How to Stop Comparing Yourself to Others with Dr. John Demartini - Episode 259

<p>Episode 259 is about finding your authentic self.<br> <br> Dr. John Demartini grew up with dyslexia, a learning disability that prevented him from reading and writing. This sadly gave him a hard time pursuing his dreams. Disbelieved by his teachers and parents, he vowed to overcome his condition and learn the secret to happiness: He believed in himself and stopped comparing himself to others. With the unconditional love of his mother and the life lessons his father taught him, this helped him catapult his way to success. We didn't get to choose the life we live but we get to choose what to make out of it and that's what Dr John Demaritini did. In this episode, he will teach you how to have their spiritual freedom back and achieve their highest potential.<br> <br> We tend to overemphasize the achievements of others while belittling our own. There is a way out of this dilemma. Our Men on Purpose community got out of this cycle and they want to help you find your freedom. Follow us on this journey at<a href="https://ianlobas.com/podcast/"> <u>https://ianlobas.com/podcast/</u></a><u><br> <br> </u><strong>Quick Timestamps<br> <br> </strong>07:00 - Dr. Demartinis’ Story<br> 11:00 - Left Home at 13<br> 14:00 - Hitchhiked to California<br> 16:13 - Howard Hughes Lessons<br> 17:30 - 1 Night, 1 Hour, 1 Message<br> 21:00 - I'm a genius and I apply wisdom<br> 24:00 - Emotional Story - unconditional love<br> 31:40 - Gaining courage through entrepreneurial training<br> 36:50 - Don't be a slave to the money, be its master<br> 36:50 - Think long term - invest in yourself<br> 41:45 - Give a child a place they can accel and allow them to be themselves<br> 42:50 - Worried about fitting in<br> 43:00 - Collective Hero vs Individual Hero<br> 44:45 - Separate life into 7 different areas<br> 46:50 - Formulating you plan<br> 47:00 - Internal vs external motivation<br> 52:00 - Delegate to someone who loves that job<br> 52:40 - Brain functioning: Executive center vs amygdala<br> 53:40 - Only feel failure when we are addicted to success<b