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Your guide to unlocking growth and abundance in every area of life. Join Dr. John Oberg and Randy Lorensen as we explore transformative stories, actionable insights, and expert advice on topics like personal development, financial freedom, health, relationships, and more.
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He Was Cheating. She Was Cheating. Now They've Saved Thousands of Marriages. Episode 92 (opens the original)
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Both of them cheated. Both were ready to walk. Then a priest asked one question — and Greg Alexander spent two days reading the Bible for the first time. What he found didn't point at his wife. It pointed at him. 5,500 couples later, Greg and Julie Alexander's Marriage Disciples program runs a 98% success rate — and they don't charge a dime. In this episode, they walk through the blueprint most couples never receive: what actually causes marriages to collapse quietly, why the servant spouse mind
Space Is the New Wild West: Asteroid Mining, AI & the Race Beyond Earth - Ep 91 - Tales of Abundance (opens the original)
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Space is running out of room. Right now, 16,000 satellites and over a million pieces of debris are orbiting Earth — and a single paint chip traveling at 17,500 mph can destroy a billion-dollar spacecraft. David Godwin built the solution. David is the co-founder and chairman of Slingshot Aerospace — the world's most advanced space situational awareness company. They call it "air traffic control for orbit, but with a brain." In this episode, he breaks down exactly what's happening in the orbital W
You Can't Print Steak - Fiat Food with Matthew Lysiak - Ep 90 - Tales of Abundance (opens the original)
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The food pyramid. Seed oils. High-fructose corn syrup. For 50 years we were told it was science. An investigative crime reporter who survived cancer as a teenager dug deeper — and traced it all back to one date: August 15, 1971. The day America's money broke. The day our food started breaking too.Matthew Lysiak — former New York Daily News national crime reporter and author of Fiat Food — joins Dr. John Oberg and Randy Lorensen to expose the hidden connection between the U.S. going off the gold
Your Job Is Not Your Identity How to Reinvent Yourself Before Life Forces You To (opens the original)
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The samurai lost their swords in a single afternoon. Some built businesses. Others never recovered. The difference wasn't talent — it was identity. What you'll discover: • Why tying your identity to your job is a trap — and how to escape it • Anthony's raw account of selling his business and the void that followed • The difference between identity (how you see yourself) and image (how others see you) • Why most people never consciously choose their identity — and how to start • The "awareness an
The Optimists Died First: What POW Camps Teach Us About Positive Thinking (opens the original)
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The optimists in the Hanoi Hilton died first — not from torture, but from a broken heart. James Stockdale survived seven years as a POW by doing two things at once: unshakable faith that he'd get out, and brutal honesty about today. A Harvard and Boston University study of 83,000 people found that the most optimistic group lived 11–15% longer. But there's a catch — it's not just any optimism. What you'll discover: • Why the optimists in Stockdale's POW camp died before the realists — and what th
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