How To Find Your Purpose In Life In 40 Days Or Less: Dissolve the Hidden Blocks That Keep You Stuck & Finally Thrive Based On Your Life’s Unique Purpose
If you've been paying attention to my anti-aging and longevity advice of late (such as this week's article on simple and natural habits for enhancing longevity), you no doubt are aware that one of the best things you can do for yourself is to find your purpose in life.
If things haven’t been going the way you’ve planned, and especially if you've felt completely stuck in life, know this: everything changes the moment you discover your life’s unique purpose. Success, love, abundance, health and well-being, and vibrant energy are all by-products of leading a purpose-filled life. But maybe you don’t know what your life’s purpose is, or you don’t believe you have one, or you thought you knew what it was and you lost it. If that’s the case, then this podcast is for you.
In the latest book from today's podcast guest Mastin Kipp, you're guided on a 40-day journey, inspired by Joseph Campbell’s model of the hero’s journey, to identify and dissolve whatever’s holding you back, break free from trauma and victimhood, and transform your life. Mastin is an American entrepreneur, best-selling author, and renowned public speaker and the creator of Functional Life Coaching™. He is the author of the best- selling books Daily Love and Claim Your Power, and has been featured in outlets like Well + Good, Huffington Post, and has appeared on Fox News, ABC, CBS News, and more.
During our discussion, you'll discover:
-Mastin's treadmill desk setup that he used to write the entire book...8:00
-How Mastin felt on cocaine, and what happened to his brain scan afterwards...15:00
-Why Ben loves books by Richard Branson...21:30
-How Mastin burns fat and builds muscle simultaneously in the morning workout session...30:00
-The neural exercises you can do to hack your nervous system to find purpose in life...34:30
-Why you often keep exercising even if you're injured, and our inherent fear of being immobilized...37:00
-Why Mastin always leads with service, rather than viewing relationships as transactional...1:04:00
-How Mastin got onto Oprah (and the #1 thing he learned from Oprah)...1:14:00
-What Mastin has learned from Tony Robbins...1:16:30
-And much more...
Resources from this episode:
-Amazon treadmill desk that Ben and Mastin discuss
-Lewis Howes' book The Mask of Masculinity
-My podcast with Naveen Jain from Viome
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