In the last episode, we discussed an important concept in stoicism and how to reprogram the way that we look at failure and our relationship with failure. In this podcast let’s learn how to program ourselves for massive success. In order for us to enjoy massive growth and massive success in our careers and in our lives, we have to first develop the capacity within us for massive success. It has to become our natural state of being. We have […] The post #135 – 4 Routines to Increase Your Capacity for Maximum Success and Abundance first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
Amor Fati – the antidote to anxiety and procrastination Amor fati is a Latin phrase that may be translated as “love of fate” or “love of one’s fate”. It is used to describe an attitude in which one sees everything that happens in one’s life, including suffering and loss, as good or, at the very least, necessary. You need to have the mindset that it is impossible to fail. You need to be able to see what other people call […] The post #134 The Antidote to Anxiety and Procrastination first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
Today I want to tell you about a very simple exercise that only takes a few minutes. And you can do this anytime that you feel yourself full of doubt about whether you’re going to do something, whenever you feel like you’re facing something that’s impossible. I’m going to teach you how to make that not only feel less impossible but how to make it’s fulfillment inevitable. It’s actually very simple: where the body goes, the mind follows. So imagine […] The post #133 – How to make the impossible, possible, and the impossible inevitable first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
“Until You Make The Unconscious Conscious It Will Direct Your Life And You’ll Call It Fate” — Carl Jung In some of my recent posts on social media, I have talked about the importance of listening to your intuition and following it throughout your life. In today’s episode I want to share a couple of the best ways to develop your intuition and listen to your inner voice and how to use it for creative problem solving. This is one of […] The post #132 – How to develop your intuition, enter the “doorway of the subconscious” and consciously direct your life first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
I have many friends lately that have been telling me that they are disappointed with themselves because of expectations that they have set that they feel like they are not living up to. And I think that the solution is very simple. There’s something that’s better than expectations. What’s better than expectations is intuition. It always knows what you have to do. It always knows the next thing that you have to do. I like to think of it like […] The post #131 — Why your expectations are keeping you unhappy, and what to do instead first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
As a marketer and an entrepreneur, programming myself with the right thoughts is something that I find essential to do everyday. Like working out the body, it’s also important to train the mind. We take showers everyday, it’s considered normal. But how many of us actively have systems in place to motivate ourselves and program the right thoughts and attitudes every single day? The first and easiest step is to practice some type of active meditation. This is not meditation […] The post #130 – How to Develop a Bulletproof Mind first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
For those of you who have been following me for a while you know I’ve done a lot of experiments about productivity to see how I can basically become a better version of myself. I want to accomplish more and just feel like I’m achieving something everyday and making the most of my time. Here on the blog, I’ve shared my experiments with different productivity hacks like polyphasic sleep as well as how I engineer my environment for peak productivity. […] The post #129 — My Simplest Productivity “Hack” first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
We are hardwired to withdraw into a scarcity mindset because we think it protects us. By withdrawing into a figurative “shell,” we believe that we retreat into safety. Thousands of years ago, this was the case. This was how we survived. If you were kicked out of the tribe, more than likely you perished. And today we tend to continue adhering to this evolutionary mindset. We run away from things that make us feel uncomfortable. We run away from our […] The post #128 – What is a Reality Distortion Field and How Do You Use It? first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
The world is full of critical people. They destroy dreams, both their own and others, by using words like “can’t” and “won’t.” Choose instead to be a creator. Give things and people a chance. See the potential. See things as better than they are. Look for good in others. View events and situations through a positive filter. Always give value and abundance. And don’t let the small thinking of some other people pollute your thinking. It’s not lonely at the […] The post #127 – The Mindset that Enables Huge Wins first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
Is there a possibility that the worst thing that you can imagine happening could actually be the best thing? Your life is going to be long and one of the only ways to not be dragged down into bitterness and live a happy life is to develop resilience. Anything you think might seem bad in the moment, can and often does turn out to have positive effects in the long-term. Anytime that you feel that you’re going through something that […] The post #126 – Can the Worst Thing Be the Best Thing? first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
Hi, this is Danny, producer of the open world podcast. After a few years long hiatus we are back to podcasting and rebranding this podcast with a new name and a new format. I have a lot of great content in store for you guys and to make things streamlined and easier, and make it more reliable to provide you with fresh content I will no longer be narrating future episodes. Occasionally I may be jumping in with an interview […] The post #125 After 2 years, we’re back! first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
Welcome to another exciting episode of the OpenWorld podcast! After a long hiatus, I’m excited to kick off a new season with you all. We have great things in store! Today we bring you a value-packed episode from a friend, nomad, and entrepreneur that I truly admire. His name is Drew Taylor and he’s one of the most industrious digital nomads that I know. The founder of Digital Nomad University, Drew is always sharing valuable resources about new ventures and […] The post #124 How to Create Opportunities and Live Freely (with @selfmadedt) first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
Welcome to another episode of the OpenWorld podcast! Our guest, Vin Clancy, was living on welfare and benefits 3 years ago, until he received a check for $250,000 for one of his ideas. He used the growth hacking techniques he was learning to get millions of visitors to websites he created and raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in investment, and got into the Techstars accelerator. He made over $165,000 with his previous growth hacking book launch, “Secret Sauce,” and […] The post #123 Two of the World’s Top Growth Hackers Discuss Growth Hacking (with @VinClancy) first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
If you love travel and pursuing your passions, you’ll love this episode! Back in 2016, Celinne Da Costa took a huge leap of faith: she left her unfulfilling corporate life in New York City behind to design the life she wanted from scratch. Growing up as an Italian-Brazilian in the United States, she never subscribed to the idea of the American Dream. Instead she yearned for a lifestyle that allowed her to travel, write, and share meaningful experiences with others. […] The post #122 Embracing the Unknown and Discovering Myself with Celinne Da Costa first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
In this episode of the podcast I have the pleasure of welcoming my friend and fellow nomad extraordinaire, Doug Crowe. Doug is the chief instigator behind Real Best Seller and helps regular business people to create books and profitable businesses with their book as an anchor. An avid traveler, Doug travels around the world and seems to be in a new country almost every week. He recently brought his mother with him on an unforgettable voyage to Antarctica. We had a […] The post #121 How I lost it all and rebuilt from scratch with @DougCrowe first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
On today’s podcast we’re speaking with Kim and Ryan Desmond who run CodingNomads, which teaches intensive software development courses around the world. When I first read about Kim and Ryan’s business, I really thought they had taken the tough route – after all, setting up an onsite technical training camp in Bali or Thailand cannot be easy, right? However, Ryan’s expertise with in-demand coding skills, Kim’s chops in marketing, and the couple’s combined dream to help people worldwide learn skills […] The post #120 Creating a Generation of Coding Digital Nomads with @codingnomads first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
In this episode, we’ve flipped the tables and I’m the one being interviewed by my friend and new OpenWorld podcast co-host, Lloyd Hester. Sometime ago, Lloyd and I connected on Facebook and connected instantly as fellow entrepreneurs, global nomads, and kindred spirits. Both of us were the archetypal “square peg in the round hole” growing up; we really didn’t fit in with traditional education and a traditional career path. Despite natural gifts, we always seemed to be the troublemakers, the […] The post #119 Rise of the Rebel Business Owner with Lloyd Hester and Danny Flood first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
Welcome to another exciting episode of the OpenWorld podcast! Today I’m joined by the one and only James Schramko, author of the new book “Work Less, Make more!” There are plenty of people who talk about lifestyle, and traveling and working remotely. Browse around on YouTube and you’ll find plenty of “How to Live in Chiang Mai for $10 a Day” videos all over the place. James is a bit different. He is one of the only lifestyle guys who […] The post #118 How to Create a Profitable Business and Life you Love with James Schramko first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
Welcome to another interesting and educational episode of the OpenWorld podcast. In this episode I’m joined by my friend and colleague, Beck Power, who is hard at work building her digital nomad empire! Before she began her new life living abroad, Beck was working as a travel agent in New Zealand. She was earning a decent salary of $75,000, but she was making her company than two million! She thought I’m tired of making other people rich and decided to strike […] The post #117 From 42 Cents in my Account to 1 Million in Sales Funnels with Beck Power (@thebeckpower) first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.
Welcome to another action-packed episode of the OpenWorld podcast! In this interview I’m joined by a true man of mystery, the founder of Nomad Capitalist, the one and only Andrew Henderson. Andrew is one of the world’s most sought after experts on offshore and expat tax issues, second passports, and global citizenship. Andrew’s mission is to show you that geography is no longer a limiting factor and that you can exponentially improve your living situation. What I like about Andrew is he’s a […] The post #116 How to Exponentially Improve Your Life and Find Freedom with Andrew Henderson (@nomadcapitalist) first appeared on OpenWorld Magazine.