The Amazing and Brutal Results of Zero Lies for 365 Days - Martha Beck

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Dr. Martha Beck has been called “the best-known life coach in America” by NPR and USA Today. She holds three Harvard degrees in social science and has published nine non-fiction books, one novel, and more than 200 magazine articles. Her recent book, The Way of Integrity: Finding the Path to Your True Self, was an instant New York Times Best Seller.
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Timestamps:
[00:00] Preview
[01:19] My contribution to teen atrociousness.
[01:47] Connecting with Boyd Varty.
[07:55] The path of not here.
[12:26] Finding joy in the body can save your life.
[17:18] The pregnant pause that ended Martha's obsession with intellect.
[23:25] Sensitivity and suffering.
[27:03] The year of living lie-lessly.
[32:59] An illuminating change of perspective.
[43:16] The path to taking a black belt integrity cleanse.
[47:06] Owning your right to say "No."
[51:24] Alternatives to "No" that remain honest.
[55:05] The language of candor.
[57:42] Ending relationships that have run their course.
[58:59] The Asian influence.
[01:03:08] Sweet or savory?
[01:04:19] Are you comfortable?
[01:06:13] Want vs. yearning and jumping the track.
[01:20:42] Rhino ruminations.
[01:22:06] The Tao Te Ching, Stephen Mitchell, and Byron Katie.
[01:34:20] America's Goethe?
[01:37:29] Weighing kryptonite against superpowers.
[01:46:04] Exploring the opposite of anxiety.
[01:55:03] Dick Schwartz and Internal Family Systems.
[02:04:47] Compassion even for the self's unwanted pieces.
[02:07:24] Favorite animal.
[02:12:12] Equine therapy.
[02:18:47] Selling the ranch.
[02:22:06] The monkey whisperer.
[02:24:10] Parting thoughts.
Tim Ferriss is one of Fast Company’s “Most Innovative Business People” and an early-stage tech investor/advisor in Uber, Facebook, Twitter, Shopify, Duolingo, Alibaba, and 50+ other companies. He is also the author of five #1 New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers: The 4-Hour Workweek, The 4-Hour Body, The 4-Hour Chef, Tools of Titans and Tribe of Mentors. The Observer and other media have named him “the Oprah of audio” due to the influence of his podcast, The Tim Ferriss Show, which has exceeded 900 million downloads and been selected for “Best of Apple Podcasts” three years running.
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  • @timferriss
    @timferrissАй бұрын

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  • @meganpeters9089
    @meganpeters908929 күн бұрын

    I'm at a loss for words. More conversations with Martha, please. This is the most authentic conversation I have heard on your podcast. When she says the "light" has never left her, I believe it because I can feel it, she radiates it. Thank you for the opportunity to be a fly on the wall in such an important conversation!

  • @dk1828

    @dk1828

    27 күн бұрын

    💯 💯💯

  • @musibatty
    @musibatty24 күн бұрын

    Finally: Martha Beck!!! The wisest human I've met. So glad she's getting the platform she deserves. Every one of her books have saved my life.

  • @dk1828
    @dk1828Ай бұрын

    She exudes such young, vibrant energy. Love this lady. Her story about her surgery made me super emotional.

  • @iamthepowerfullightoflovei6403
    @iamthepowerfullightoflovei6403Ай бұрын

    I personally have made the changes to my language and found my truth which changed my life and victim mentality

  • @priusa8113

    @priusa8113

    22 күн бұрын

    Please be more precise. Thank you very much ❤

  • @MarcHoeppner68
    @MarcHoeppner68Ай бұрын

    „My body correctly figured out that I was the biggest threat to my own health.“ - wow, this really hit me like a brick.

  • @lisaw9108
    @lisaw910816 күн бұрын

    “There’s a level beyond the truth, it’s compassion, and it’s truer.” ❤

  • @SamHornIntrigue
    @SamHornIntrigue26 күн бұрын

    Every athlete knows that we "play up" when we meet our match. Our excellence meets their excellence and a dance of intellectual/emotional joy ensues. Martha and Tim: This was a 1+1=11 synchronistic interaction where all involved were elevated, and that includes us listeners and viewers fortunate enough to tune in - literally and figuratively. You asked, "When was the last time we felt joy in our body? Well, I felt joy in my mind AND body in this delightful, rising-tide conversation. Kudos to you for this mind/soul dance that was Exhibit A of why it's a blessing to be alive and to learn from two smart, talented, incredibly compatible individuals who were mutually lit up.

  • @alicejwho
    @alicejwho22 күн бұрын

    I told my friend back in 2012 that I wouldn't be going to her party because I didn't want to (I should perhaps have been more honest and said it was due to feeling social anxiety at the time). She sent me a really nasty email, ending: and don't bother coming to my funeral because you won't be welcome. We had been friends for 30 years from age 16. I didn't dignify the email with a reply. In fact I have no regrets. I miss our friendship for what i had thought it was, but i accept it's better not to have it as it REALLY was. I'm not sure what my point is, I just wanted to share this.

  • @marisaschmutz9034

    @marisaschmutz9034

    6 күн бұрын

    I don’t think it’s ok to not give an explanation. I know that the dysfunctional and unnecessary habit of always overexplaining oneself is often discussed in trauma circles. But as a friend we do carry some accountability and if it’s a birthday I feel we deserve an honest explanation if it’s a good friend and they can’t come to our party. There’s a good article called THE GOLDEN AGE OF BAILING. It explains that. You weren’t vulnerable with your friend and not honest about why you couldn’t come to the party. That’s not a friendship if there’s no safety to be honest. So I guess it wasn’t a good friendship in the first place. But I feel both of you can take responsibility for that.

  • @alicejwho

    @alicejwho

    6 күн бұрын

    @@marisaschmutz9034 I agree!

  • @RugilePenno-ly8jh
    @RugilePenno-ly8jhАй бұрын

    Thank you both very much Martha Beck and Tim Ferriss. Beautiful conversation.

  • @Mariaharris143
    @Mariaharris14312 күн бұрын

    Wow!!! Amazing!!! My son’s birthday is May 10th and his name is Lucas (for bringer of light). When she was sharing her conversation with her son about the light and he said it was on May 10th I got tears. My son turns 17 next Friday ❤💛💚 May 10th is also Wayne Dyers birthday 😍

  • @rekaahne7190
    @rekaahne7190Ай бұрын

    My favorite podcast so far this year!

  • @meharmira

    @meharmira

    19 күн бұрын

    Omg same! I am through the roof for having found this.

  • @leadgenjay
    @leadgenjay28 күн бұрын

    Martha Beck's insights on living with integrity are truly eye-opening. For entrepreneurs, applying her "year of living lie-lessly" concept can be transformative, especially when making tough business decisions. It's about aligning actions with core values, which not only fosters trust with clients and partners but also improves personal well-being.

  • @Monas99
    @Monas9913 күн бұрын

    Martha's story about the light she saw during her surgery brought tears to my eyes. Thank you, Tim for creating such a safe space for her (and for all your guests) to open up and share some of their most personal, intimate, sometimes beautiful and sometimes painful experiences. LOVE and authenticity should be at the core of everything we do. We're all in this journey together. Please bring Martha back for another conversation, thank you.

  • @marksin515
    @marksin51519 күн бұрын

    A delightful conversation. I listened to the podcast driving a few hundred miles. I was so moved I then pulled up this version, and watched the whole thing. I'd never heard of Martha until two days ago, and now she's one of my all-time favorite people to share virtual company with. Tim, you're an excellent interviewer, you bring out the best in people. Now I've got to go order Martha's book.

  • @thomster501
    @thomster50126 күн бұрын

    From Dante and Goethe to leaf blowers. This convo had it all, well done and thank you🙏

  • @meharmira
    @meharmira19 күн бұрын

    Tim Ferris’s work has inspired me over the last decade to become an independent adult who had to work against a lot of family dysfunction. The fear setting Ted Talk is the one that’s ingrained in my head. I am so fortunate I came across this conversation of his with Martha Beck. It got me out of a 2 week long rumination of doubt and fear and this is all I needed!

  • @HM_CKB
    @HM_CKBАй бұрын

    ✨Only 28 minutes in and I’m captivated… here’s to those moments in life when the right message comes at the right time in multiples! ✨

  • @HM_CKB

    @HM_CKB

    29 күн бұрын

    Finished and just-WOW. Every yes! 💫 YES to tracking joy lions. YES to practical experiments. YES to compassion bonfires with internal nemeses. YES to Martha’s yarfy gratitude. And hell YES to liminal mischief! Going to see my surgeon now about a left brain hemispherectomy. 😂 🙏🏻🔥🐒 🙏🏻🔥🐒 🙏🏻🔥🐒

  • @tiamonique

    @tiamonique

    24 күн бұрын

    18 minutes for me ❤

  • @fabfabi70
    @fabfabi70Ай бұрын

    She is so inspiring!

  • @andrewpeters3409
    @andrewpeters3409Ай бұрын

    This is an outstanding conversation 😁

  • @yayitzln
    @yayitzlnАй бұрын

    Wow what an amazing conversation. It lit up my brain. Hope there are more- such a great synergy btwn Tim & Martha. It inspires me to look for relationships who are this synergistic to me in my own life- it seems next level. Thank you for generously sharing this convo.

  • @capngrace84
    @capngrace8426 күн бұрын

    What a fun conversation for a Sunday morning... "Tracking joy in the body" i love that.

  • @iamthepowerfullightoflovei6403
    @iamthepowerfullightoflovei6403Ай бұрын

    The truth will set you free 🙏

  • @levib4149
    @levib414928 күн бұрын

    Martha Beck is an inspiration, Her book “leaving the saints” was extremely helpful as I was leaving Mormonism and didn’t have the option to escape the city I was converted in. It helped in dealing with the dynamics of being public with my leaving as well. Looking forward to this one. Tim, your podcast has been such an inspiration as well, since I started watching years ago, it has given me the courage to leave my 9-5 and start writing. It has also been filled with tools and education that have helped me in processing my own childhood trauma. Life saving work. Thank you both.

  • @theagency7576
    @theagency7576Ай бұрын

    I’m only 40:43 in so far (just past where you told about your son also seeing the light), and this is absolutely enlightening. Martha, you radiate joy and I’ve felt joy while watching this. By nature I’m often skeptical of things like that, but I keep an open mind towards it, and your story opened my mind and heart even further. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom, and for taking the journey you have taken to bring that wisdom and joy to us.

  • @fotiniPMT6171
    @fotiniPMT617124 күн бұрын

    Tim, καταπληκτικός!!!! I don't know how you guys did this, but this podcast was full of joy! ❤❤

  • @grantjohnson952
    @grantjohnson952Ай бұрын

    I love her energy.

  • @redbarn8481
    @redbarn8481Ай бұрын

    At ~ 1:51:20 Martha Beck speaks about switching from attempts at control to curiosity (in a fear context). This reminds me of Chris Voss who teaches to ask/say, "You must have a good reason for asking that?". Instead of seeking control Chris is seeking more information. Stephen Covey might say he seeks first to understand. I will remember to be curious (in times of fear, in negotiations, in life, etc....).

  • @grahamdoody9615
    @grahamdoody96154 күн бұрын

    Your best guest and show yet. I’ve been tuning in for years

  • @Frankiethenomad
    @Frankiethenomad24 күн бұрын

    I love Martha she’s a gem.

  • @mike110111
    @mike11011122 күн бұрын

    God this is one of the best conversations I’ve heard. I love her

  • @christellelaurent8229
    @christellelaurent822925 күн бұрын

    Thank you Tim! I’ve been waiting for this meeting and it was beyond my expectations! 🙏🏻

  • @saintsintosea
    @saintsintosea16 күн бұрын

    The opposite of anxiety isn't calm, it's creativity. When you go into control mode, you're anxious. When you open yourself up to all possibilities, you're creative. Such a great lesson, thank you Tim + Dr. Martha Beck

  • @ClaudiaHenzlerHENZLERWORKS

    @ClaudiaHenzlerHENZLERWORKS

    15 күн бұрын

  • @FunkaliciousFeline
    @FunkaliciousFeline24 күн бұрын

    There’s a level beyond telling the truth, called compassion. Beautiful ❤

  • @ohwell9093
    @ohwell909329 күн бұрын

    These splendid conversations is why I get excited to tune in, thanks Tim and Martha!

  • @nda4591
    @nda459125 күн бұрын

    Fascinating very interesting conversation! Very wise lady!

  • @brennanleyen
    @brennanleyen22 күн бұрын

    Two of my favorite trackers. Loved this conversation. I learned so much. Thank you. My right brain is happy.

  • @kimdavid4406
    @kimdavid44067 күн бұрын

    This was a powerful conversation!!!

  • @TashaCaufield
    @TashaCaufield28 күн бұрын

    Best thing I've heard all year 🔥... Well done, Tim ✨️

  • @michaelinsua6047
    @michaelinsua604723 күн бұрын

    This is absolutely fascinating. Loved this from beginning to end.

  • @Vered.movement
    @Vered.movement23 күн бұрын

    Amazing energy , thank you for this conversation , it was brilliant, hope marta will come back for more ❤🙏🏾

  • @psi.dayanamoore
    @psi.dayanamoore25 күн бұрын

    Tim, your neurodivergence is giftedness. Superdotação.

  • @MYOB2023
    @MYOB202319 күн бұрын

    I'm so thankful for hearing this conversation. Martha is lovely. ❤

  • @HeartFireSessions
    @HeartFireSessions11 күн бұрын

    So good, I went back to the beginning to listen a second time

  • @vaishalivaidya7978
    @vaishalivaidya797825 күн бұрын

    Thank you, for this beautiful conversation. Just love listening to Martha Beck. Have her book "Way to Integrity"...even have her on my vision-action board, as a reminder to integrate her concept of Integrity, in my life and relationships.

  • @kathie8842
    @kathie884214 күн бұрын

    Wow. I have not enjoyed a conversation as much as this one in an extremely long time. Thank you both for your transparency/honesty/encouragement.

  • @DanielWelsch
    @DanielWelsch21 күн бұрын

    Just cried my eyes out watching a podcast episode. That was unexpected... how's everybody else's day going?

  • @JuliHoffman
    @JuliHoffman23 күн бұрын

    Loved this interview so much! Immediately afterward, I started listening to the audiobook, The Way of Integrity. It doesn't disappoint and I LOVE Dr. Martha Beck's narration.

  • @Naturegirl501
    @Naturegirl5013 күн бұрын

    Loved this. Please do more together! You work so well together ❤

  • @Anila-Rao
    @Anila-Rao29 күн бұрын

    Now I want to listen to baboon alarm calls and it’s close to bedtime here. Loved this podcast! Joy to the max.

  • @kathie8842
    @kathie884214 күн бұрын

    Just started watching this recording and stopped playing it to go order the book "Lion Trackers' ... can't hardly wait to have it arrive!!! Thank you!

  • @RalucaParaschivu
    @RalucaParaschivu24 күн бұрын

    This is my fav podcast of the year. Loved Martha and I only wish I would have known about her earlier!

  • @BiaCarminati-sl3cw
    @BiaCarminati-sl3cw27 күн бұрын

    Dammmmn, that was a fascinating conversation! Great to see two minds with a lot of horsepower bounce back from each other!

  • @noraszucs1673
    @noraszucs167318 күн бұрын

    Such a great interview, & such a great interviewer. Wow, for his questions!

  • @wandersquietly8841
    @wandersquietly884128 күн бұрын

    My favourite episode so far!

  • @monicahymas6798
    @monicahymas679815 күн бұрын

    What a genuinely incredible conversation. I don't know Tim Ferris' stuff well, but I know it a little, and I feel like the conversation with Martha Beck brings out things in him I've never seen. She is one of a kind. I bless the universe for the gift of her!

  • @joryiansmith
    @joryiansmithАй бұрын

    Wow this was really profound, insightful, and lovely ❤ Thank you both for sharing 🙏

  • @lindamccann6480
    @lindamccann648029 күн бұрын

    Great interview and conversation.

  • @BlakeElliott35
    @BlakeElliott35Ай бұрын

    Awesome conversation.

  • @AkA-sw7rl
    @AkA-sw7rl27 күн бұрын

    This is so fun and insightful it’s just delight

  • @ElisPalmer
    @ElisPalmer18 күн бұрын

    Love this conversation, thanks to both of you ~🌟

  • @jonnyo1802
    @jonnyo180225 күн бұрын

    Such a wonderful conversation

  • @kimcaelers1029
    @kimcaelers102922 күн бұрын

    My favourite of your interviews yet, and I’ve loved so many of them! What a phenomenal, alive, inspiring human being Martha is! I’m definitely going to listen again and make notes! Oh and I’ve just ordered A Lion Trackers Guide to Life! Can’t wait to read it! I’m South African so particularly keen to read the work of a fascinating fellow countryman! (I’ll be watching your interview with Boyd next, downloaded and ready for my drive tomorrow!) Thank you for a wonderful, honest, authentic and thoroughly interesting show, I’ve learnt so much by listening!

  • @Nirakia
    @Nirakia17 күн бұрын

    More please and thank you. - a Fan from South Africa

  • @equinnox70
    @equinnox704 күн бұрын

    Tim - when you talked about that mirror in the room and how you knew it was an eighth of an inch off, oh my. I definitely have the same brain propensity and have to turn it off pretty often. I crave symmetry, precision and alignment. It is a real curse a lot of the time. You helped me feel less alone in this. Thank you. Really enjoying this interview! You and Martha have great chemistry.

  • @6980869
    @698086924 күн бұрын

    This was just awesomeness stacked on top of awesomeness! Thank you for all that you do Tim, and thanks to Martha for doing the show. Lots of profound things have been said during this show. Aloha😘😄

  • @Feelgracegivegrace
    @Feelgracegivegrace20 күн бұрын

    Conversation, connection and explorations between 2 of my favorite people 🙏🏻 This was a treat for the heart 💝 so expanding!!! Thank you both for sharing your genius, insights and care! Thanks you for all you go through being you, and then chosing to share the gems 💎 along the way as you track your path. Wow! 🙏🏻 Please, do have Martha on again Tim! This connection and exploration was fire 🔥

  • @letalucy644
    @letalucy6447 күн бұрын

    Thank you this was very informative

  • @ginbrunson7692
    @ginbrunson769228 күн бұрын

    Thank you so much 😊

  • @joryiansmith
    @joryiansmith29 күн бұрын

    One way to tell the truth more delicately in a way that FBI hostage negotiators do, is say everything after the 'but' to the person up front. For example, Tim mentioned he didn't want to go to a mask party on a Thursday BUT he didn't want to upset the person, she would probably feel let down, it would be really important to her and valuable to her and yada yada. Say all of that first, and then say you don't want to go. So something like "I know this is probably going to upset you because I know this party is really important to you but I just don't want to go. I'm sorry." People have an innate natural tendency to want to disagree or disprove what you just said about them. So you can use that to your advantage. For further study, Chris Voss provides a lot of insight here.

  • @6980869

    @6980869

    24 күн бұрын

    And dont even use “but”, and instead, use “and”.

  • @shelbyhedge9334
    @shelbyhedge933423 күн бұрын

    Two of my favorite people!!!

  • @mjparent222
    @mjparent22217 күн бұрын

    Martha, the best. Thank you for all those gems !!! know what you know feel what you feel claim your right to joy

  • @juliesmith6505
    @juliesmith650522 күн бұрын

    She is delightful. I love how animated and excited she is with LIFE! More Martha Beck, please!

  • @KReneeNYC
    @KReneeNYC14 күн бұрын

    Excellent conversations ❤

  • @nycksw
    @nycksw11 күн бұрын

    1:09:20 is the "Jumping the Tracks" exercise/meditation (three joyful thoughts for each sense).

  • @duarteestelita8938
    @duarteestelita8938Күн бұрын

    Wow.. what a fascinating person, she is.., what a tour de force! I had a blast listening to this. Thank you both!, for the back & forth. Now I'm going to listen to it again, :P , and most definitely check out some of the books you mentioned, throughout. Kudos from Portugal

  • @Valerie72
    @Valerie7213 күн бұрын

    Yaaaaaay martha on the tim ferris show, so cool🤗🥰

  • @TheBayAreaBackyardsBee
    @TheBayAreaBackyardsBeeАй бұрын

    Thank you 🙏

  • @freeyoga
    @freeyoga24 күн бұрын

    I have had such a connection with you Tim, 4 hr body. Changed my life, you still keep my energy supper engaged. I totally feel that you both may be “my tribe”. Getting book..Trickster? I have had a few experiences that may fit into Right Side…will be many show notes..I read Lion Tracker…because of your recommendation again a long time ago. Life lifting as well…will read again. Grateful to the max

  • @user-so6fh1bu9f
    @user-so6fh1bu9f24 күн бұрын

    I am throughly enjoying this podcast. "Finding my joy" appears to me the essence of a truthful (true to yourself) life. I am considering embarking on a MA in Classics based on The Great Books. My hesitation (fear) concerns my lack of a rigorous writing experience. I feel that I will not be able to "do the work" of writing the required essays in an A level form. I have A BS from Grand Canyon U. and several AA degrees in Xray & Ultrasound. I am a retired Army officer and my JOY has always been reading, almost anything and everything. My focus has always been The Great Books. Mortimer Adler is my intellectual muse. I am fascinated by his written output and his verbal ability to explain things to a layperson. My "ASK" is what do you recommend to free my block?

  • @carlosgermade1621

    @carlosgermade1621

    21 күн бұрын

    I don’t know if Tim will answer you, but I have the feeling that he could recommend “the war of art” by Stephen Pressfield. He’s got a podcast with him by the way and credit it like a great anti procrastination (and more) book. Good luck!

  • @aesfaith90-14
    @aesfaith90-1412 күн бұрын

    Interesting story about how making decisions based on feelings can cause destruction. Avoiding suffering brings short term pleasure not long term joy. Being able to endure difficulty makes you stronger. This pleasure seeking society is making us weak.

  • @theanniewooding
    @theanniewoodingАй бұрын

    Being unashamed to just be... Providing it is honest, good, and kind (of course!). Fun vibes! Ps. Have had a 1minute charcoal up framed for a while, was thinking to move onto something else. It’s no “work of art”, but a good reminder that art school ain’t for wimps. Really enjoyed. Thank you!! 💫

  • @BibBobBibOnVacation
    @BibBobBibOnVacation10 күн бұрын

    “You tell the truth and people go away, that’s joy” 😂

  • @martinboyd447
    @martinboyd44722 күн бұрын

    Where are we getting the time to watch these videos? We are making the time to heal. It's magnetic. It is definitely the magic of technology.

  • @xianinjawarrior
    @xianinjawarrior28 күн бұрын

    I find her riveting. Frustrated that just when she was on to something that could have been elaborated, a question which didn't seem to flow brought it off track. Hoping for a sequel.

  • @6980869

    @6980869

    24 күн бұрын

    Whats the time stamp on that? Maybe he sees this, and it can be revisited by him the next time she’s on.

  • @dragonfish888
    @dragonfish88817 күн бұрын

    Living with integrity is a very Japanese principle stemming from Buddhism. Canada is also known for their honesty. Americans would change their country by embracing truthfulness and shunning leaders who lie and judges who do not hold them accountable.

  • @michelletaufmann8775
    @michelletaufmann877518 күн бұрын

    Can I get the cite for the study on people using empowered vs. victim language?

  • @ni27684
    @ni2768420 күн бұрын

    Muchas gracias 🌄😃💕 muchas muchas gracias

  • @evamuller8935
    @evamuller893529 күн бұрын

    Shame, Tim also wants to find his 'species' woman! He will I'm certain of it. Wow !! What an episode ! There is soooo much here. One incredible concept after the other. I absolutely loved this.

  • @mjparent222
    @mjparent22216 күн бұрын

    all the little gems I have noted as a reminder : does it bring me joy or does it not ? track you life as you track an animal but what you are looking for is joy in the body individual destiny the truth will set you free know what you really know and feel what you really feel claim your right to joy. and you want "them" also to feel joy. In the pursuit of knowledge, every day something is added. In the pursuit of enlightenment everyday something is dropped. So you know less and less until you arrive at non-action, and when nothing is done, nothing remains undone. jumping the tracks opening to the possibles ! the opposite of anxiety isn't calm, it's creativity. make something, you can't stay anxious if you're making something. i will tell you one thing, if you go wherever you feel you're supposed to go to maximize your joy, your adventures just increase. i am in a liminal phase : the threshold is the place of magic because it's not one place or another when you're on it, you're not anyone anywhere. A liminal phase is the place where you're completely unformed but that's why it's a place you can do magic. Maybe you should stay in the liminal phase. Hang out here, Hang out in the waiting room for a little bit.... learn some magic. that's where the shamans live. on the boundary. if you stay in the liminal phase and tell the truth all the time, instead of being tricksty, if you learn the magic and tell the truth, you have to use it in ways that are for good and not evil. --- Marie

  • @MrMentesabiertas
    @MrMentesabiertas26 күн бұрын

    Que grata sorpresa Tim soy seguidor y fan tuyo, cuando dicen que las casulidades no existen cada día estoy más covencido. Hace unos pocos meses llegó una recomendación del libro de Martha Beck por el que se hizo tan concida "Encuentra tu estrela polar". Me quedé abrumado por lo bien extructurado y la gran información que aporta para la consecución de nuestro proposito en la vida. Soy colaborador hace tiempo de una publicación tipo peridodico comarcal aquí en Alicante (España) y este mes hace 10 días envié el articulo del mes que se titula "Conecta con tu esencia" haciendo una referencia a dicha autora, expongo mi opinión que comparto con esta gran mujer. La publicación salió a la calle en formato impreso el jueves 18 y ayer me vi la entrevista en tu mail al que estoy suscrico "5 Balas" y no daba credito a lo que veian mis ojos. Muchas gracias por se una inspiración para todos. Postada: me encantó el programa de Jiu-Jitsu y lo rápido que parendes, ya que soy Maestro de Judo y sé lo dificil que es hacerlo tan bien en tan poco tiempo. Eso confirma que un buen maestro lo es gracias a un buen alumno.

  • @mr.j6374
    @mr.j63748 күн бұрын

    Been stagnant, this was a much needed wind to move the sails.

  • @user-jy4dn5ym8e
    @user-jy4dn5ym8e28 күн бұрын

    Gold!

  • @clairebelmont
    @clairebelmont26 күн бұрын

    Leaf blowers drive me nuts too 🤬 Key takeaways: - “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic” (Arthur C. Clarke), what seems like “uneducated” indigenous magic might be a technology we don’t understand - Do things that give you (embodied) joy and energy, follow those tracks -Speak no lies, don’t say yes to things you don’t want to do and instead reframe to things you do want -Everything we yearn for is a feeling state

  • @judyutah
    @judyutah15 күн бұрын

    IFS is like Voice Dialogueing by Hal & Sidhra Stone

  • @AngeloVanTerra
    @AngeloVanTerraАй бұрын

    Wow what she was speaking on at 01:46:04 was fascinating.

  • @dejd
    @dejdАй бұрын

    Whoever made that opening for the podcast should come back to 2024

  • @a1pwn
    @a1pwn20 күн бұрын

    Everything compounds. a very little lies lead to a bigger lie and a bigger one, untill you did what you once thought of as impossible and you don't recognize yourself.

  • @jlkimmel
    @jlkimmel16 күн бұрын

    Amazing♥️ wonderful 💜thank you 🩷

  • @samishabangu343
    @samishabangu343Ай бұрын

    Context matters.

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