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Welcome to another empowering episode of Limitless Grit! Today, we're diving deep with Gay Hendricks, a transformative figure in the realms of body-mind wellness and relational dynamics. With a legacy spanning four decades, Gay is the go-to coach for executives from renowned corporations like Dell, HP, and Motorola. Don't miss this episode!

🌟 About Gay Hendricks:
Holding a Ph.D. from Stanford University, Gay Hendricks is an intellectual powerhouse in counseling psychology. After a remarkable 21-year academic career at the University of Colorado, he founded the Hendricks Institute, leading transformative seminars worldwide. Gay has co-authored seminal works like Conscious Loving, Conscious Luck, and, The Corporate Mystic."

Gay Hendricks' New York Times bestseller, "Five Wishes," has crossed language barriers, translated into 17 languages. His magnum opus, "The Big Leap," is a must-read, empowering you to shatter internal barriers and ascend to new life heights.

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Full Show Notes Available At: fourhourworkweek.com/2014/10/21/brain-pickings/

This episode is sponsored by 99Designs and ExOfficio.

Maria Popova has written for amazing outlets like The Atlantic and The New York Times, but I find her most amazing project to be BrainPickings.org.

Founded in 2006 as a weekly email that went out to seven friends, BrainPickings now get more than 5 million readers per month (!). I read very few blogs regularly, but BrainPickings is one of the few. It is a treasure trove.

BrainPickings is Maria's one-woman labor of love — her subjective lens on what matters in the world and why. It's also an inquiry into how to live and what it means to lead a good life. From Mark Twain to Oscar Wilde and everyone in between, Maria finds hidden gems to share.

And that's what I hoped to do in this episode. It takes me a few minutes to warm up in this interview, but as soon as we get going, we geek out like crazy, talking about almost every aspect of her life, her site, her business, and her writing.

I loved doing this interview, and I hope you love listening to it. There are a lot of valuable nuggets.

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Full Show Notes

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"It's time to become the chess player, not the chess piece." - Tony Robbins

If you enjoyed this episode, check out the video of the full interview and the show notes at www.lewishowes.com/109.

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More with Jim Marunich on Black Elk Speaks, traditional stories about Coyote the trickster and creation, and three articles: "Philosophy of Native Science" by Gregory Cajete, "What Coyote and Thales Can Teach Us: An Outline of American Indian Epistemology" by Brian Yazzie Burkhart, and "Language Matters: A Metaphysic of Non-Discreet, Non-Binary Dualism" by Anne Waters.

We get further into the specifics of the articles, talking about propositional vs. procedural knowledge (e.g., the agricultural story of the Three Sisters), process philosophy (read Jim's thesis), the personhood of the world, what we owe to nonhuman nature (respect!), and a flexible, non-rules-based, phenomenological ethics.

Listen to part 1 first or get the ad-free Citizen Edition. Please support PEL!

Are you a member of a native culture in the Western hemisphere? Do you feel like we missed the boat in our discussion and that you have something to contribute to our audience's understanding? Please contact us ASAP at PEL@partiallyexaminedlife.com to discuss a blog post or potential follow-up recording.

End song: “Circle’s Gotta Go” by Kim Rancourt, as interviewed on Nakedly Examined Music #52.

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"A REAL MAN IS SOMEONE WHO LEAVES THIS PLACE BETTER THAN HE FOUND IT." - LEWIS HOWES

I know him as a comedian with great videos, but were you aware at how inspiring JP Sears is?

He puts himself out on the line every day, purposefully making himself look silly and taking chances. He doesn’t let fear get in his way, he embraces it.

It’s normal for all of us to become scared, and hold ourselves back. That doesn’t create happiness, though. It creates comfort.

If you want to be happy, take a lesson from JP Sears on this episode of Five Minute Friday, pulled from a previous interview. He discusses how fear isn’t something we should be pushing away from. It’s what we need to embrace in order push ourselves further, find out who we really are, and achieve the true happiness we want.

Discover all of that and much more, on Episode 567.

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Hello there! This is Shristi and Jugal. 'The Limitless Grit Podcast' is a platform where we engage in honest conversations with entrepreneurs, thought leaders, educators, artists, and other individuals who, we believe, dare to live life on their own terms. Each guest selected for an interview on our podcast brings a unique and different life perspective, but they all share one commonality: consciously choosing courage over fear. While some of our interviewees have impacted millions of lives, others are just beginning their journeys. In each episode, we explore the evolution of their ideas and delve into how they inspired others to embrace their vision.

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