Health, Wealth and the Pursuit of Happiness will explore topics relating to planning, building, and living out your best life. Each episode Mark Dale Mazur and Aries Jimenez discuss best life practices that will: Help you crack the code to live every day in a “state of well-being;” Empower you to live life with an abundant mindset; Enable you to experience true freedom that is foundational for the happiness of every human being. Please join us on this journey!
Health, Wealth and the Pursuit of Happiness
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Health, Wealth and the Pursuit of Happiness will explore topics relating to planning, building, and living out your best life. Each episode Mark Dale Mazur and Aries Jimenez discuss best life practices that will: Help you crack the code to live every day in a “state of well-being;” Empower you to live life with an abundant mindset; Enable you to experience true freedom that is foundational for the happiness of every human being. Please join us on this journey!
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Recent Episodes
January 8, 2020
Your Heroic Journey
Everyone in this life is on, what can be referred to as, a journey. Let’s assume in this context, that one’s journey starts at point A and ends at point B, with many stops and stays along the way. In this episode we explore Joseph Campbell’s take on this through his “Hero’s Journey” work. We interview Marion Moss Hubbard, Ph.D., founder of Heroic Journey Consulting which helps individuals and organizational leaders facilitate personal, organizational and global transformation through human consciousness development. What that means for the listener of this week’s podcast episode, is the opportunity to reframe one’s life in the context of a powerful story about courageously facing life’s challenges with heart and grit, in order to live fully and authentically. When we are able to do this, we come from a different consciousness about ourselves that results in contributing to the world from a more evolved state of being. That shift brings out the best version of us and that positively impacts, not only ourselves, but also those around us. Learn more and listen to Marion’s Heroic Journey and the model she uses to transform herself and others. It’s well worth the ride! To your inspired, heroic self, Mark What We Discuss: • We start with Marion’s “heroic journey” • Lesson learned on her journey • Personal growth as a marker for being on the “right path” • Dropping the baggage that tethers our soul and authentic self • The difference between an intellectual connection and spiritual connection • Going through the transformation process in one’s journey • The tipping point from Texas to a sabbatical in Sedona, AZ • Marion’s journey from Sedona to Seattle • The story of Peace Pilgrim • Universal deeper truths we all know intuitively • Examples of Marion’s self-discovery during her questioning of “what’s true for her?” • The difference between Knowing with a capital “K” and knowing with a lower-case ”k” • Knowing what’s really true for you and how do we “Know” that? • Marion’s story overlaying her heroic journey • Creating our sacred container from our life experiences on our own heroic journey • Seeing our challenges as part of our triumph in our heroic journey • The Seven Stage Labyrinth Model archetype for one’s heroic journey • Vertical alignment of spirit and true self at the intersection of the labyrinth core • How to stand in truth by peeling away the nontruths and stepping into our divine-self • Mythological time vs earth time • Catalysts for growth are always found in personal and group relationship trials • What’s your story? What do you want? What’s your intention? • Writing your own story from outside yourself as the detached observer • Ways of reconnecting from a state of disconnection Supporting Resources: • You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay • All about Peace Pilgrim • I Need Your Love — Is That True? by Byron Katie • A New Earth Podcast by Eckart Tolle and Oprah • Joseph Campbell Interview by Bill Moyers • Hero with a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell • Story Telling by Annette Simmons • Paul Selig Website • Jane Roberts work • Heroic Journey Consulting by Marion Moss Hubbard
December 4, 2019
Do You Accept Yourself?
We continue the conversation around another of the 14 constructs of well-being as presented by Psychology Today. The importance of well-being has been widely acknowledged over the past twenty years by psychologists. But the concept itself is surprisingly complex. In a recent study which aimed to bring some order to the confusion, Dr Ylenio Longo at the University of Nottingham, in England, examined the similarities and differences in the six most widely used theoretical perspectives on well-being. Looking for similarities and differences across the six theoretical perspectives in how they defined well-being, he identified fourteen distinct and recurring constructs that are used to describe well-being: happiness, vitality, calmness, optimism, involvement, self-awareness, self-acceptance, self-worth, competence, development, purpose, significance, congruence, and connection. Here we tackle self-acceptance as defined as “accepting yourself the way you are.” What does that mean? How do we that? Can we fully accept ourselves? Do you accept yourself? Fully? Completely? Listen in as we carry on with some interesting banter exploring acceptance and the successes and struggles we endure as find ways to accept ourselves. To you well-being and fully accepting who you are, Mark What We Discuss: • A recap from the Phycology Today constructs that contribute to a sense of well being • Acceptance and “who” and “what” are we that do accept • Needing to know who we are • How we define ourselves • What parameters we use to that inform our acceptance of ourselves • Navigating in the world with our five senses • Love’s relationship to acceptance • What’s the opposite of acceptance? • Understanding the different nuances associated with words as we define them • Mark’s model of acceptance for himself • Acceptance as a process for many of us • Being confident of who you are in the world • Aries’ struggles with sharing our podcast with his tribe • Mark responds to Aries’ discomfort with how others respond to what he says • How Kundalini yoga shines the light on your behavior and thoughts • Accepting the fact that we make mistakes • Other interesting examples of challenges with self-acceptance and dealing with actions that have negative consequences • Tools used to support acceptance • Acceptance and the stories we tell ourselves • Are there moral issues with how we deal with accepting ourselves • Some of the suffering that Aries deals with around acceptance of others’ behavior • Acceptance as a life long endeavor Supporting Resources: • The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman • The Book of Ho’oponopono by Luc Bodin M.D, Nathalie Bodin Lamboy, Jean Graciet
November 14, 2019
Are You Living Congruently?
There are many facets of living a life of well-being. A lot goes into that recipe. One often overlooked, but key ingredient is congruency. What does it mean to be congruent, and how does it contribute to one’s state of well-being? Congruency in this context is all about alignment. It is living and being fully aligned with what is true for each of us. That is, in alignment with who we are as our human persona as well as living in alignment with our spiritual persona. Behaving, speaking, thinking… and living each moment in congruency with one’s beliefs and values will almost assure one of a sense of being well. Look at your life. How are you living? Do you know what is and what isn’t congruent for you? To your life of well-being! Mark What We Discuss: • A little back story from Mark’s battle with self-worth after what he felt was an embarrassing experience • Defining congruency • How do we see ourselves? • What tools can we use to better understand ourselves? • Who are we? • Are we our name? Are we our body? • Is there a duality of self? Physical-ego and spiritual-true nature? • Aligning congruency with one’s soul • Our natural state of being • Frequency congruency: What’s do we mean by that? • The choices we make regarding chasing thoughts • Discovering what is NOT congruent with your true nature • Exercises we can do to help us learn what is congruent with themselves • The need to grow • Are you living from a place of Spirit? • Knowing your Unique Ability • The role feelings play and how we deal with them • The importance of exploring, sharing and discovering our feelings • Are you living the life you really want to be living? • Are you being the person you want to be? Supporting Resources: • The One Thing by Gary Keller • The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod • Unique Ability by Catherine Nomura
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