925 Howard J. Ross – Our Search for Belonging

Our Search for Belonging

My interview with Howard J Ross discussing his book Our Search for Belonging: How Our Need to Connect Is Tearing Us Apart. At the core of tribalism exists a paradox: as humans, we are hardwired with the need to belong, which ends up making us deeply connected with some yet deeply divided from others. We discuss why this is becoming more paramount in society and how it is affecting in negative ways todays culture. We then delve into what we can do about it. An interesting conversation and inspiring one. Why open-mindedness can lead to a more fulfilled life indivuallly and collectvityl. (more…)

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924 Leigh Martinuzzi with Jason Wright – Finding Your Hidden Why

Finding Your Hidden Why

Today’s feature guest is me. I was invited to speak on the Intentionally International Automated Marketing podcast. We have a cool chat about where the world is at today and what in life truly matters, among other things. Enjoy! (more…)

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923 Master Mingtong Gu – Wisdom Healing Qigong

Wisdom Healing Qigong

Master Mingtong Gu is the man who brought a profound 5,000 year old form of Chinese healing to the West in the form of Wisdom Healing Qigong, and is bringing it forward as an vital practice in the time of COVID-19. Today he is here to tell us how Wisdom Healing Qigong can help you resist the COVID-19 virus, decrease your stress, feel more connected in a time of isolation, and even heal faster if you’ve been stricken by the virus.

Guest Background

As a child growing up in China during the Cultural Revolution, Master Mingtong endured hunger, poverty, and a long separation from his birth family. Despite these incredible hardships, he became the first from his village to attend college, earning a bachelor’s degree in mathematics followed by two master’s degrees, including an MFA from Ohio State University. As a graduate student in art, Master Mingtong discovered the treasures of his own culture through the spiritual iconography of Hinduism, Buddhism and Taoism, while practicing yoga, Tantric Buddhism, and qigong.

In 1997, Master Mingtong returned to China for Qigong training under Grandmaster Dr. Pang Ming, a Qigong grandmaster trained in Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, and the founder of the world’s largest Qigong hospital. During his training, Master Mingtong observed thousands of cases of chronic and “incurable” diseases being healed at this “medicine-less” Qigong hospital, which treated 200,000+ patients with more than 185 different illnesses, with a 95% effective improvement rate.

Could that medicine-less Qigong facility be duplicated in the West? Sold on its benefits, Master Mingtong dedicates his life to advancing the practice and a place to teach it in the United States. Hence, The Chi Center just outside of Santa Fe NM was founded to bring Wisdom Healing Qigong to thousands of people in the United States, China, and Europe through his retreats, workshops, books, and online and educational programs.

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922 The Hidden Why Podcast Presents Charles Antis – Awaken

AWAKEN

Today’s feature guest is Charles Anitis.

The Topic is Awaken.

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921 Book Reflection – The Catalyst: How to Change Anyone’s Mind By Jonah Berger

The Catalyst: How to Change Anyone’s Mind

By Jonah Berger

This book flection is written and narrated by Leigh Martinuzzi 

Is it impossible to change someone’s mind? How can we possibly shift another’s perspective? And why would we need or want to? If you think about it, for most of us, every day we attempt to alter perspectives. It is not something in our direct control however as Jonah Berger illustrates in his book, The Catalyst: How to Change Anyone’s Mind, we can all be the catalyst for change. Creating change in life and, as this book hopes to help readers achieve, changing anyone’s mind.  (more…)

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Dove Gordon | The Alchemist Entrepreneur, The 6 Steps to Getting a Consistent Flow of Ideal Clients

920 Dov Gordon (replay) – The Alchemist Entrepreneur

The Alchemist Entrepreneur

In this episode, we discuss what it is that holds many of us back from reaching a steady flow of ideal clients including Dov’s 6 steps to help get us there. We also talk about the eavesdrop effect and how to come up with a marketing and sales plan that will actually work.

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918 Darren Gold – Master Your Code

Master Your Code

As human beings, we’re born with roughly 20,000 genes that fill every cell in our body. This genetic code makes us who we are and guides our behaviour. From the moment we take our very first breath, we’re genetically hardwired to react, avoid risks, and stay safe. Or so we think.

What if this is a myth? What if we’re not genetically determined? What if we can erase and replace our internal programming—and master our own code? In this interview with Darren Gold, we discuss how to live an extraordinary life. (more…)

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916 Book Reflection – The Hard Things About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz

The Hard Thing About Hard Things

By Ben Horowitz

This book flection is written and narrated by Leigh Martinuzzi 

My father once said to me, “Leigh J, life wasn’t meant to be easy!”, or something along those lines. If life was easy, we’d all be living our dream life… the reality is that for many of us, we are not. This book isn’t a book to help us navigate the difficulties of life although I am sure some of the ideas shared are transferable, no, this book is about the complexities and challenges of running a start-up business.

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