“I always thought that the best coaches were tough, but very fair. They weren’t asking something you couldn’t do, they were just pushing you to a new level that they knew you could get to”, “I find that I can become a little bit lazy if I go (asking advice) to too many people and ask too many questions”, “whatever you’re doing, whatever you pursue, make sure it’s purposeful and important enough to you and meaningful to you because that’s the driver what will get you passed all those road blocks “, “question your resistance, there’s great learning on that as well”, “explore! Roam, and explore and keep your eyes open and pay attention and be alert as you go, internally, to what you’re feeling, and explore that world as well, explore your own internal worlds”.

"Ultimately, you are always competing with your own expectations", "Don’t be afraid to put your goal out there, tell people about, tell people what you’re gonna do, so then you are accountable, and that could be a good motivator". And more. 

In this episode, I chat with Soraya who brings us great pieces of advice such as "Travel is the one thing you spend money on that makes you richer', "It’s audacious to believe in yourself!", "There’s something in you that is talking back. The more you listen to it, the easiest it is to hear", "Just say yes and go, truly with no clear plan at all".

In this episode, I chat with Dailey, who brings us great pieces of advice such as: "Our creativity is the gateway to a deeper wisdom (...), it is a doorway to cosmic connection to everything", "I trust what my heart tells me", "We can have just about anything if we're willing to learn what we don't know and put real effort and focus into cultivating the skills and the crafts to get there".

In this episode, I chat with David who brings us great pieces of advice such as "Anything worth doing is worth having fun doing", "You don't have to know how to do it in order to begin it", "Nothing works without lubrication", and the most important one: "you have to first show up".