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# Unraveling Conditioning: A Journey to Authentic Leadership > Explore Jordanna Eyre's insights on breaking free from conditioning. (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jordanna Eyre, Founder of Spiral Growth Systems, shares her insights on spiral growth systems, the importance of recognizing conditioning, and the power of surrender and authentic power in personal transformation. In this episode, Jordanna Eyre and Steve Lentini explore the transformative power of surrender, inner work, and the natural flow of emotions like anger. They discuss how letting go can rewire our systems, prevent chaos, and open doors to new opportunities, emphasizing
Different Thinking for Different Times - Leah M. Hill and Steve discuss how intuitive healing fosters community and connection. (opens the original)
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In this episode, Steve Lentini engages in a profound conversation with Leah M. Hill, the founder of the Apollo Sunrise Center. in Newburyport, Ma. Leah shares her journey from a life of suppressing her intuitive abilities to embracing them fully, creating a space where community and healing can flourish. Leah emphasizes the importance of noticing the subtle signals our brains send us. She refers to the work of neuroscientists and thinkers who promote expanding beyond primal emotions like anger a
Different Thinking for Different Times - Summary Steve discusses the flaws in the two-party system, the importance of, and the need for more political parties to better serve the American people. (opens the original)
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Both parties often do dumb things and need reform. Dialogue and compromise are essential for progress. Independents should have a stronger voice in politics. Socialism includes many beneficial services, but must be balanced. Political polarization is a waste of energy and small-minded. The limitations of the two-party system and the need for more parties The importance of dialogue and open-mindedness in politics Critique of current political narratives around socialism and capitalism The impact
Different Thinking for Different Times - Unleashing Limitless Thinking in Projects & How Certainty Transforms Organizational Success (opens the original)
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Summary In this episode, Steve Lentini interviews Deanne Earle about how to shift from small-minded to limitless thinking in project management and organizational change. They explore strategies to overcome project challenges, increase certainty, and leverage AI to improve project outcomes. Keywords project management, organizational change, certainty, AI in projects, leadership, strategy, project success, mindset shift Key Topics The role of certainty in project success Strategies for overcomin
Different Thinking for Different Times - An Independent voters suggestions for Democrats and Republicans. (opens the original)
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Steve Lentini explores the limitations of small-minded thinking and advocates for limitless thinking, dialogue, and compromise in politics and life. He shares personal insights, societal critiques, and calls for a more open-minded approach to governance and personal growth. Get over yourself. No one has all the answers -it's with dialogue and compromise that we overcome all challenges. Not with my way or the highway, which is an elitist view that both parties have been stuck in now for over 20 y
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