The keys of a fulfilling life - Dr John Demartini

David Laroche is interviewing Dr John Demartini who is at the same time a human behavior specialist, an educator, a business consultant, a polymath and an international author. In this interview, he defines the word Values and gives its importance. In his opinion, humans live by a set of priorities, which dictates their destiny. He then explains the importance of a balanced perception, i.e. to see the both sides of things. In addition, he shows the difference between the kind of comforts we can feel while trying to fulfill a goal. He finally ends up by talking about how love attraction works: as for him, values filter the world.

[@plinden]

David, you have a very good interview technique. You are personable, while letting the interviewee speak.

[@alexdrastico7840]

I've recently read Dr. DeMartini's book "The Breakthrough Experience" and I found it really profound and insightful. He seems like a very wise man, I hope I can meet him someday

[@martinrousseauunevieextrao2846]

Thank you David for sharing this interview with John. Your questions were great questions that many people have. "By chance" (I heard he was in Tokyo and really wanted to meet him, then when leaving the restaurant where I had lunch, I was face to face with him in the street) had a the great chance to meet John face to face in Tokyo where I live and he's really an exceptional man.

[@motivationradio-V]

These words are very educative. I really love it . Thanks 🥰

[@SantezVousBien]

Superbe interview David. Merci !!! Et oui même dans notre corps tout est équilibre ou homéostasie : prolifération, différenciation, mort cellulaire par apoptose !! Si il y a perte d'équilibre, c'est alors la maladie. Trop de mort cellulaire comme observé dans certaines maladies neurodégénératives, ou au contraire trop de prolifération, et là c'est le cancer !! En tant que biologiste cellulaire, je comprends grâce à toi, que l'homéostasie s'applique partout ! MERCI ! GRATITUDE !

[@psychotrom3]

Thank you very much David for all you've done (Philippe from Québec city)

[@rayanchelbani1274]

Thanks David for this great interview! I really appreciate Dr. Demartini's point of view about our values and life!

[@ppereza1861]

John's great, go to see him, you won't be dissapointed. Thanks David

[@amiradeshon5501]

I really enjoyed this interview . Thanks for having him on your show !!

[@MrTheophile69]

Bravo David

[@ZakiSp]

You are doing a great job David, it's a very interesting interview

[@Redheartlove]

Thank you John and David, love it as usual.. and I love Carl Jung too!!. Jane Su-Ming Lai

[@jerinabung84]

thank you David for sharing that's awesome!

[@baheerkomak331]

Great interview and excellent questions

[@stevekirkbride3211]

Thank you David

[@dantheman9135]

ThankQ.

[@helenebarthes2469]

Construction et destruction, cela me rappelle, le livre Femmes qui court avec les loups de Clarissa Pinkola Estès, et la description du cycle de Vie-Mort-Vie que chaque femme vit chaque mois en son sein.

[@Makeithappenbehappy]

Hello, David. I've been watching your video since 6 months ago and I was so inspired by you and your hard work. I really like to be like you, interviewing successful people and learn very important tips that you will go on your life, share with people around the world. I'd like to go out right now and find successful people to interview. One question came up to me that 'How did you contact successful people?' "Have you ever paid them for the interview?" Please answer me!!

[@alexdrastico7840]

youngseok Hong that's the wrong attitude my friend: "I really want to be like you"...No, absolutely you DON'T want that. As someone smarter than me said, "Don't be a second or third rate copy of someone else, instead be a first rate, original version of YOURSELF"

[@shirishinamdar7013]

Snape is not dead bro.

[@claudiaantini4627]

Salut David, c'est vraiment cool ce que tu fais ! J'ai une suggestion d'une personne que tu pourrais interviewer !! Il s'appelle Anthony Carbajal et c'est un mec incroyablement rayonnant que j'ai découvert via instagram: instagram.com/carbajalphoto/

[@r.b.roberts9747]

Hi David! This is really an amazing interview! I concur about your interview approach. But, I'm not so enthused by the doc's approach. I think, what really did it for me, aside from his enthusiasm-devoid approach, is this: When he confessed to the fact that since, according to him, "99%"" of people are "deluded" about prospects of financial independence, that, of the people who came to hear him speak, "99%" of them were "deluded," as well? Wow! He actually said that to "his'" audience? He probably says it a lot. Baaa! My personal synopsis, premised on my first becoming aware of him (in this moment) is that real delusion is continuing to listen to such a stuck-up miserable, miserable speaker. I stopped listening! I bailed out! By comparison to real motivational speakers(My favorite, Brian Tracy, by the way), John is ethically corrupt. No recommendation from me. Thank you, David, for interviewing him. I do quite a bit of speaking, and this is a stark reminder for me to always show more respect for the great people with whom I share the moment. David? You rock! I'm also influenced by your overall charisma! Contagious. The "Like" is for you and the episode!