HeyJaredCelinne Da Costa | Living From Soul®
For the leader who's done performing and ready to reclaim your soul — essays, voice notes, and stories on leading, expressing, and living from what's actually true, instead of what you thought you should believe.
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Why are you so good at your job? (opens the original)
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When was the last time somebody was so good at their job that it made you want to be better at yours?On Friday night my partner and I walked into one of those fancy-ass Japanese places in Rome. I had been there before, and all I remembered from last time was the food.Then Alessandro started working our table.I didn’t notice what he was doing right away, because there was nothing to notice, and that was the whole point.The menus appeared in our hands. Water refilled while we kept talking. He took
🎙️ Happy Money: Why Earning More Never Fixed the Stress — with Ken Honda | Ep 84 (opens the original)
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For the leader who has made the money, still feels the squeeze every time it moves, and suspects the number was never the variable. learned about money from his father from around the age of five, started investing at twenty, and semi-retired at twenty-nine to raise his daughter. By most measures that is where a money problem ends. He has spent the decades since studying happiness and money, and arguing that the amount was never the problem in the first place.The distinction he draws is between
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🎙️ Your Values Decide Your Financial Destiny — with Dr John Demartini | Ep 83 (opens the original)
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For the leader who has already done the values exercise, felt clear for a week, and gone straight back to building the thing that drains them.A first-grade teacher told Dr John Demartini’s parents their son would never read, never communicate effectively, and never amount to much. He dropped out of school, hitchhiked to California at fourteen, and was surfing Hawaii’s North Shore by the time he nearly died at seventeen. He has since taught in over 100 countries and written more than 40 books.At
The most precious asset I’ll ever own (opens the original)
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If you took away my business, my money, and my achievements, I would still consider myself a very wealthy woman.Because the most precious asset I’ll ever own is the memory of my experiences and the emotions that come alive in my body every time I remember them.Every experience I have collected, and who I was being inside of those experiences, will make up the fabric of what I will look back on and call my life.But I didn’t always build my life with that in mind.For a long time, I made decisions
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