Apr 15, 2019
This week’s episode is a personal one. It touches on conversations that we’ve had during our earlier episodes about radical authenticity, ruthless honesty, and courageous vulnerability. Speaking of vulnerability, we deep dive into a very vulnerable moment for Nick. He has a confession that he shares with us, along with the lessons that he garnered from it. We talk about this often that, in every situation in our lives (even in the challenges), there’s a spiritual lesson if we’re willing to see it. This episode is about Nick’s journey into the lessons and how he was able to humble himself to see what was there…...believe it or not, this was all brought on by cheese!
2:05 Seeing the
Gifts
“In every challenge, in every situation, there’s a spiritual lesson
if we are willing to see it. We’ve really got to be present with
what we're going through, have gone through and be receptive to the
fact that even when something is — many people will say 'hard,' I
like to use the word 'challenging' — there’s a gift. Those gifts
can lead to many gifts, many insights.” -
KISMA
15:22 Using the Tools
“If you have the best medication in the world, the most amazing
super pill that’s going to fix everything in your life, it does you
absolutely no good if it sits in the bottle” -
NICK
19:20 The Lesson
“The lesson is everyone in this world, whatever your thing is, if
you pray, if you meditate, if you run, if you work out, if you
journal, if you do energy work like we do, if you’ve worked with us
or not, if you have a thing, a ritual, a protocol, and little by
little you start to ignore that — it can also apply if you start to
ignore being kind or you start to ignore making money or being
compassionate — there's a whole ripple effect in your being from
becoming complacent to one important thing.” -
KISMA
23:14 Pride
“Here’s the thing about pride: If you were to measure somebody’s
spiritual core — which you can totally do, you can measure it any
time — and when somebody gets into the pride, it doesn't just go
back to its least common denominator. It actually diminishes from
that. It’s a massive, massive diminishment and it really cuts off
that connection to those higher aspects of yourself — all of the
things that keep you in your happy, joyful place doing what you’re
here to do.” - NICK
33:03 A Receptive
State
“Just saying, 'Be more humble,' that’s not it either. That’s not
the answer. What I would say is it comes from a really receptive
state, even if you only do that for a few minutes a day. It’s
something to reflect on and from the receptive state to just say,
'Show me.'” - NICK