Sources of thinking

Self growth is a long journey of failures, achievements, lessons and moments. Learning how to embrace every step of it is crucial, and understanding that happiness is a path not a destination will help us live in a more content satisfied manner. Happiness is not linear, and it sh ... Show More

How do we take ourselves from a place of weakness to a spot of power? How do we elevate our lives and stay there for ourselves when no one is? Sticking for ourselves through the whole ride is necessary and this episode will teach you just exactly that. 

Is positivity a key essence to happiness or is it an advertised concept by life coaches? How do we become more positive individuals and how do we let positivity take us on a greater path? 

<p>In this episode, we talk about learning to observe our minds and realize its nature as an endless gatherer of thoughts, emotions and expectations. </p> 

Brains bear thoughts like a peach tree bears peaches. Even for meditators it's almost impossible to stop the firehose of words and images and ideas. But what in the world is a thought, physically? How can you hear a voice in your head when there's no one speaking in the outside w ... Show More

Listen in as Michael shares one of his newest insights into the nature of thought and the fast track to knowing your own mind! 

<p>Tune in this week to discover the truth about where ideas come from. I'm sharing why we need to be open to receiving when it comes to ideas, solutions, and new approaches, how our brain stops us from expanding on some ideas, and how to approach all ideas with an open mind.</p> ... Show More

What is a mind? Can we pin it down? To what do the pronouns "I" and "you" really refer? Is the mind different to its contents? What do we know and what are we struggling still to understand? 

The process of thinking is nothing but asking and answering questions. Our thinking changes the shape of our lives, so the questions we ask ourselves matter, whether it’s “how can I learn this?” or “how can I get healthier?” We’re asking ourselves questions all the time, but we’r ... Show More

How do we talk about complicated tasks done by your brain?