Podcast 175: The Leader Who Had No Title with Robin Sharma

Program 1: Muskulär Avspänning

Program 4: Målbildsträning

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Hope you’re owning the game and dialing in your craft.

In this Mastery Session you’ll learn:

- how to build a wall around your confidence so toxic influences don’t get in anymore
- ways to become competition-free by staying in your own lane
-a move to shift from a scarcity mentality to a generosity mindset using The 10x Value Obsession principle that has helped clients at my live events Personal Mastery Academy and The Titan Summit create their fortunes.

I know you’ll get wonderful value from this Mastery Session so definitely make the time to watch it and you’ll see what I mean.

Thank you for your faith in my work, sharing these episodes and standing for your greatness.

Robin

Robin Sharma Mastery Sessions

How Business Titans Do It

In this valuable audio, I deconstruct a routine that will help you put into perspective the progress you've made each and every day. 

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A Routine To Help You Recognize Your Micro - Wins

In this episode of The Daily Mastery Podcast, Robin Sharma explains the “granularity versus superficiality” distinction that he's been teaching to his private mentoring clients for years.

The Granularity Versus Superficiality Distinction

En meditation för dig som vaknar upp på natten och har svårt att somna om. Skapad och guidad av leg. psykolog Sofia Viotti. Följ psykolog_sofiaviotti på Instagram.
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Meditation för att somna om

When we think about Buddhism, we don’t often think about monks and nuns conjuring spells or curses to break up lovers, exorcise demons, prevent unwanted pregnancies, or kill enemies. But for over two and a half millennia, magic and healing rituals have been an integral part of everyday Buddhism. They were also key to Buddhism becoming a cosmopolitan religion, flourishing in areas beyond the Indian Buddhist heartland. The magical aspects of Buddhist history, however, have been ignored or dismissed by scholars of Buddhism and by Buddhists themselves, resulting in a distorted view of the traditions we may study and practice today.

In his new book, Buddhist Magic: Divination, Healing, and Enchantment Through the Ages, Sam van Schaik, a textual historian and practitioner of Tibetan Buddhism, makes a compelling case for why we should pay attention to Buddhism’s magical heritage—and what we lose by casting it aside. Having previously worked for the International Dunhuang Project, van Schaik currently heads the Endangered Archives Programme at the British Library in London. He is the author of Tibet: A History, Tibetan Zen, The Spirit of Zen, and The Spirit of Tibetan Buddhism.

In our latest podcast episode with Tricycle’s Editor and Publisher James Shaheen, van Schaik debunks misperceptions about early Buddhism by showing how magical literature can offer a more holistic and realistic view of Buddhism from the ground up. He also paints a vivid picture of the role monks and nuns may have played in the magical-gig economy as well as how we can view mindfulness meditation in a comparable way—as the magic of our current age.

Sam van Schaik: Buddhist Magic and Why We Shouldn’t Cast It Aside

Michael Södermalm is Sweden's foremost lecturer on mental training, coaching and personal development with more than 5000 lectures in 30 countries.