23: How To Succeed At Life With Jack Canfield

What makes successful people different from everyone else? Why can some people achieve amazing things, while others never make it off the couch? It was this line of questioning that fascinated today’s podcast guest, Jack Canfield.

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And seeing as he’s now the number one success coach in the world, as well as a mega-selling author (who’s written and co-authored more than 150 books, including 66 bestsellers including Chicken Soup For The Soul, and The Success Principles), it’s safe to say that he found some powerful answers to those questions!

So if you want to pick up some absolute gold about creating a success mindset and achieving real results, straight from the godfather of personal development himself, this episode is for you!

In this episode we chat about:

• His journey from school teacher to number one success coach in the world (03:57)
• What success is to him (07:39)
• Jack’s story about discovery and his encounter with a Golden Buddha (10:40)
• The importance of taking care of ourselves and serving others (13:41)
• Why being authentic is so powerful (17:46)
• Why comparison is a fast track to misery (and how to eradicate it from your mindset) (21:08)
• The power of presence when it comes to success (26:26)
• How to achieve your goals whilst still remaining present (32:38)
• The four stages of spiritual development (34:50)
• The phrase that will change your life and help you achieve massive growth (39:49)
• How to go from where you are to where you want to be (41:09)
• The top success principles of highly successful people (so much gold here!) (46:44)
• What the ‘hour of power’ is and why you need to start doing it today (59:29)
• The key to life (01:05:53)
• The mirror exercise for radical self-care (1:10:16)
• Plus so much more!

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