Timeless Wisdom

Nick De Gregorio
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Wisdom usually comes through experiences, challenges, reflection or learning through others. This podcast is designed to unlock unfound wisdom within the listener. Join Nick as he shares timeless wisdom to anyone willing to hear it.

  1. 1일 전

    "Nothing in excess"

    Pondering on a parable from a trip to Apollo's temple in Greece. I share my perspective on how I view the saying and how applying it is more about adaptability than it is about moral correctness. Once conceptualized, this is a powerful tool for our everyday environment and a great tool for self regulation. Something that each person must master individually and to their specific situation. Ties perfectly with "know thyself". Leave a comment and tell me how you perceive the message. -Nick

    7분

  2. 3월 20일

    This is your sign to solo travel.

    Discussing how solo travelling opened a portal within myself that created a different type of confidence, self worth, autonomy and boundaries that I had going forward.. I escaped the prison I created and started allowing myself without the externals approval. Self mastery can only be achieved by experiencing times of solitude. Diamonds are made under pressure and treasures are always hidden and found by those who seek. -Nick

    4분

  3. 1월 3일

    What people regret most when they die.

    What people regretted most before they died; 1: Wishing they had the courage to live their own life. -Not the one others expected them to. People betrayed themself for approval or worrying about what others thought. 2: Postponing joy for too long. -They admitted they always waited for the right time, the right bank balance or the right body. In the end, those moments never came. Joy or fulfilment isn't a reward, it's a decision you have to permit yourself to make. 3: Choosing safety over purpose. -In a major survey, education and career choices ranked among the top lifelong regrets. Especially when people ignore their deep interests. They followed the rules, the money and what felt safe instead of what lit them up. 4: Working to much and missed everything. - This regret was found in those who tied their identity to career. Most of them regretted allowing their work to expand until it consumed everything from time, presence to relationships. 5: Letting the "what if's" haunt them. - Studies showed that regrets of inaction stuck longer and cut deeper than the things we did or failed at. The main reason is; inaction has no closure. It's an endless loop of what could of been. 6: I wasn't there enough for my family. -In end of life studies, family connections ranked as one of the most cherished and most neglected parts of life. People recalled the distance , emotional absence, the distracted dinners and missed milestones. ** Even when they were physically present, they recalled they often weren't really there. 7: Letting friendships fade. -Many people confessed they didn't understand how much a friendship really meant until it was gone. When it comes down to it we value connection not success or status. 8: I left a lot un-said. - Near the end people often long to go back to simply say what they left un-said. (This was true for the living as well). This episode might have been daunting for some of you. It's uncomfortable to think about that moment of death happening. Let it be an opportunity to make the best out of the gift of our existence rather than the daunting thought of death. I personally took note of a couple of these and will be applying them to my experience. I'll start by saying what my heart truly wants to express; I appreciate you listening/watching. If you found this podcast it's because there's something for you and im glad I can deliver whatever that is. May it be pleasant, uncomfortable or just triggers the hell out of you. Its done with the out most love. I promise. Thanks for being here. -Nick

    8분

  4. 2025. 12. 18.

    What I observed from a blue zone in Japan to live a life of quality.

    In this episode I share a experience with my time in Okinawa, Japan. To summarize the podcast episode it came down to three essential habits; - Movement: Okinawa's locals get a lot of steps daily. (I personally was doing an average of 20k steps daily.) - "Stress free lifestyle": Simply defined they embodied an attitude of calmness and intentionality. They weren't rushed in their movement or habits that induce cortisol in the body (over working, excessive phone usage, negative media, lack of sunlight.) -Single ingredient organic foods / eating until 80% full (not over eating) + sunlight, fresh air. Which leads to better sleep and compounds into an overall better experience. If you got value from the story, rate the podcast or leave a comment as it helps me understand how you're enjoying the episodes. Thank you for watching/listening!

    6분

  5. 2025. 11. 30.

    Living an authentic life and the power of Yoga with Natacha Madwar.

    Im joined by Natacha Madwar for this episode. This episode is centred around how vital yoga is as a form of meditation as well as the ability it has to change the way your body moves and the awareness it creates for ourselves. We discuss our journey's and the path from lost, people pleasing and directionless to mission oriented, purposeful and confident. There is much more to the episode, I rather just let the audio do the speaking. Enjoy!

    38분

  6. 2025. 11. 16.

    The secret to life is.. play?

    Do we take ourselves too seriously? This episode is an invitation to embody the spirit of play in our everyday tasks or activities. It can create a lighter environment and remove all the pressure we put on ourselves to achieve, complete and perform. Find moments to laugh, explore and play without the need to compete. May it be the redundant workout session, getting to a destination or cleaning the house. It's all just play! =)

    3분

  7. 2025. 10. 31.

    Embracing boredom is the missing antidote.

    I have spent the last 36 months embracing boredom and it's changed the way I live substantially. Initially being bored was so depressing. I always had a fun thing ready to do; video games, phone, social events. Until I was faced with giving it all up. Like anything, it was so gruelling and I felt very apathetic with all the lost entertainment. Although without it, It would not have led me to my inner wisdom and knowing that I am grateful to have today. As I mentioned it's an ongoing process and I am still finding my harmony with it. None the less, it's a topic I felt important enough to speak on. Thank you for listening! -Nick I love this video on embracing boredom and wanted to include it as it helped with inspiration and articulating my own experiences for this episode; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orQKfIXMiA8

    8분

  8. 2025. 10. 15.

    Seeing is believing. The true power of visualization.

    This episode is all about the power of visualization. I came VERY prepared in this audio to demonstrate how important visualization is when it comes to implementing it in our everyday life. Quick easy steps to visualize any outcome you want; Step 1: Visualize it. Visualize a clear action or situation. Step 2: Feel it. Feel the moment fully. What does it feel like? Step 3: Bring the obstacles and resistance into the visual. This isn't a dream, it's your new reality. What will stop you? Make sure to be aware of the obstacles and resistance. Step 4: Own it. Own what you are visualizing. Identify yourself with what you are visualizing for yourself. Step 5: GO DO IT! Make it happen. Studies: -Guillot, A., & Collet, C. (2008). Construction of the Motor Imagery Integrative Model in Sport -Driskell, James E.,Copper, Carolyn, Moran, AidanJournal of Applied Psychology, (1994)

    5분
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Wisdom usually comes through experiences, challenges, reflection or learning through others. This podcast is designed to unlock unfound wisdom within the listener. Join Nick as he shares timeless wisdom to anyone willing to hear it.

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  • 제작진
    Nick De Gregorio
  • 방송 연도
    2024년 - 2026년
  • 에피소드
    35
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    © Nick De Gregorio
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    Timeless Wisdom