“The only way to do great work is to love what you do.” ― Steve Jobs

One of the biggest challenges in our lives is to live according to a true Purpose that emanates from the deepest essence of who we really are. When we discover at least one Passion in life, and then take Action that is aligned with that passion, magic starts to happen! The more we do this, the more likely we are to experience Success in our lives―and the fulfillment and happiness that inevitably come with it!

Do you want to leave behind a legacy you can be proud of? If people were to follow in your footsteps, would you be excited about where they might end up? If you find a direction you can be passionate about, and take inspired action every day in the direction of that passion, then you will find success showing up easily in your life. And you can proudly say Yes! to both of those questions.

David has invited an inspirational leader, Anna Pereira, to help shed some light on this powerful topic―here are some of the things they are going to be talking about:

Why Passion is so Important

When you discover something that you can be passionate about, it’s almost as if you have found a secret internal switch to a powerful supercharger that makes almost every area of your life more interesting and exciting.

The Passion-Action-Success Engine

Having a passion is one thing, but if you don’t take inspired action to transform that passion into reality, then it will only amount to unfulfilled dreams. But if you DO take inspired action on a regular basis, you can’t help but experience success in your life.

Sharing Your Passion with Others

One of the best ways to motivate yourself is to share your passion with other people, and committing to them your intention to work on this passion regularly. This creates a strong intention with yourself that helps you stay accountable with your commitment.

Staying Inspired

Learn about some of the things you can do to ensure that your passion remains alive within you.

June 19, 2019

The Spiritual Bypass Trap

When we are faced with the prospect of dealing with our issues, we tend to look for solutions that address the problem as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, this often leads us to address the symptoms only, rather than dealing with the underlying challenges or wounds or traumas that led to the symptoms in the first place. This is a completely understandable approach—after all, revisiting old wounds can seem frightening, and may even be painful. What to do?

The real problem here is that, when we address symptoms only, we often find ourselves relying on religion or spirituality to heal our wounds—this is the essence of Spiritual Bypass. But such approaches don’t really work, at least in the long run. Sure, they may provide temporary relief, but sooner or later we have to address the core issue—at least if we want to achieve true fulfillment in our lives.

In this episode, David brings his friend and colleague Nadia Kim to the show to discuss this issue in detail. Mark your calendar and make a commitment to yourself to join them!

July 3, 2019

The Great Perfection

We seem to have a love-hate relationship with perfection: it is one of those things that most of us seem to want, while secretly doubting we’ll ever get it. If the subject of perfection comes up in conversation, it’s not unusual to hear people say things similar to the following:

• “Nobody’s perfect”
• “Perfection is a moving target”
• “Perfection seekers are rarely content”
• “The race for perfection ends with disappointment”

But here’s something to consider: what if Perfection is already here? What if we’ve simply missed it, or defined it incorrectly?

In this episode David and his guest Harry Sherwood are going to dive into this topic and have some fun with it. Join them and find out all about The Great Perfection.