I just read a story about a woman in Spain
who had hypnosis intended to have the
results of Gastric Band Surgery.
She said she had tried every diet and every
workout plan, and none of it seemed to work
for her, so she decided to try the hypnotic
option.
Apparently it seems to be working for her.
She is losing three pounds a week.
There are a few things that come to mind for
me about this situation:
1. If she believed that the surgery was
completed, there is also the potential that
there could be some pitfalls that come from
when someone has the surgery. Anyone who
is in a hypnotic state is more suggestible
than someone who is not, so extraordinary
care should be made as to what the person
in hypnosis hears and experiences. In
addition, if one is mindful of any potential
difficulties from the procedure they might
also be addressed through suggestions to
help ensure a positive and healthful outcome.
2. If she tried every diet and every exercise
program, then the question that comes for me
is: is there something that hasn't been
addressed for her?
I had hypnosis for weight loss long before
I ever became a hypnotist. And, while it
worked, it only worked for a time. I suspect
a couple of things as to why it didn't work
in the long run, and I suspect that it had
a lot to do with the fact that I believe it
worked with my behaviors, and not the
underlying causes.
One just has to look at what happened with
Carney Wilson, and see that a procedure
like that might occur more like a "fix" than
a resolution.
Looking at oneself is likely to be uncomfortable,
and maybe even painful. But when those things
that are uncomfortable or painful aren't
addressed, or in some way released, they
may still live in the body, and the results
could potentially be any number of things from
a headache to extra weight, to any dis-ease in
the body you can think of.
It's always good to have options...and I think
it great for her that she investigated it.
Given the results, it certainly seemed to be a
worthy consideration. How awesome to see a
story that can show how amazing hypnosis can be.
As with anything, we don't always know what we
don't know. It is wise to move forward with
caution and questions and remember that all
opinions are formulated from perspectives. And,
since perspectives can vary, so can your "mileage."
If you have any questions about hypnosis, please
feel free to ask. You can also see a list of
over 140 things hypnosis can be used for in the
PDF section of JoLoPe.net.
Have a great day, and if you are available at
6PM California time today, please come and join
me and @PamelaGlasner for our show this evening.
Visit World of Perspective Radio for details.
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Perspective Radio: Pamela Glasner
This is a controversial conversation and,
as with any topic, there are many perspectives
and resulting questions. The above video is
one of 10 on YouTube. If the topic is of
interest, consider watching the others.
Note that the videos do tend to lean on the
sensational side. As I said, there are
perspectives, and to each his own. What works
for one may not work for another. However, I
believe having access to other perspectives
can be quite beneficial, even if it just
solidifies your own.
Some interesting questions to ask:
*Is it irresponsible for someone not to take drugs?
*What defines mental illness?
*Why would someone be given medication?
*What is the medication supposed to do?
*What if what the medication "treats" is something
that is something that is "supposed" to be expressed?
*What about side effects?
*and many others
I have an experience that I will be sharing on
my World-of-Perspective-Radio.com show with
@PamelaGlasner this coming Tuesday. There are
a few theories I have developed from my own life
and observations. We will be speaking about it
in the context of Pamela's new book Finding
Emmaus, and her extensive research to write
the novel.
I hope you'll be able to join us. To see more
information about Pamela, please visit her website,
Lodestarre.com and/or see my last blog entry
on the topic.
For information on the show, visit
World of Perspective Radio.com
PS I just put a new page up that will give you
a preview of where I will be coming from during
the show -> YouJustDontUnderstand.com
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Do you have a question for me or about me?
Patrick Mathieu (@barcodeguy/MortalityManifesto.com)
has offered to play host on my radio show
WorldofPerspectiveRadio.com so that I can play
guest.
Please watch this short video on what to expect, and
how to take part in it. :-) I would appreciate your input!
If you prefer, you can put your comments/questions below
this blog entry. Thanks!
has offered to play host on my radio show
WorldofPerspectiveRadio.com so that I can play
guest.
Please watch this short video on what to expect, and
how to take part in it. :-) I would appreciate your input!
If you prefer, you can put your comments/questions below
this blog entry. Thanks!
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Perspective: Pamela Glasner on World of Perspective Radio
Pamela (@PamelaGlasner) will be my guest on World of
Perspective Radio on September 29. Please see the
Radio Show page for information on how to listen, and
for information on our discussion: Do You Know Whose
Feelings You Are Feeling?
I hope you'll be able to join us!
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Perspective Art: A Flower for a Sunday
ONLY USE WITH PERMISSION.)
This picture I liked before I did anything to it.
But then, when I did something to it (a bunch of
somethings, actually), I REALLY like it now.
I had Trey Ratcliff (@TreyRatcliff) who is a HD
photographer on my World of Perspective Radio Show,
and he was talking about how our mind views
things different than what we see in a picture.
(Don't have time for the full 90 minute show?
You can listen to excerpts here).
I have to agree, as so many times I will take a
picture of something so beautiful, and then afterward,
it just feels "flat."
I know some people are purists when it comes to
the idea of manipulating a photo. However, I
wonder if sometimes the manipulation does somehow
bring us closer to the memory we have of it.
I wasn't with @fishfire at the fair (see last
blog entry), but I suspect that after what I did
it somehow more aligned with what his memory
thought of the scene. I probably need to actually
ask him at some point.
What I do know, though, is that what he thought
was an "ordinary" picture became what he now calls
a "work of art." To me that says something about
the effect of the perspective of the work.
Makes me wonder where else that could apply.
Any thoughts?
I hope you're having a great weekend!
Elizabeth
Friday, June 12, 2009
The Art of a Sale: A Radically Different Perspective
“A man's reputation is what other
people think of him; his character
is what he really is.”
(I found this quote on ThinkExist.com
Not sure who to attribute, but if
you know that there should be someone,
please let me know)
So much is made out of one's reputation. People say how
important it is to have a "good" reputation. However,
I think sometimes there is a problem with people confusing
another's reputation for who the person is.
Have you ever noticed that someone with a good reputation
may not be all that they're supposed to be? Or have you
ever gone with someone whose reputation was questionable
with good result?
Might it be possible to create a "good" reputation as a
means to manipulate or influence someone into doing
something? As I write this question, Bernie Madoff
comes to mind.
Anyone can say anything about anybody or anything. If
enough people say it, it is in writing, and in enough
places, it could even become "gospel." It is what
advertising builds itself upon.
When you hypnotize someone, the less likely they are to
be a certain way, the more you have to hit them over the
head with suggestions to try to get them to be another way
(at least if you are an ineffective hypnotist or a hypnotist
who doesn't know what they're doing).
It's kinda like how advertising works. You want someone
to do something they've never done before, so what do you
do? You shower them with it over and over. You beat them
into doing things differently. There are statistics that
will tell you how much you have to "go at" a person before
they submit (or in a nicer way, how many times a person
needs to be exposed to your product or service before
they'll be interested in buying from you).
A lot of what advertising does is sneaky. Collective *gasp,*
I know. What a surprise. However, the reason it works is
because we aren't conscious of the ability we have to screen
things out, and make choices instead of acting upon a
"suggestion."
Everyone has a "gut" feeling about things. Some more than
others, and some more frequently than others. The difference
I would contend is a combination of practice and trust. Those
who have the best relationship with their gut are the ones
who have learned to pay attention to the feeling, and better
yet, have learned to act appropriately on what that feeling is
saying.
I would suggest that the advertising and marketing businesses
would go out of business if - as a rule - we used our gut. We
wouldn't need benefits explained to us. We wouldn't need to
be educated on why we so desperately needed this thing someone
was trying to get us to buy. We wouldn't have to be exposed
to so much in your face advertising. If we were in touch with
our gut, we could check in - on anything - and make a decision
based on whether or not this thing was worth our investment.
Just recently someone bought one of my "love letters," but knew
nothing of why I was doing what I did, and hadn't read the page
I designed. So many people in marketing will say do it a
different way, and I'll get better results. However, I could
have said anything on that page, and still have made a "sale"
to that person (from what it sounds like).
Some people will even justify the manipulation, as it is in the
best interest of the person - for "their own good." I am not
sure how I feel about that, as manipulation is manipulation,
and how many people do you know who want to be manipulated?
Sy Syms says "An educated consumer is our best customer."
I love that statement, and the belief that stands behind it.
I want someone to come to me because they know it is
something they want and need, not because I have
convinced them of that fact. If you know what you are
doing, and choose it, our dynamic will be so much
better, and you'll get so much more out of it, than
if you are doing it blindly or are unconsciously driven
by my sales pitch.
Your intuition is IMMEDIATE. It doesn't need to figure anything
out. It doesn't need to be convinced, or sold to. When I speak
with anyone about whether or not they should work with me my
suggestion always is for them to check in with their gut, and
let me know what they want to do. I feel that it is just as
important for me as for them. If it's not the right thing for
someone, how could it possibly be right for me? I don't know
about you, but I have had some pretty awkward situations, at
best, when it's not "right."
Sometimes we may be blocked from our gut by things that are
happening, or have our attention. However, it doesn't mean that
it's not there to access. The sun, after all, is still there
on a cloudy day. (As a side note this is the type of thing we'll
be addressing on my World of Perspective Radio show
on June 25th with Janet Thornburg: Being in Touch with
Your Best Self)
In closing, just like products have reputations
through their advertising, and just like people
will have their reputations, it doesn't mean
that one, they are who and what they say they
are and two, even if they are exactly as
advertised or promoted, it may not mean that
they are what is best for YOU. And, that, my dear
reader, ONLY YOU will know.
people think of him; his character
is what he really is.”
(I found this quote on ThinkExist.com
Not sure who to attribute, but if
you know that there should be someone,
please let me know)
So much is made out of one's reputation. People say how
important it is to have a "good" reputation. However,
I think sometimes there is a problem with people confusing
another's reputation for who the person is.
Have you ever noticed that someone with a good reputation
may not be all that they're supposed to be? Or have you
ever gone with someone whose reputation was questionable
with good result?
Might it be possible to create a "good" reputation as a
means to manipulate or influence someone into doing
something? As I write this question, Bernie Madoff
comes to mind.
Anyone can say anything about anybody or anything. If
enough people say it, it is in writing, and in enough
places, it could even become "gospel." It is what
advertising builds itself upon.
When you hypnotize someone, the less likely they are to
be a certain way, the more you have to hit them over the
head with suggestions to try to get them to be another way
(at least if you are an ineffective hypnotist or a hypnotist
who doesn't know what they're doing).
It's kinda like how advertising works. You want someone
to do something they've never done before, so what do you
do? You shower them with it over and over. You beat them
into doing things differently. There are statistics that
will tell you how much you have to "go at" a person before
they submit (or in a nicer way, how many times a person
needs to be exposed to your product or service before
they'll be interested in buying from you).
A lot of what advertising does is sneaky. Collective *gasp,*
I know. What a surprise. However, the reason it works is
because we aren't conscious of the ability we have to screen
things out, and make choices instead of acting upon a
"suggestion."
Everyone has a "gut" feeling about things. Some more than
others, and some more frequently than others. The difference
I would contend is a combination of practice and trust. Those
who have the best relationship with their gut are the ones
who have learned to pay attention to the feeling, and better
yet, have learned to act appropriately on what that feeling is
saying.
I would suggest that the advertising and marketing businesses
would go out of business if - as a rule - we used our gut. We
wouldn't need benefits explained to us. We wouldn't need to
be educated on why we so desperately needed this thing someone
was trying to get us to buy. We wouldn't have to be exposed
to so much in your face advertising. If we were in touch with
our gut, we could check in - on anything - and make a decision
based on whether or not this thing was worth our investment.
Just recently someone bought one of my "love letters," but knew
nothing of why I was doing what I did, and hadn't read the page
I designed. So many people in marketing will say do it a
different way, and I'll get better results. However, I could
have said anything on that page, and still have made a "sale"
to that person (from what it sounds like).
Some people will even justify the manipulation, as it is in the
best interest of the person - for "their own good." I am not
sure how I feel about that, as manipulation is manipulation,
and how many people do you know who want to be manipulated?
Sy Syms says "An educated consumer is our best customer."
I love that statement, and the belief that stands behind it.
I want someone to come to me because they know it is
something they want and need, not because I have
convinced them of that fact. If you know what you are
doing, and choose it, our dynamic will be so much
better, and you'll get so much more out of it, than
if you are doing it blindly or are unconsciously driven
by my sales pitch.
Your intuition is IMMEDIATE. It doesn't need to figure anything
out. It doesn't need to be convinced, or sold to. When I speak
with anyone about whether or not they should work with me my
suggestion always is for them to check in with their gut, and
let me know what they want to do. I feel that it is just as
important for me as for them. If it's not the right thing for
someone, how could it possibly be right for me? I don't know
about you, but I have had some pretty awkward situations, at
best, when it's not "right."
Sometimes we may be blocked from our gut by things that are
happening, or have our attention. However, it doesn't mean that
it's not there to access. The sun, after all, is still there
on a cloudy day. (As a side note this is the type of thing we'll
be addressing on my World of Perspective Radio show
on June 25th with Janet Thornburg: Being in Touch with
Your Best Self)
In closing, just like products have reputations
through their advertising, and just like people
will have their reputations, it doesn't mean
that one, they are who and what they say they
are and two, even if they are exactly as
advertised or promoted, it may not mean that
they are what is best for YOU. And, that, my dear
reader, ONLY YOU will know.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Press Release: Dan Pavlik on World of Perspective Radio
How Do You Make A Dream Come True? Make A Movie About It.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Elizabeth Alraune
Phone: 818-584-1965
Email: info @ jolope.com
Twitter: @JoLoPe
Los Angeles, CA, April 6, 2009
Dan Pavlik, Director, Producer, and Writer of the film Nominated, will be a guest on World-of-Perspective-Radio.com on BlogTalkRadio.com on April 16, 2009 at 6PT/9ET.
Dan has been a professional video producer for 14 years. By most measures, he has had a successful career, and yet he is risking what he has worked for by diving into the shark infested waters of independent film with the idea of a movie that he dreamt about two and a half years ago.
While he will be sharing his story, everyone has a "thing" that they wish they could do, might do, wouldda, shouldda, couldda done. As Dan says, “I may be the director of this film, however, I am also in the role of Director of my own life, just as we all are.” He notes that in the current economy, especially, it is important to see possibilities in spite of closed doors. In the world of film he, as the director, makes choices to make the best film possible, "and the choices I make aren't always advised, popular, and are sometimes risky. There are parallels to how I am in my life." We all have the possibility to direct our own lives, and he will be discussing the risks that he is taking in the context of having a life lived that is true to himself in spite of seeming obstacles.
Elizabeth Alraune, host of World-of-Perspective-Radio.com, welcomes Dan as a guest amidst a line up of other shows from an eclectic group of guests which have included Janet Thornburg (numerologist), Patrick Mathieu (The Bar Code Guy), and Greg Mooers (Life Camp). Ken Newman, who will be in the role of Blake Dunbar in the film also spent some time on the show recently talking about how important humor is EVERY day, and how living for the weekend is like living only 2/7 of your life.
About Nominated
This independent film will be shot in August 2009 in the San Francisco Bay Area. Pavlik is in talks with and/or seeking the talents of Dan Aykroyd, Mariel Hemingway, Willie Ames, Carl Lumbly, Brian Degan Scott, Brian Copeland, and Ken Newman. For more information about the film, visit NominatedTheMovie.com and/or Twitter.com/Nominated
About World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
Hosted by Elizabeth Alraune, this show has been airing since 2008. It is a show that has a premise of providing a humane and sympathetic view of the things that matter. Shows normally air live with a call in format, and past shows are available in the Archives for online listening or podcast download through ITunes. For more information, visit World-of-Perspective-Radio.com.
Contact Information:
Elizabeth Alraune
World of Perspective Radio
818-584-1965
World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
Twitter.com/JoLoPe
###
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Elizabeth Alraune
Phone: 818-584-1965
Email: info @ jolope.com
Twitter: @JoLoPe
Los Angeles, CA, April 6, 2009
Dan Pavlik, Director, Producer, and Writer of the film Nominated, will be a guest on World-of-Perspective-Radio.com on BlogTalkRadio.com on April 16, 2009 at 6PT/9ET.
Dan has been a professional video producer for 14 years. By most measures, he has had a successful career, and yet he is risking what he has worked for by diving into the shark infested waters of independent film with the idea of a movie that he dreamt about two and a half years ago.
While he will be sharing his story, everyone has a "thing" that they wish they could do, might do, wouldda, shouldda, couldda done. As Dan says, “I may be the director of this film, however, I am also in the role of Director of my own life, just as we all are.” He notes that in the current economy, especially, it is important to see possibilities in spite of closed doors. In the world of film he, as the director, makes choices to make the best film possible, "and the choices I make aren't always advised, popular, and are sometimes risky. There are parallels to how I am in my life." We all have the possibility to direct our own lives, and he will be discussing the risks that he is taking in the context of having a life lived that is true to himself in spite of seeming obstacles.
Elizabeth Alraune, host of World-of-Perspective-Radio.com, welcomes Dan as a guest amidst a line up of other shows from an eclectic group of guests which have included Janet Thornburg (numerologist), Patrick Mathieu (The Bar Code Guy), and Greg Mooers (Life Camp). Ken Newman, who will be in the role of Blake Dunbar in the film also spent some time on the show recently talking about how important humor is EVERY day, and how living for the weekend is like living only 2/7 of your life.
About Nominated
This independent film will be shot in August 2009 in the San Francisco Bay Area. Pavlik is in talks with and/or seeking the talents of Dan Aykroyd, Mariel Hemingway, Willie Ames, Carl Lumbly, Brian Degan Scott, Brian Copeland, and Ken Newman. For more information about the film, visit NominatedTheMovie.com and/or Twitter.com/Nominated
About World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
Hosted by Elizabeth Alraune, this show has been airing since 2008. It is a show that has a premise of providing a humane and sympathetic view of the things that matter. Shows normally air live with a call in format, and past shows are available in the Archives for online listening or podcast download through ITunes. For more information, visit World-of-Perspective-Radio.com.
Contact Information:
Elizabeth Alraune
World of Perspective Radio
818-584-1965
World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
Twitter.com/JoLoPe
###
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Perspective: Rainy Days and Mondays Always Get You Down?
Have you ever heard the song Rainy Days and Mondays
by the Carpenters? I woke up this morning to rain,
and that song entered my mind almost immediately.
I share this because more than once I have been
aware of the influence of music. A few years ago
there was a song by Pink Don't Let Me Get Me
that in particular caught my attention.
It is a catchy song. It also has lyrics that if
you repeat them, can tune into your own insecurities
about yourself, and reinforce them.
I get the value of music, poetry, literature, movies,
etc. It's great to know that others are having their
own "moments." Maybe we feel less alone. However,
there is also a risk that we may get caught
up in it, and even years after being exposed to it -
especially on a regular (or catchy) basis, have it
pop back into our consciousness.
I wonder sometimes if people were more aware of this
possibility, if they would still create works like
this, and/or expose themselves to them.
The last thing you need to do when you're feeling down
is dwell in that place. There is power in the
acknowledgment of how you feel. However, a continual
acknowledgment will have you likely sinking deeper
into the very feeling you would likely rather be
without.
A catchy song, is just that - catchy. It will catch
you in more than just the music. The more you get
invested in what you are exposing yourself to, the
more you will likely be influenced by its message.
The key is to start to pay attention to what you
are listening to and absorbing.
Our conscious minds have so little to say about things,
especially when we are overwhelmed. However, when you
are able to catch yourself, you are able to put the
breaks on. You can change the song in your head, stop
reading the news, turn the movie off, and replace these
things with something that you'd rather have in your
experience.
The Carpenter song gives some positive message, however,
for me it is lost in the refrain and title. I tend to
latch onto the most negative parts of the song. Maybe
that says something about me, I don't know. However,
I doubt that I am the only one.
The fact is, I LOVE rainy days...especially since I
moved to southern California, where it rarely ever rains.
I am working on getting that song out of my head, in
part, by acknowledging it and, in part, writing about
it here.
You may think that I am advocating a change. However,
what I am advocating is an awareness of what is going
on around you, which might be influencing you. Once
you have this awareness, you have the opportunity to
choose whether or not you want to change it. Without
it, the opportunity for change is greatly minimized.
One last thing, is this "true" information? Who the
heck knows? I always tell people to check in with
themselves when it comes to anything. Maybe your
experience is different than mine.
All I suggest is that you check in with yourself,
and observe what's going on. If you like what's
happening, great! However, if you are uncertain,
then perhaps it is worth considering a different
perspective.
Oh, one other last thing, LOL. How do YOU feel
about MONDAYS? This week I am going to have
Ken Newman of Magnet Productions as a guest
on World-of-Perspective-Radio.com. His message has
to do with enjoying ALL of life, not just the weekends.
The name of the show is Thank God it's Monday:
Living Life as a Comedy Routine (click link for details).
If you have the time, I hope you'll tune in. If not,
the show will be available as a podcast for download
on ITunes afterward.
(In case you've never heard the Carpenter song,
here it is).
by the Carpenters? I woke up this morning to rain,
and that song entered my mind almost immediately.
I share this because more than once I have been
aware of the influence of music. A few years ago
there was a song by Pink Don't Let Me Get Me
that in particular caught my attention.
It is a catchy song. It also has lyrics that if
you repeat them, can tune into your own insecurities
about yourself, and reinforce them.
I get the value of music, poetry, literature, movies,
etc. It's great to know that others are having their
own "moments." Maybe we feel less alone. However,
there is also a risk that we may get caught
up in it, and even years after being exposed to it -
especially on a regular (or catchy) basis, have it
pop back into our consciousness.
I wonder sometimes if people were more aware of this
possibility, if they would still create works like
this, and/or expose themselves to them.
The last thing you need to do when you're feeling down
is dwell in that place. There is power in the
acknowledgment of how you feel. However, a continual
acknowledgment will have you likely sinking deeper
into the very feeling you would likely rather be
without.
A catchy song, is just that - catchy. It will catch
you in more than just the music. The more you get
invested in what you are exposing yourself to, the
more you will likely be influenced by its message.
The key is to start to pay attention to what you
are listening to and absorbing.
Our conscious minds have so little to say about things,
especially when we are overwhelmed. However, when you
are able to catch yourself, you are able to put the
breaks on. You can change the song in your head, stop
reading the news, turn the movie off, and replace these
things with something that you'd rather have in your
experience.
The Carpenter song gives some positive message, however,
for me it is lost in the refrain and title. I tend to
latch onto the most negative parts of the song. Maybe
that says something about me, I don't know. However,
I doubt that I am the only one.
The fact is, I LOVE rainy days...especially since I
moved to southern California, where it rarely ever rains.
I am working on getting that song out of my head, in
part, by acknowledging it and, in part, writing about
it here.
You may think that I am advocating a change. However,
what I am advocating is an awareness of what is going
on around you, which might be influencing you. Once
you have this awareness, you have the opportunity to
choose whether or not you want to change it. Without
it, the opportunity for change is greatly minimized.
One last thing, is this "true" information? Who the
heck knows? I always tell people to check in with
themselves when it comes to anything. Maybe your
experience is different than mine.
All I suggest is that you check in with yourself,
and observe what's going on. If you like what's
happening, great! However, if you are uncertain,
then perhaps it is worth considering a different
perspective.
Oh, one other last thing, LOL. How do YOU feel
about MONDAYS? This week I am going to have
Ken Newman of Magnet Productions as a guest
on World-of-Perspective-Radio.com. His message has
to do with enjoying ALL of life, not just the weekends.
The name of the show is Thank God it's Monday:
Living Life as a Comedy Routine (click link for details).
If you have the time, I hope you'll tune in. If not,
the show will be available as a podcast for download
on ITunes afterward.
(In case you've never heard the Carpenter song,
here it is).
Saturday, March 21, 2009
World of Perspective Radio: Will Castagna
The following are excerpts from the
World-of-Perspective-Radio.com show
with Will Castagna - (www.InspirationAssociates.com)
Enjoy!
(While the show is about life purpose
and mission, the excerpts have a
great message about perfectionism).
World-of-Perspective-Radio.com show
with Will Castagna - (www.InspirationAssociates.com)
Enjoy!
(While the show is about life purpose
and mission, the excerpts have a
great message about perfectionism).
Friday, March 20, 2009
World of Perspective Radio: Patrick Mathieu Bar Code Guy
Discussion with Patrick Mathieu
www.PowerofMortality.com
Living a Life Worth Dying For:
3 Steps to Choosing the Life You Want
MONDAY, March 23, 2009 6:00 PT/9:00 ET
Listen online at World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
or call (347)324-5745
Are you absolutely thrilled about your life? Are you living the life of your dreams? Whether the answer is yes or no, you will undoubtedly will appreciate hearing Patrick Mathieu (www.PowerofMortality.com) discussing how you can absolutely choose the life you want - a life worth dying for! Wherever you are in your life, this conversation will have the potential to help you take your life to new heights, and move you in the direction of your dreams.
By the end of the show, you will have some powerful tools which can help cut through any reasons and excuses you may have that could be holding you back from living the life of your dreams. What Patrick shares will potentially provide you with the leverage you need to move yourself to take the kind of action necessary to achieve the kind of results you would like to have in your life.
Here is a chance to have insights that can help you stop living by default, and get yourself off of autopilot. If this speaks to you, you know you want to be there! Come and join us in the chat room, or on the the phone 347-324-5745.
www.PowerofMortality.com
Living a Life Worth Dying For:
3 Steps to Choosing the Life You Want
MONDAY, March 23, 2009 6:00 PT/9:00 ET
Listen online at World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
or call (347)324-5745
Are you absolutely thrilled about your life? Are you living the life of your dreams? Whether the answer is yes or no, you will undoubtedly will appreciate hearing Patrick Mathieu (www.PowerofMortality.com) discussing how you can absolutely choose the life you want - a life worth dying for! Wherever you are in your life, this conversation will have the potential to help you take your life to new heights, and move you in the direction of your dreams.
By the end of the show, you will have some powerful tools which can help cut through any reasons and excuses you may have that could be holding you back from living the life of your dreams. What Patrick shares will potentially provide you with the leverage you need to move yourself to take the kind of action necessary to achieve the kind of results you would like to have in your life.
Here is a chance to have insights that can help you stop living by default, and get yourself off of autopilot. If this speaks to you, you know you want to be there! Come and join us in the chat room, or on the the phone 347-324-5745.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Perspective: Numbers Never Lie: Numerology Reveals Yourself to You
Today 5:00 PT
Call-in Number: (347) 324-5745
(can also use if you will be away from the computer)
Listen Online & Participate in Chat
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/World-of-Perspective/2009/03/12/Numbers-Never-Lie-Numerology-Reveals-Yourself-to-You-1
Numbers are everywhere: 7 days in a week, 24 hours in a day, our home address, our phone number, our social security number, all of these numbers have a meaning that is significant got us in some way. Even our letters have numbered meanings which means our words and all things around us have an affect on us.
Join me and Janet Thornburg (http://thelincpages.com/janet-thornburg/home.html), Numerologist for a discussion that will include analysis of the numerology of President Obama and two of the stars (Bill Hufsey and Chris Atkins) from Confessions of a Teen Idol as well as having conversation about the history and dynamics of numerology.
If you join us, you'll be able to ask questions about yourself. If you have questions ahead of time, send them to radio@a-world-of-perspective.com. Please visit www.World-of-Perspective-Radio.com for information on other shows, and check out the World-of-Perspective.com Blog. Thanks for listening!
Call-in Number: (347) 324-5745
(can also use if you will be away from the computer)
Listen Online & Participate in Chat
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/World-of-Perspective/2009/03/12/Numbers-Never-Lie-Numerology-Reveals-Yourself-to-You-1
Numbers are everywhere: 7 days in a week, 24 hours in a day, our home address, our phone number, our social security number, all of these numbers have a meaning that is significant got us in some way. Even our letters have numbered meanings which means our words and all things around us have an affect on us.
Join me and Janet Thornburg (http://thelincpages.com/janet-thornburg/home.html), Numerologist for a discussion that will include analysis of the numerology of President Obama and two of the stars (Bill Hufsey and Chris Atkins) from Confessions of a Teen Idol as well as having conversation about the history and dynamics of numerology.
If you join us, you'll be able to ask questions about yourself. If you have questions ahead of time, send them to radio@a-world-of-perspective.com. Please visit www.World-of-Perspective-Radio.com for information on other shows, and check out the World-of-Perspective.com Blog. Thanks for listening!
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
World of Perspective Radio: Tony Vear (Returns)
Love: A State of Mind and A Way of Life
Is the way it has been, the way it will always be? My guest Tony Vear would say that within every situation, within every moment, within every person, love is present, waiting to be acknowledged.
His perspective has the potential to leave you feeling inspired and full of hope. Come and join our conversation. Questions welcome. To submit questions ahead of time, email radio@a-world-of-perspective.com.
The Show is Tonight 7PM/PT. To listen, click player on the left of this blog, or visit world-of-perspective-radio.com.
Here are excerpts from our first show:
Is the way it has been, the way it will always be? My guest Tony Vear would say that within every situation, within every moment, within every person, love is present, waiting to be acknowledged.
His perspective has the potential to leave you feeling inspired and full of hope. Come and join our conversation. Questions welcome. To submit questions ahead of time, email radio@a-world-of-perspective.com.
The Show is Tonight 7PM/PT. To listen, click player on the left of this blog, or visit world-of-perspective-radio.com.
Here are excerpts from our first show:
Saturday, March 7, 2009
World of Perspective Radio: Diana Lees
3/9/2009 6:00 PM
You Are More Than You Were Led to Believe:
5 Life-Changing Lessons from the Horses
Have you ever wondered…
or felt…there was more to you
– or more to life – but weren't sure
how to access it? If so, you'll want to
listen and participate in this exploration.
Join me and Diana Lees, Life Coach, Speaker,
and Heart Virtues Expert
(www.SacredDogProductions.com),
while we discuss
ways you can
connect with yourself and
your innate wisdom.
You can listen on the player in
the left column, or connect
with the Chat Room,
by visiting
www.World-of-Perspective-Radio.com.
Will you be away from the computer?
Listen via the call-in number: (347) 324-5745,
or download podcast.
You Are More Than You Were Led to Believe:
5 Life-Changing Lessons from the Horses
Have you ever wondered…
or felt…there was more to you
– or more to life – but weren't sure
how to access it? If so, you'll want to
listen and participate in this exploration.
Join me and Diana Lees, Life Coach, Speaker,
and Heart Virtues Expert
(www.SacredDogProductions.com),
while we discuss
ways you can
connect with yourself and
your innate wisdom.
You can listen on the player in
the left column, or connect
with the Chat Room,
by visiting
www.World-of-Perspective-Radio.com.
Will you be away from the computer?
Listen via the call-in number: (347) 324-5745,
or download podcast.
World of Perspective Radio: Rabbi Yitzchak Goldman
Interview Excerpts from interview with Rabbi Yitzchak Goldman, Author of Soul Diet, (www.SoulDiet.com). If you would like to hear the entire podcast, please visit the archives at www.World-of-Perspective-Radio.com.
A Diet for the soul: Achieving Clarity in a World of Media Distraction.
Thanks for listening!
A Diet for the soul: Achieving Clarity in a World of Media Distraction.
Thanks for listening!
Friday, March 6, 2009
World of Perspective Radio: Dave Rudbarg
Excerpts from World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
with Dave Rudbarg - Relationship Coach / CoachMeDave.com
Is it Ever Too Late to Have a Great Relationship?
Enjoy!
with Dave Rudbarg - Relationship Coach / CoachMeDave.com
Is it Ever Too Late to Have a Great Relationship?
Enjoy!
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
World of Perspective Radio: Will Castagna
Discussion with Will Castagna
www.InspirationAssociates.com
5 Steps to Certain Clarity: Define Your Purpose and Find Your Direction
WEDNESDAY, March 4, 2009 10:00AM PST/1:00PM EST
Guest call-in number (347)324-5745
(Can listen via internet, or by calling above number)
Have you ever noticed that powerful feeling you get when you are clear about your purpose? And yet, doesn't it seem all too easy to get lost in the choices and opportunities all around, feeling like your life's compass needle is spinning?
Do you find yourself wondering what's next in your life, or whether an activity or project will be "right" for you? Would you like to know how in 5 simple steps you can define your direction by getting clear about your life's purpose? If so, come join me and Will Castagna (www.InspirationAssociates.com).
Will has spent over twenty years working with individuals, entrepreneurs and businesses to help them to get clear about their vision, purpose, and mission. During our time together, he'll help to get you pointed in the right direction, leaving you with at least one action you can take immediately that can move you forward.
One lucky listener will win the opportunity to work one-on-one with Will for a 1-hour session (a $125 value).
www.InspirationAssociates.com
5 Steps to Certain Clarity: Define Your Purpose and Find Your Direction
WEDNESDAY, March 4, 2009 10:00AM PST/1:00PM EST
Guest call-in number (347)324-5745
(Can listen via internet, or by calling above number)
Have you ever noticed that powerful feeling you get when you are clear about your purpose? And yet, doesn't it seem all too easy to get lost in the choices and opportunities all around, feeling like your life's compass needle is spinning?
Do you find yourself wondering what's next in your life, or whether an activity or project will be "right" for you? Would you like to know how in 5 simple steps you can define your direction by getting clear about your life's purpose? If so, come join me and Will Castagna (www.InspirationAssociates.com).
Will has spent over twenty years working with individuals, entrepreneurs and businesses to help them to get clear about their vision, purpose, and mission. During our time together, he'll help to get you pointed in the right direction, leaving you with at least one action you can take immediately that can move you forward.
One lucky listener will win the opportunity to work one-on-one with Will for a 1-hour session (a $125 value).
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
World of Perspective Radio: Mark Davidsom
Discussion with Mark Davidson
www.Twitter.com/MarkDavidson
Building Relationships Online
TONIGHT, March 3, 2009 6:00 PST/9:00 EST
on World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
Mark Davidson (www.Twitter.com/MarkDavidson) Internet Humorist and Online Promoter, will be visiting to discuss building relationships online. He is part of the Twitter Top 100 Elite. Here's a chance to engage this dynamic online presence. He has an incredible energy, and a powerful personal perspective, and if you are looking to engage powerfully online, it'll be worth your time to tune in and join us, or be sure to listen to the podcast.
www.Twitter.com/MarkDavidson
Building Relationships Online
TONIGHT, March 3, 2009 6:00 PST/9:00 EST
on World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
Mark Davidson (www.Twitter.com/MarkDavidson) Internet Humorist and Online Promoter, will be visiting to discuss building relationships online. He is part of the Twitter Top 100 Elite. Here's a chance to engage this dynamic online presence. He has an incredible energy, and a powerful personal perspective, and if you are looking to engage powerfully online, it'll be worth your time to tune in and join us, or be sure to listen to the podcast.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
World of Perspective Radio: Cindi Sansone-Braff
Please listen for
World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
excerpts from interview with
Cindi Sansone-Braff,
The Romance Whisperer
GrantMeAHigherLove.com
World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
excerpts from interview with
Cindi Sansone-Braff,
The Romance Whisperer
GrantMeAHigherLove.com
Sunday, February 22, 2009
World of Perspective Radio: Dave Rudbarg
Please join me and Dave Rudbarg on
World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
tomorrow, Monday, February 23
at 5:00PM PST/8:00PM EST.
Click show title for details on
how to listen, join the chat,
download a podcast once show is
complete.
To get a taste of what Dave's
perspective is, listen below:
World-of-Perspective-Radio.com
tomorrow, Monday, February 23
at 5:00PM PST/8:00PM EST.
Click show title for details on
how to listen, join the chat,
download a podcast once show is
complete.
To get a taste of what Dave's
perspective is, listen below:
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