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Each and every one of us has wounding childhood experiences, which are fundamentally confusing at their core. From an evolutionary standpoint, we’re unable to blame our parents, which leads us to blame ourselves. As a result, we can feel unworthy, unlovable, inferior, and unwanted. These feelings set us up for an epic battle that can last for the rest of our lives; the battle of yourself versus your beliefs.

If you’re ready to overcome that battle and step into your life’s legacy, this is the episode for you! My guest, Jeffrey Van Dyk, is both an insightful expert in personal development and a powerful, inspiring speaker. You are destined for greatness, and Jeffrey will help you get there!

Each and every one of us has the ability to change the world for the better, but so few of us realize our true potential. Imagine if you could help a paralyzed artist paint again, or give arms to a boy whose own limbs were blown off by a bomb, or help a deaf woman hear through sensations on her skin, or even allow a man stricken with ALS to tell his wife that he loves her out loud for the first time in over a decade. All of these may sound unrealistic or even impossible, but Mick Ebeling would disagree.

My guest today, Mick Ebeling is the founder of the aptly named Not Impossible, an award-winning social innovation lab and production company that believes that nothing is impossible. His passion lies in technology for the sake of humanity and changing the world for the better. Tune into this episode and I promise that you, too, will be inspired and feel empowered to do the seemingly impossible.

Have you ever felt that you’re unloveable or not good enough? We develop coping mechanisms to deal with these feelings. These coping strategies aren’t necessarily bad, but they don’t come from a secure or loving place. There are four types of limiting stories that we all tell ourselves. It’s only once we’ve identified our stories and coping mechanisms that we can move on.

If you’re ready to shed your limiting stories, you’ve come to the right place. Pamela Bruner is joining me to give you the tools to move beyond these stories and dismantle your coping mechanisms. Pamela is a business coach and speaker who really knows what she’s talking about. After working through her own limiting beliefs, she built a business with profits of over $1 million in less than three years.

What’s the secret to becoming financially wealthy? Many of us relentlessly pursue the almighty dollar but fail to get rich. As you’ll learn in this powerful episode, you have to let go of your attachment to money and focus on solving the world’s problems in order to secure more wealth. Money is a manifestation of energy and it needs to be treated and respected accordingly.

Here to explain all this is the remarkable Dame DC Cordova. DC is the CEO of Excellerated Business Schools, which boasts over 100,000 graduates and helps entrepreneurs create meaningful businesses  that solve problems and make money. I took her excellent seminar Money & You a couple years ago. It was so powerful and had such an impact that I just had to bring her on the show to share her perspective and abundant wisdom with you.

How would your life change if you saw every hardship and obstacle you encountered as a promise of a better future rather than as something that ruins your plans (or just your day)? This kind of perspective is often clear in hindsight, but may be harder to see in the moment. I hope that today’s conversation with Getrude Matshe, who opens up about her recent near-death experience and how past obstacles have led to her happy present, will help give you some of that perspective.

Getrude Matshe is a native of Zimbabwe who now lives in New Zealand. She’s passionate about improving the human condition (which she ties to the concept of Ubuntu) and is working to make healthcare more accessible. Another of her deep passions is helping people find their individual life purpose and live consciously. She’s the author of Born on the Continent as well as a forthcoming book about her recent near-death experience, Dying in the Rice Paddies of Saba.