. Maybe I’m not the person for the job. Your self-belief has to be airtight if you want to go all the way. It has to be unwavering. Once you believe in yourself authentically, you will get others on board who believe in you, too. You have the power to create a movement. That’s why, for this Five Minute Friday, I revisited a conversation I had with Aubrey Marcus where explains how champions use self-belief as a tool to win. Aubrey Marcus is the founder and CEO of Onnit, a lifestyle brand based on the holistic health philosophy Total Human Optimization. He regularly provides commentary to outlets like Entrepreneur, Forbes, The Doctors, and The Joe Rogan Experience. He has …

Let’s face it, if we want someone else to change, just telling them that they need to change is probably not going to get results. So what’s the alternative? In the fourth and final episode of a series with Relationship Magic author Guy Finley, Dr. Daniel Amen and Finley discuss how leaving space for objective realizations can be crucial in helping others make better decisions for themselves.

It’s difficult for some of to believe in a loving higher power whether we call this a higher calling , higher self, or God. We live in a world that has anger, resentment contempt so it’s easy to ask why would a loving high power allow this to happen. So much of our trust in a higher power can be attributed to the trust we learned to have or not have for others in our childhood, especially when religion was involved. In this podcast I will share my story and the story of others who have had this same struggle. I have clients who are religious yet their children act very defiant against their religion when they reach teens and adulthood. In this podcast we will discuss childhood messages , their impact on religion, and the difference between spirituality and religion.

Comedian Maz Jobrani tries to pay more attention to the good things in his life by writing them down -- and encourages his kids to do the same. Try this episodes happiness practice: Three Good Things Link to Episode Transcript: https://tinyurl.com/9kzjcvf3

¿Alguna vez has sentido que en tu vida profesional hay algo más, y aún no has descubierto qué podría ser? Ese es el tema principal del programa de esta semana, donde aprenderás cómo vivir como quieres con el trabajo que quieres crearte con Deborah Marín.Deborah es blogger, emprendedora, comunicadora, animadora, feminista, motivadora, sacudeconciencias e inspiradora en “Oye Deb”. Un espacio online con reflexiones sobre la intersección entre la vida y el trabajo y cómo de importante es estar en contacto contigo mismo para ser capaz de generar una vida y una profesión que te sirvan realmente.Deborah vive y trabaja junto con su marido y su hijo en una casa grande en medio del bosque, donde se dedica a escribir y crear programas online pensando en ayudar a personas que quieren lo mismo que ella, “vivir como tú quieres”.Notas de programa(Las notas del programa están disponibles …

Un recurso muy útil pero también muy peligroso. En este episodio Leos y Alita te explican el origen, los usos y las consecuencias de la gasolina. Puentes.mx Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mandarax) Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/mandarax Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comment avez-vous découvert vos zone érogènes ? Arrivez-vous à intégrer vos zones érogènes dans vos relations sexuelles ? À faire comprendre à votre partenaire quelles sont les parties du corps qui vous font du bien et comment les toucher ? Si oui, comment ?I like It - Cardi B ; Do U Wrong - Leven Kali ft Syd ; Sundress - ASAP Rocky Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Quelles sont vos zones érogènes ? Comment les avez-vous découvert ?Musique : Body - Sinead Harnett ; How I feel - Marco McKinnis Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

It’s unfortunate, but true, that many of us have a mindset that believes we’re only as valuable as others agree we are. And it’s these types of limiting thoughts that keep us from realizing our potential. In this episode of The Brain Warrior’s Way Podcast, Dr. Daniel Amen and author Guy Finley discuss how we can use patience to reject this type of thinking and cast off our self-imposed chains.

ARE YOU BUSY ? B.U.S.Y. Busy. One tiny funny sounding word. A word with several meanings. It could mean: „I don’t have any time.“ Or: „Look how everyone needs ME - I’m so wanted and successful.“ Or simply: „Please leave me alone and don’t expect anything from me.“ One little word - maybe a huge excuse. Enjoy!

Jason Zook is a an entrepreneur who runs an online community called Wandering Aimfully for creative entrepreneurs who are also interested in earning a sustainable income and crafting an authentic, fulfilling life. In this episode we talk about getting out of debt, balancing minimalism with ambition, and setting priorities in life. Find Jason here: https://wanderingaimfully.com/ Support this podcast & get exclusive videos only on Patreon: http://patreon.com/mattdavella Episode Highlights: 05:59 - Jason’s background 09:15 - Taking the long term view 14:49 - What does YouTube feel like now compared to when you started? 21:47 - Minimalism vs. ambition 27:57 - Fitting work around life 35:43 - Getting out of debt 41:04 - How to you create successful content 59:32 - Overcoming the guilt of letting some part of your business go 55:01 - Scaling up

Hace aproximadamente un año publicamos un podcast en el que hablábamos de las relaciones tóxicas. Desde entonces han sido muchos los mensajes que nos han pedido que volviéramos a tocar este tema, pero haciendo hincapié en aquellas que se dan en el núcleo familiar.Entre los mail recibidos nos hemos quedado con uno firmado por Laura que comienza así: “Quiero expresarles abiertamente que me apasiona escucharlos, siempre intuía que debemos aprender a sanarnos primero mente, cuerpo y espíritu y ustedes han logrado que mi mente se sienta estable al escucharlos”. Laura nos plantea lo siguiente: “Hace un par de años tuve un quiebre emocional muy fuerte en mi familia por diferentes circunstancias, me parece interesante hablar sobre las ‘familias tóxicas’; he escuchado hablar en diferentes post sobre las 'personas tóxicas' pero qué pasa cuando estás viven en el centro de nuestra familia, donde papá, mamá y …

YOU CAN'T LET YOUR EGO RUN THE SHOW. You might be consumed by your ego and not even know it. It can be a powerful tool or the cause of your downfall. You need to recognize it, be aware of it, laugh at it, and finally work together with your ego to be your best self. Break the bonds of your ego. Otherwise, when will you ever be enough? On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I’ve created a mashup on this topic featuring three people who have learned to work with their ego, not for it: Taye Diggs, Ryan Holiday, and Justin Baldoni. Taye Diggs is an actor and singer who is known for his roles on Broadway, TV, and Film. Ryan Holiday is the bestselling author of books about marketing, culture, and the human condition. His company, Brass Check, has advised companies …