EP 101: Dr John Demartini - What Is Your Life Really Demonstrating?

<div>Dr John Demartini is one of the worlds foremost thinkers in human behaviour. Featured in the hugely popular book and movie The Secret, Dr Demartini is a prolific keynote speaker, author of forty books and consults to Wall Street financiers, high level corporate executives, actors and sports stars. He’s a world-renowned specialist in human behaviour and has studied more than 30,000 books across all the defined academic disciplines to give us insights into our own behaviour and keys to our true empowerment.</div> <div> </div> <ul> <li>Why does Dr Demartini like to know what someones life is demonstrating?</li> <li>What's Dr Demartini's life demonstrating?</li> <li>How do you know you are being honest to yourself?</li> <li>Why the way Dr Demartini frames values seems different to how the business world frames values.</li> <li>What habits follow our identity? </li> <li>How important is it to have a mission?</li> <li>How does Dr Demartini define mission? </li> <li>Dr Demartini wants to be labeled as a man on a mission. What does that identity create in his mind? </li> <li>What are the habits that come from being a man on a mission? </li> <li>How does someone find their mission?</li> <li>Dr Demartini's favourite universal law is "The law of one and many.” Does that law show in the identity of how we see ourselves? Does Dr Demartini have one and many?</li> <li>Dr Demartini has updated his mission over 70 times. What’s his view on updating a mission?</li> <li>How does Dr Demartini suggest a company bring a mission to life as part of their cultural DNA for the long term?</li> <li>Paul Bragg changed Dr Demartini. What was the moment, the specific thing that changed in his mindset?</li> <li>Dr Demartini was a street kid. What was the moment that had a profound effect on the projection of his life?</li> <li>Paul Bragg gave Dr Demartini the belief that he could be intelligent. Does he see himself as intelligent today?</li> <li>As a nine years his Dad gave him a valuable lesson. Dr Demartini shares the lesson.</li> <li>Su