The Joy of Being Out of Control

Michael Neill April 7, 2011

Join me live this week to explore the reality of how little control we have over our lives – and how to embrace the freedom that reality brings us!

01:20- When people try to take control of their lives
15:20- We don’t experience the world directly; we experience out thinking
22:00- Forget about discipline and order
28:20- It’s never anything to do with anything other than your own thinking
33:23- The myth of the next level*
37:00- What do we actually control?
46:00- On ‘internal struggles’

Categories: Mental Health, Productivity, Psychological, Radio Shows, Success

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