Ohhh I like being reminded of focus. To go a inch wide and a mile deep. It reminds me of a quote I had to look up and wanted to share, “To know ten thousand things, know one thing well” - Miyamoto Musashi

Just re-listened and took notes on this interview! What a gem! -Don't go an inch deep and a mile wide. -If your work is being commoditized and you feel stuck in a race to the bottom, discover and leverage something unique that is meaningful to the client and to you. -Write down a list of your heroes and list their characteristics. These characteristics are waiting inside you to be brought to life! -Will I regret it more if I do or if I don't? -Look at your eulogy and estimate the # of books you have left to read, then choose wisely.

Aligning your work with your purpose is a rare privilege not everyone gets to enjoy.

@chronos5457

Жыл бұрын

So true

@thefutur

Жыл бұрын

it's true. but if it's a privilege you have, it's worth pursuing.

@YesitisDex

Жыл бұрын

If that is what you think, then that is true in your reality.

"Candles and sandals" is my new favourite phrase. :D

Michael Ventura! One of my most admired clients. Loved working with him! He’s a kind of business spiritual guide.

Top-notch communicators

A lot of the time I hear the depth and width conversation proposed as depth VS width and that you can either go wide and have a lot of influence. I never considered depth & width as collaborative directions. Thanks for sharing, this is helping me unfold direction. 🎉

@thefutur

Жыл бұрын

my pleasure

My dad was a farmer, a simple farmer who has no education whatsoever. I am here to make a difference, I am here to show the world that It does not matter who your family is. The future is in your hand

@elliotjackson1

Жыл бұрын

Wait was he a farmer or a framer? This story just doesn’t hold up.

@Saiiddesigns

Жыл бұрын

@@elliotjackson1 its farmer. And I guess I made a mistake, but again I am a son of a farmer not a son of a professor

What's the full name of the person Chris is interviewing? I only see his first name Michael.

@thefutur

Жыл бұрын

Michael Ventura

This one made me tear up!🥺 I’ve watched countless of your videos of the years. THIS was the one for ME! Thank you both ❤

Have been listening to your 1 hour content from 4 years ago. Looking forward to hearing this one today, fresh content, before I continue to dig the futur archives again. Thank you.

@ayozievictor1188

Жыл бұрын

The knowledge you've acquired is a lot then

@viczvapo

Жыл бұрын

@@ayozievictor1188 now I just have to apply it. lol I’m trying little by little, but realize I have to be more aggressive with my plan.

Thank you for sharing. This was a great conversation .

This is really great and helpful so far

Thank you for listening to feedback and stop showing those stock videos that were going on in previous videos!

@thefutur

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback

Love these talks!

Really enjoyed listening to this. Picked up a few lessons I`m working on applying to my life as well.

@thefutur

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Neville Medhorre (he's also wonderful idk if you are competitors or partners) also emphasizes the idea of experiments to see if something is "your thing"

Do! Does it again, Alignment is key in keeping every aspect of life fulfillments

Thank you so much, this video became pivotal to understand my calling...

@thefutur

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful!

Did the guest share his Full Name ? I tried relistening to the introduction but I could never figure out .

@ericcarroll6026

Жыл бұрын

His name is Michael Ventura.

@tanmaypanadi1414

Жыл бұрын

@@ericcarroll6026 Thank you

What is Michael's full name? or his consulting firm?

@brandconceptmaps

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, its amazing podcase, but very confusing who the guest is :)

@gigilafonte1621

Жыл бұрын

No intro, no last name, no links. So unprofessional.

Nice content 🔥

All I wanted is to be cured for my depression also being straight. This is all what stops my life going on 😔

@gene_md2421

Жыл бұрын

I’m sorry about your depression. Seek treatment from a qualified medical professional and also think about having therapy for it. Correct me if I’m wrong but I want to assume your gay from what you said about wanting to be straight. Some of the most gifted and talented and even most cheerful persons on earth are gay. Being gay doesn’t stop you from achieving your full potential and doesn’t stop you from being happy.

Great episode guys

@thefutur

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

📌how to organize documents for planning (ideas, inspiration, photos, bookmarked websites) , writing, and archiving blogs?

what is your superpower?

Would you please put timestamps in these awesome videos?

@thefutur

Жыл бұрын

In will ask the team

mine is innovation, invention and creativity but i'm unfocused in application.

I can time travel

Oh, Man! Learn to be a good communicator! offhfw! we're so much in our head and we don't get those opprtuintires. And by we I mean me.

@tanmaypanadi1414

Жыл бұрын

I can count myself as one of 'We'. I often find myself stuck in my own thoughts and failing to communicate.

46:18 That's such a morbid, anxiety inducing way to live. I understand not wanting to waste time meandering. However, making your life an efficiency problem to solve is just toxic. Also, purpose/meaning are unhelpfully loaded words for telling people to do what they enjoy. Imagine if what you love to do is not meaningful to you. Imagine if what you like is throwing darts or something dead-end-simple like that. You don't wanna cave to the purpose /meaning cultural black hole and go about with religious seriousness about this thing that is actually not very important at all. Some of us don't wanna be delusional about what we enjoy. I've been an artist my whole life and while i do have many reasons to be prophetic about the importance of art, what's important is that it's important to me on a physiological level. And everything beyond that is an excess of reasons. I'd biased towards inflating it's importance.

Frankly this is offensive to tuba players. The idea that no one plays tuba is just crazy. We’ve all played a tuba of course.

A wild path? Haha he has a normal everyday career