The Two Uses of the Mind

Michael Neill February 2, 2012

Do you ever wonder why sometimes you will struggle for days, weeks, or even months to figure out the solution to a problem while at other times, you simply know exactly what to do? Join Michael and learn more about recognizing the two uses of the mind and how to choose between them!
(Original Airdate: February 2nd, 2012)

02:00- Exercise: Two imaginary laptops
07:20- Internal GPS and the noise inside your head
18:30- Listening to life
26:11- The thing about intimacy
33:33- Thought experiment: The magic swimming pool
41:30- Insights are like busses

Categories: Mental Health, Productivity, Radio Shows, Spiritual, Success, The Three Principles

Tags: 2012, Happiness, Radio, struggle

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