This Might Be Helpful Cameron Rosin

Today's episode is from a live hangout in the TMBH community. Cam and Jesse have a deep and reflective conversation that explores decision-making, embodiment, parenthood, the power of assumption, and the use of mushrooms for self-discovery. They discuss the value of a deliberate and effective approach to decision making, the path of self-trust and the significance of remembering and forgetting in everyday life.
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00:00 Introduction: The Behind the Scenes of Our Lives
00:37 The Power of Perspective: Seeing Through Different Lenses

01:40 The Learning Season: Exploring New Age and Classic Self-Help Books
02:53 The Art of Manifestation: Neville Goddard's Teachings
06:13 The Zone of Genius: Thinking from a Place of Power
07:44 The Practice of Journaling: Uncovering Inner Power
09:22 The Power of Attention: Harnessing Focus for Potency
11:32 The Impact of Technology: Balancing Productivity and Screen Time
13:42 The Art of Teaching: Embracing the Journey and Learning from Falls
16:26 The Power of Imagination: Neville Goddard's Secret to Transformation
19:24 The Role of Masks: Embodying Different States of Consciousness
30:24 The Power of Perception and Assumptions
31:41 The Power of Awareness: A Book Review
33:30 Questioning Your Beliefs and Assumptions
35:17 The Abundance of the Universe
37:39 The Joy of Fidgets
40:33 The Love of a Father
53:17 The Power of Decision Making
56:34 Closing Thoughts and Farewell
 
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In this episode, Cam talks about taking a break to reassess and create spaciousness in life, emphasizing the importance of recognizing individual definitions of success. He shares his insights on cultivating clarity through play, setting parameters for work, shifting boundaries, and embracing discomfort for restoration. Cam also discusses the significance of expression and announces upcoming adventures in Peru.
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In this episode of 'This Might Be Helpful', Cameron Rosin talks about the feeling of loneliness that many of us share. He discusses how our modern lifestyles often make us feel separate from each other and the natural world. To combat this, Cameron suggests we resist the urge to become numb to our feelings. Instead, he says, we should connect more deeply with the rhythms of nature. By doing so, we can remember our natural sensitivity and feel less alone.
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In this episode of 'This Might Be Helpful,' Cam invites listeners to pause and explore their emotional state of being as a new year unfolds. Through a thoughtful exploration of emotional granularity, he shares insights on how he savored the start of the year, particularly cherishing time with family and giving permission to himself to be present. With discussions around the cyclical nature of life, the challenges of the past year, and the importance of sustainable mental health practices, Cam invites listeners to slow down, breathe, and find energy in the present moment.
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In this immersive episode of "This Might Be Helpful," Cameron Rosin dives deep into the world of synaptic debris, cognitive overwhelm, and the overwhelming influx of information in our digital age. Examining the impact of constant data consumption on our brains, Cameron sheds light on the physiological effects of processing excessive information. Unveiling the consequences of information outpacing integration, he explores the quest for clarity amidst an age of overwhelming digital noise.
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In this episode of "This Might Be Helpful," Cameron Rosin delves into the essence of rest, alignment, and the power of making choices that resonate with one's authentic self. Cameron explores the misconception about rest, shedding light on how genuine restoration is an active process that aligns with individual energy needs and aspirations. Reflecting on the cycle of disregulation, he emphasizes the significance of disruption and intentional alignment, sharing insights on how this journey, though challenging, leads to effortless action and a harmonious life. Join Cameron in navigating the complexities of alignment, overcoming avoidant tendencies, and crafting a life that reflects your values and principles.
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