James Purpura has experienced some of the most extreme moments life can offer. Fifteen years ago, he was an inmate struggling with life in solitary confinement, placed there as a result of his actions while homeless and addicted to drugs. While in prison, he reconciled his life and developed a personal philosophy. Once released, he found his wife, created an amazing family, a beautifully prosperous life, and became inspired to share his knowledge with the world.

Highlights

• What being in solitary confinement was like, what he learned from it, and how he started to turn his life around.
• Taking ownership of his life outcomes was his turning point.
• You do not see reality – James explains.
• We develop our perception of reality when we are young.
• What you see is just an assumption. Mindfulness allows you to see beyond the assumption.
• You cannot see what you don’t believe is possible.
• Emotions are the window into our subconscious mind.
• Emotions draw your attention to your beliefs about yourself.
• Every belief has an emotional component.
• The emotion will lead you to the belief.
• Creating happiness is about changing your internal world. Making more money is about changing your external world.
• James shares his emotional integration technique.
• In their book, they take things that are complicated and they break them down into something simple.
• As soon as you focus on something it becomes part of your possibilities.
• There is a cost to being a pessimist.
• Positivity opens up your field of possibilities.
• There are no bad decisions. You make your decisions based on the information that’s available to you.
• Life and growth are about living in the uncertainty of not knowing.

Links

ProsperityPlace

Visit James’s site: www.Powerful-U.com

The book – Perception: Seeing Is Not Believing.

Joel Zaslofsky is the community-animator, multipotentialite, and quantum biology fanatic behind a bunch of neat stuff. He’s the Connections and Operations Guy for the Puttytribe, hosts the popular Smart and Simple Matters podcast, and has one overarching theme in life – bringing people together.

Highlights

• Joel shares how he decided to leave corporate.
• Joel identifies himself as a minimalist and talks about how he got into the movement.
• Getting clear internally and changing habits was important to get into the simple lifestyle.
• Melinda, Joel’s wife, keeps him grounded.
• We talk about what it takes to find guides and mentors for unconventional people.
• The Everything Conference was held recently. Joel explains what it was and hoped to accomplish.
• Multipotentialites often think they are broken in some way because they don’t focus on one thing.
• There is so much information available and some people become overwhelmed with the choices.

Links

Joel’s site: www.JoelZaslofsky.com

The Putty Tribe – www.theputtytribe.com

The Intention + Action Coaching Group

Rapid Money-Block Release + A Zap

In today’s episode, I discuss a prosperity principle that people aren’t always aware of. It takes a bit of time to understand, but once you get it, your perception of your problems can change dramatically. This makes it easier to find solutions.

Highlights

• Here’s the principle: The situation you are in doesn’t cause your emotions, your emotions create the situation.
• Your emotions are the creative force behind your life stories.
• Emotions are not inherent in a situation.
• I use a disappointment habit as an example.
• I talk about a process for recognizing and altering your habitual feelings.

Links

Intention  + Action Coaching Group