Utter Abundance Podast Utter Abundance

I had a visceral reaction when a friend posted, "Lately I've been replacing my 'why is this happening to me?' with 'what is this trying to teach me?' and everything around me has changed."

There's is an inherent flaw in this way of thinking that centers the individual and imbues him/her with an almost magical sense of that "this" isn't suppose to happen to them. But it does because "this" befalls us all and we're not special in that regard. It's that sense of being special that prevents us from seeing reality as it actually is and, ultimately, holds us back.

Are you friends steering your wrong? Did your parents steer you wrong? How can you be sure?
Most of us are pointed in the wrong direction because we don't have an adequate filter for knowing what works and what doesn't. Proper discernment is the cornerstone of getting properly oriented so that we no longer have to waste our time by guessing and re-inventing the wheel. There are UNIVERSAL principles that we can follow to achieve the life that we want. In this episode we talk about right Discernment.

This year has been amazing. This episode kicks off the reboot of a podcast idea that wobbled along the Law of Attraction and entrepreneurship axes. Now, the thinking will be a little bit more expansive in scope and will include any idea relevant to the thing that we all want: to live our best lives.

Let's get it!

Living our best lives means becoming our best "selves". And that doesn't happen automatically--we have to work at it. The work, the labor is what is transformative. It's labor that gives birth to our new life. The Law of Attraction is no about hoping and waiting, it's about becoming a co-creator in your own destiny.

Science is hard, but you don't need to rely on Abraham, Ramtha, or any other interdimensional spirit to explain how the Law of Attraction works because it's in accordance to how nature already works. The authority that comes from these "beings" subverts the primary question that we should be asking, "Who should I trust?" Once we've figured that out (cf. Episode 10), it's clear that these beings are simply not necessary and are a distraction.

Can listening to the wrong people kill your chances of success? How do you know whom to trust? Most people don't have a systematic way of thinking about whose advice to trust. Listening to the people closest to you will usually keep you stuck where you are. So... how do you know who to listen to?

Check out the episode!