"Knowing that 'huge risks' always lead to 'huge rewards' is deeply comforting, because we are naturally attracted to shortcuts and quick solutions to highly complex problems." - Andrew Gabelic

Are you debating going all out? Quitting your job, taking a leap of faith, and going after what you’ve always wanted? 

What if things go wrong? What if it is exactly what you need to make it big? 
You have two voices in your head, an advocate for risk and an advocate for trepidation.

In this 10 minute podcast, I analyze which voice makes more sense, and which is the most wrong. 

I conclude that our insistence on binaries (why not both?) is what hurts us the most. You can do both at the same time! Listen to start thinking about how that would work.

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Are ‘Success Experts’ Telling the Truth About Taking Big Risks?

“Life is not a long climb to a restful and peaceful plateau. It never was and it never will be. Life is a video game, every time you complete a level you advance into a new one. The new level will bring more adventures, more excitement, and yes – more problems.” – Andrew Gabelic

In this 10 minute podcast, I go deep into our insistence to see every new chapter of our lives as a “seamless plateau of success”. It’s not just that every chapter will be full of problems, it’s that problems can be enjoyed, celebrated, and appreciated. Just think about how you react to the problems in your video games!

Your Life is Like Levels in a Video Game

“Right before our fortune turns around, the second before everything finally changes, things don’t get better, they get worse and worse and worse, The small remnants of predictability begin to crumble, The cynicism finally takes over. Right before everything changes, it feels like everything is about to go to hell. But then the rules of your life change unexpectedly, from one second to the next. It’s like somebody flicked a switch: good fortune explodes all over your face.” – Andrew Gabelic

In this 10 minute podcast, I review the familiar pattern of life, and endless cycle moving us away from and closer to valuable things. I try to remind you that your obstacles are here for a reason, and that no matter how bad things get, you're always one day closer to the best day of your life. You'll need this if you're in the thick of it =)

7 Minutes for Trusting Life and Restoring Optimism in Tough Times

"Is hard work all you need to see your dreams come true, or could you fail even if you do everything in your power to achieve them? Most life questions have two seemingly conflicting, but simultaneously true answers, and this one is no different. Yes, you have full control of your destiny, and hard work, determination, and commitment are certain to pay off no matter what the circumstances throw at you. But there is a catch...not all hard work is created equal."
- Andrew Gabelic

In this 10 minute podcast, I review the glorification of hard work (and whether or not it is necessarily tied to 'success'). I explain that not all hard work is created equal, and that true success involves a different, more important ingredient: initiative.

Does Hard Work Guarantee Success?

"I have a feeling that what you’re doing right now is a 'holding pattern', a step to whatever comes next, a preparation or a thing that will last a little bit. You could be dismayed when it feels unfulfilling because it is MEANT to be unfulfilling." - Andrew Gabelic

In this 4 minute podcast, I talk about those strange chapters of our lives that feel like a limbo (the past is gone, but the future has not yet arrived). These chapters usually feel awful, but this is by DESIGN!

Tired of Waiting for Change? You Might be in a ‘Holding Pattern’

“Many think only thinking is bold, believing thoughts become things on their own, thinking it happens away from their soul. A worker can be hired, a thinker can be bought, an audience will find it, and an investor sought. This is how they see execution, a privilege they earned for thinking good thoughts…”
– Andrew Gabelic

How Do You Know If You Have a Brilliant Idea?

“Whether or not I think I admire them, everyone has accomplished many things that come hard to me, everyone does the best with what they have (even when they’re majorly screwing up and I can see it and can’t help but criticize it). I can still give them a break. It’s so easy to give somebody a break.”
– Andrew Gabelic

In this 8 minute podcast, I analyze our tendency to get annoyed with imperfection, when imperfection is all we can expect in this life (both from ourselves and others).

How Safe Is Your Peace of Mind from Annoying People?

I’m a staunch “spiritual but not religious” guy, and I’m building an app around those beliefs. If you believe what I believe, go to https://www.teledipity.com/help to support our campaign.

Millennial, Spiritual, Not Religious: 5 Things I Believe And How I’m Building an App Around Them

In the first episode of Quarantine Consciousness, Andrew connects with Nikki Sharp (Teledipity user since 2019) for some real-talk on nutrition, fear and their effects on the immune system. Nikki is a former international model, best-selling author and spirituality/wellness coach. Nikki's eloquent and inspirational message cuts through the core of our anxieties and reminds us of all the things we CAN control. Andrew also gets updates from Alice Molinari (Teledipity user and 6 Steps Member from Los Angeles) and Thibault Doutriaux (Teledipity user and 6 Steps Member from Valencia, Spain) on the evolving situation and the disruptions to their lives. We talk about the law of attraction, building dreams, and the hidden opportunities that may be hiding beneath these uncertain times. Andrew invites both to join him as co-hosts of this new Zoom podcast documenting our quarantines and our relentless search for the purposeful beneath the challenging.

Quarantine Consciousness - EP 1 - Nikki Sharp - Nutrition Tips for Boosting Your Immunune System

According to the Pythagorean theory of 9 year cycles, the period we're living in is one of the most important in human history. Though it feels scary, the news could not be better: we're in the process of building a better world. It's the perfect excuse to start trusting your crazy dreams and go after them. What are you afraid to lose? The job you hate? With automation, artificial intelligence, and a predictable global recession on the horizon...you're going to lose that anyway (and that's good news). Your income? You're three online courses away from learning monetizable skills that can grant you the freedom you crave. Why aren't you building your exit? Why aren't you using this excuse to have an awesome impact on the world? Why not help us solve some of these problems we all keep complaining about? 21st Century Formula is a new podcast for the Teledipity community. Every month, we will come together to talk about the future. We will slowly dissect exciting links between the Pyhtagorean theory and key dates (including the fall of the Berlin wall, the invention of the internet and the release of the smartphone). We will interview one inspirational Teledipity user and learn about how they're following their 21st Century mission. We will share stories about the history of Teledipity, and inspire you to follow your crazy dreams in any way that we can. 21st Century Formula launches on 2/20/2020. Click below to subscribe on your favorite platform and listen to the prologue episodes "The Teledipity Origin Story - Part 1" and "Sneak Preview: You Are Not Your Programs".

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