The Very Best Podcast In The World - Personal Supremacy Through Health, Wealth, Happiness

So even without someone taking a dump on my desk it was difficult keeping the show rolling with all the work going on. Therefore I'm pulling the plug TEMPORARILY, and we will be back probably around late December! 

I know, there are a one or two more in real life. Yet the rules herein make you happy, healthy, and wealthy... trust me! 

Of the billions of time wasters we call our own, we're going to be examining 6 :-) 

Sometimes we need to fear the hand that feeds and not the perceived threats which are not near.

The wealthiest people I've met looked like bums... hands down. And, there are a few more "secrets" which I uncovered on my personal endeavours, and also through an interesting "meme" I found. Listen in! 

There's more to be grateful for than you may think of off the top of your head. Yet you still wield your fist at the world calling in all your expectations. So a focus back on what you should be grateful for might be helpful. Trust me! 

Financial education in school is practically non existent. And while this episode shouldn't be mistaken for financial education, it's insanely important to understand the difference between assets and liabilities within your personal finances. That's what this episode attempts to outline to you. 

I had to switch off the series after 2 minutes because there was no English audio track. Yet, friends told me all about it, and I found these key takeaways, which I wanted to put into context for everyone. 

You can actively create the reality you live in, or you can passively enjoy the one created for you... out of your realm of control. In this episode we talk about how you can actively create your reality to make it more pleasant. 

Life is difficult. That's a fact. Yet how does it become so? And what can you do to make it less difficult, or easier? That's what we're discussing in this episode. 

Life is about moving forward, and yet a lot of us dwell in the past, looking to relive the good old times. Yet reliving the past isn't categorically wrong, as we definitely need to take the "lessons learned" with us to the future to avoid mistakes. SO this exercise is about doing one without sacrificing the other. 

So I came across this meme about three career rules, and immediately found myself back in a variety of situations where I applied these rules without knowing about them. Yet my moral compass was synced even in my 20s to a degree where I always had the moral high ground. Anyhow... check out this episode, and make sure to apply these rules to your career ASAP. Will spare you from a lot of suffering down the line. 

So... Facebook got me... again... spending subconscious time... on autopilot. So I took back control by using these methods of achieving awareness; with fail-safe systems in place. 

I've lived and worked in authoritarian states on and off where things just work, and the wealth and safety are awe-inspiring. Then you get back to the democracy you were born into and sometimes, secretly wish, that you'd be able to go back because you just felt safer, and had the impression that the system you were in just feels better thereby contributing to your overall well-being. 

Based on an interesting discussion I had over the weekend, I reflected upon evil, and what I had personally done about it to find one story where I actually got to substitute Karma because she was busy :) 

Variations of this quote have been attributed to tons of people, yet this episode is more focussed upon you transitioning from the critic to the creator, and helping those asking for your critique reach new heights. 

Fun fact: every day has 24 hours. No matter how "bad" it is. Most days, however, aren't really bad. They are just conceived that way because of any number of underlying causes. So it's about creating awareness for this fact, or - if you can't get this mindset exchanged - to acknowledge, that this subjectively bad day also only has 24 hours, and tomorrow will shine in new light.

The human body is a pretty dope machine. By far the dopest feature is the built-in chemical factory, which - amongst others - produces a whole array of happiness drugs ;-) 

Against all criticism all of my endeavours were successful. And it was thanks to my persistence that things played out the way I did. Close to two decades later I have learned the most important lesson though... to be grateful for my achievements, and never giving up in the process. 

There's this thing about victim mentality that really gets me worked up because it helps absolutely no-one. So it's about reframing, and successfully negotiating challenges thrown at you in life. That's what this exercise is about. 

In retrospect everyone of us has a story of how they "burned" money when they were young. This episode was inspired by the book "rich dad, poor dad", rather a synopsis of it, and accumulates a list of mistakes a lot of young ones out there make when it comes to money. 

You can't learn this lesson early enough in life. So go out there, and spread the gospel that time is finite, and that any money lost during the course of your life can be earned back. 

The world has a whole lot to offer... to those that learn to embrace change. And that's what this little episode is about... learning to change your life because without a solid change of your mind, you can't really change anything. 

So you. think it's only "major decisions" that influence your future? Think again! 

And it's exercise Friday already. Today you're learning how to frame yourself out of deficitary situations into a positive mindset to achieve your goals, dreams, and wishes faster. Tempting? Listen in! 

There are those who "pack the gear", and there are those who don't. You can try to fit in, yet you're likely to make a fool of yourself. Taking a peek from the other side of the table with a true open, aware eye, will grant you tremendous insight about yourself... and those you shouldn't be around. 

What a ride! Probably one of the longer things I have done in my life, this episode is an overview of a few ups 'n downs, stats, and an outlook of the time ahead of us. Happy Birthday! 

Got an interesting email with a question from a listener, which coincidentally reflects well upon my own life in the past few years. It's about the the comfortable comfort zone, being bored in it, and why and how to escape it. 

My life has been on improvisation mode ever since it started, I believe. So you can pretty much throw anything at me my vision will succeed because I'm able to improvise. Then, there's the crowd with the blinders on. And as soon as their daily routine changes, their life falls to shambles. Question is, who's right? Who's better off? 

A lot of us push things as long as possible. Some tasks are reliant upon certain external factors, making it even harder. And I'm no exception. So this episode is about getting things done right away, and how relieving it can feel when they're finally off our checklist. 

You are the most important aspect in your life. And that's why you should be working on yourself first. That doesn't go to say that you should make an ego-trip for yourself... well, listen in to the details. 

Your dreams are there for a reason. As were mine. I pursued mine, and still do... what's keeping you back? 

We have repeatedly established that time is the only finite good in your life. So with only 1440 minutes available per day, of which 1/3 are sleep, and yet another third is work, there's only little time left at your disposal. So this episode highlights the most astonishing time killers, and teaches you to eradicate them from your life. 

Where are my keys? Ever heard that one before? Repeatedly throughout the day? There are rituals you can use to train yourself to keep your stuff together... and you don't have to be a bonehead about it. Cool, right? 

In furtherance to yesterdays episode... 

Is there such a thing as fake entrepreneurship? Heck yeah! You've got those busting their balls to change the world, and those who... well, you'll learn in this episode. 

I was in the "big city" and made some interesting observations... about belief, and spirituality. 

I came across this collection of leadership don'ts by a dude called Jacob Morgan. Disclaimer: I couldn't be bothered to check if he's a wallet rapist, yet the advice he presented was - in any case - worth sharing... so here goes :) 

The most famous example of alchemy is the attempt to create something worthless like lead into something precious like gold. Well, you can perform the same things in your mind; with your thoughts and mindset. Yet in this case it's not a mere theory. 

Whatever you want to do with your life, do it. At the end of it, you'll be the only one you have to answer to. And this course of action is the only course of action which will present you with happiness. 

A phrase, which has seemingly lost all meaning in a post factual world. Yet this doesn't make it less important, especially in times when giving bullshit guesstimates in conversations has become the "new normal". 

Currently the word transformation is being used/misused in business for "digital transformation", yet it's similarly important for your personal life. This episode attempts to outline a universal approach towards transformation in both personal, and business situations. 

Time is the only finite thing in your life. So here are 10 traits you want to get rid of to make more time available for yourself. 

Consciousness/awareness has repeatedly popped up in our episodes. This episode clarifies the importance of, and how to reach a higher level of consciousness/awareness.