What does personal growth really look like? It’s a question at the heart of this month’s podcast episodes.
In The Mindvalley Podcast with Mindvalley’s founder, Vishen Lakhiani, listen in on how to find your soul’s greatest potential, tap into your feminine energy, and use lucid dreaming and astral projection like the CIA. And on the career front, Superhumans At Work with Jason Marc Campbell brings you expert tips on media marketing and how to be a top podcaster.
As you brave on to the second half of 2021, the best project you’ll ever work on is you. So, we’ve rounded up the top five new podcasts for your personal and professional growth:
This July, tune into these five podcast episodes that, hopefully, resonate with you.
As you become authentically powerful, you become the authority in your life.
— Gary Zukav
Why You Should Listen: If you’ve yet to know about Gary Zukav, then sit back and get familiar.
This incredible spiritual teacher has written a number of bestselling books that have helped many realize — including Vishen himself — their authentic power and transform the way they experience life. Not only that, but Gary has also appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show more than 30 times to discuss transformation in human consciousness, which is the main topic of his book, The Seat of the Soul. (Fun fact: Gary’s book is one that Oprah keeps on her nightstand.)
Now, this episode brings Vishen and Gary together as they delve into the fundamental aim of The Seat of the Soul — to help people align themselves with their souls and live a life with meaning and purpose, creativity and health, and joy and love.
So, if you’re seeking more meaningful connections, a life of purpose, and to live with such authenticity — it scares you a little bit (in a good way, of course) — then, tune into this podcast for a chock-full of insightful wisdom on how to find your soul’s greatest potential.
Episode Highlights:
When we allow the complete invasion of our boundaries and we’re told that that is virtuous we actually wage a war against ourselves.
— Dr. Shefali Tsabary
Why You Should Listen: If you’re a fan of Dr. Shefali Tsabary and her conscious parenting methods, then let us tell you this: go out and get her new book.
In A Radical Awakening, Dr. Shefali encourages women to rise above their false sense of fragility and find the courage to be the person they are meant to be: conscious, fulfilled, inspiring, and fully present. Bonus: it’s endorsed by truly amazing women including Oprah, Jessica Alba, and Alicia Keys.
So, this segment is dedicated to the ways for women to tap into their feminine energy, awaken their conscious self, and discover their inner truth and power. And because we’re in the era of empowerment, now is the perfect time for the awakened woman. Now is the time for you.
Episode Highlights:
Page 25 is just one of many reports that you’d be able to see from the CIA on the remote viewing programs or psychic spying programs.
— Charlie Morley
Why You Should Listen: If lockdown has left you with itchy feet, consider looking into lucid dreaming and astral projection. And thought these two experiences might bring movies like, Behind Her Eyes and Inception to mind, it’s not far from fiction.
In fact, in 1995, the CIA declassified details of the U.S. government’s Defense Intelligence Agency’s Stargate Project. Established in 1978 and running for nearly two decades, the program investigated the potential for psychic spying during the Cold War using clairvoyance and astral projections.
So, if you’re looking to manipulate your dream state, explore out-of-body experiences, or even find out what was on Page 25 of the CIA’s Gateway Report on Astral Projection, this podcast episode is definitely for you. Vishen sits down with experts in the fields, Charlie Morley, Luigi Sciambarella, and Jade Shaw to discuss what lucid dreaming and astral projection are, how they work, and its history.
By learning them, you can change and manipulate your dream state. In turn, this will affect your waking state powerfully. So, use them to gain clarity, integrate trauma, master new skills, and even heal yourself. Without a doubt, the possibilities are endless.
Episode Highlights:
You’ve got to look deep within and find problems you can solve.
— John Lee Dumas
Why You Should Listen: If you’re currently running a business or getting into one, the founder and host of the award-winning podcast Entrepreneurs On Fire, John Lee Dumas wants to share his secret with you.
Unfortunately, no sector is immune as the pandemic rages on. But as the world moves forward regardless, what can you (as an entrepreneur) do to stand out and stay current? Keep yourself plugged into this episode because it has got you covered.
Indeed, you won’t want to miss this sitdown with host Jason Marc Campbell and John as they discuss how you can emerge above the crowd, find the perfect platform for your business, and get to your version of success.
Episode Highlights:
Take the extra effort to treat everyone you meet as if you’re going to know each other forever.
— Jordan Harbinger
Why You Should Listen: If you’ve been feeling the burning desire to start a podcast, you’re in luck. Because Jordan Harbinger, Wall-Street-lawyer-turned-expert-podcaster-interviewer, is here to tell you everything you need to know about being a top podcaster.
In this episode, the interviewer becomes the interviewee. Jason puts Jordan in the hot seat to find out more about his approachable interviewing style and how he secures high-profile guests, such as astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and the world’s greatest counterfeiter Frank Bourassa.
Known as the “Larry King of podcasting” with a show that was voted Apple’s “Best of 2018,” Jordan’s tips can help you become better at having great interviews as a podcast host, panel facilitator, and more.
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With an increase in the number of people tuning into pods this year, it’s a testament to the appeal of listening. And unlike a video or a blog, a podcast takes away the element of visualization and makes the information easier to absorb. Not to mention, a 2016 study by the University of California Berkeley found that listening to narrations, like podcasts, can stimulate various parts of your brain — be it adrenaline from a true-crime podcast, endorphins from a comedy podcast, or even oxytocin from a meditation podcast.
And so, if you’re on a mission for better productivity, work-life balance, and the pursuit of happiness, check out the episodes at The Mindvalley Podcast and Superhumans At Work.
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