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Show Notes
In today's episode of the podcast, you'll get to hear from human behavioural specialist and founder of The Demartini Institute, Dr John Demartini. Having authored over 50 books (and counting), over the last 40 years he has worked across the globe assisting and guiding individuals and groups to greater levels of achievement, fulfillment, and empowerment in all areas of their lives.
We cover a huge amount of ground in this episode, and you'll have many opportunities to reflect on how your life is demonstrating your values - and gain some key insights into how you can make your life your masterpiece. Some of the things we discuss, include:
Determining your values and hierarchy of values
Making decisions and priorities based on your values
The Values Determination Process
How money circulates in the economy
Determining the difference between assets and consumables that depreciate in value
The seven different types of wealth
Self-depreciation as a feedback system
Why the mind is our greatest treasure
Prioritising action and prioritising perception
Setting goals to master each of the areas of our lives
Delegation
Uncovering your creative genius
Taking on challenges that inspire you
The principle of reflection How being too proud or too humble prevents us from knowing and loving ourselves and others
Creating sustainable fair exchange in everything
Contrast and perception
The power of reading and how to choose what to read
Visualisation to activate priorities
Getting clear on what you want, setting goals and being open to opportunities
Your life as a masterpiece
Measuring and tracking your achievements
Why we need a vital and enthusiastic energy
Habits and routines
How having a true north reduces volatility in life
Keeping a gratitude record to document opportunities
Giving yourself permission to acknowledge what you set out and did
May you know yourself, and may you be yourself.