Unlock The Secrets Of Your Mind, Boost Productivity & Reduce Stress! - Yung Pueblo | E255

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

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Done✅️

[@martincooke3369]

Done 👍

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

Would you please invite first Miss Universe from India, Sushmita Sen. She is a humantarian and adopted two girls as a single mom. She is equally loved in India and Philipinnes where she won. Her new series where she plays as a transgender is coming out. If you listen to her, you will not stop listening.

[@MSBLS721]

I love your content. And as I listen to this, I understand what he's saying and at the beginning start to have hope. But, as the show progresses I just keep hearing him say "if you don't go to a 10-day course, just forget it. You won't get it."

[@aljosacebokli]

I hope nurturing your senior employee's creative brilliance doesn't come at the cost of their teams' and subordinates' mental health, which is usually the case with these "brilliant but disorganized" characters that companies let roam and do as they please. I trust they are not simply hyper-ambitious egomaniacs with just enough competence to bulldoze their way into a higher status and pay bracket at the cost of other people's well being.

[@hannaxoxo12]

Alhamdulilah, as Muslims we meditate 5x a day for 5-10 minutes. Completely detaching from everything worldly. I couldn't imagine my life without this peace. To the people who don't know what meditation is or how to start. Sit in a quiet place, have words that you repeat to yourself or affirmations. Ask the Creator (Allah, Nature, the Universe) whatever terminology befitting for you of your needs and have a conversation. You're engaging with your core self when you do this. Your inner self, and honestly it's unmatched.

[@stillhere8553]

Agree!

[@eshwarprasady]

What about hours of mediation that Buddhists do? Steve jobs is actually a zen buddhism believer

[@ePIXture]

​@@eshwarprasady my understanding is that any meditation is good for you. Can be Buddhist, Muslims, Christians or just focus on the universe. What ever suits your beliefs.

[@ePIXture]

This is great 👍

[@Sashas-mom]

That’s really beautiful 😊

[@kashkakent3511]

This channel is the Best podcast channel on KZbin hands down.. It’s a channel that just keeps on giving.. and Steven is incredibly talented as an interviewer and he is just so enjoyable to watch how he interacts with his guest.. I just love this channel 🫶🫶🫶

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you so much Kashka🤍

[@timothykasangaki4087]

@kasahka, couldn't have been said any better....

[@soricel2012]

Yes yes yes

[@lucywamboi3851]

I love how Steve always gives the guests time to answer without him interrupting. The questions he asks are mind opening 😊

[@umida.mukhitdinova]

Agreed

[@bhimaniexports8205]

Every guest is like a whole book. Providing a Knowledge of 30 40 years in 1 hr. Thanks for the creating the channel Steven.❤

[@debbiebasildabbers1462]

I want to be young again, not bc I want to be physically beautiful but bc I would love to be young and have access to the wonderful wisdom that podcasts and people like these two impart. Through the internet, young people have the opportunity to have beautiful minds and when our young have that, the world will change 💗

[@shelleywoolf9693]

My father used to say, "Youth is wasted on the young."🤨

[@martincroker490]

I agree wholehearted with you.. I only really use the internet as a learning tool, so many experts to learn and heel yourself. Addiction has took so many years from me. Also ive damaged my heart. The mind is powerful. I said to myself im better than this so i detoxed myself off heroine by myself with no medical help and funny enough my family were all away on holiday. My family thought it was impossible.. But my attitude and mindset was unbreakable. Three weeks of what i can only describe as hell on earth. Then i gave up smoking to. I smoked for 35yrs. I changed my diet and workout every day. I look good and im starting to feel better and more confident. Now im thinking i am powerful and what else can i do moving forward. Id just like to say to anyone suffering from addiction..only you can do it and its so do able....also learn to love yourself and let the past traumas go, you can't change it and it will stop you moving forward to the great life we all deserve.

[@gildavaranal8530]

@martincrocker490, I’m 74 n had a chance to read your story. Needless to say I’m impressed with your honesty and courage to finally accept that it’s only your decision to heal that will ignite to start your journey towards life worth living. As The great poet n songwriter Leonard Cohen said… there’s a crack in everything, that’s where the light comes in… my prayers for you is to continue, persist even to never give up and the Light will surely come🙏🙏🙏

[@kyleleighton9726]

I wholeheartedly agree with this and yet am saddened by the belief that so much of our youth attention spans are being high jacked by at best senseless, at worst toxic, short hit unfocused streams of media i.e. tictoc. Anxiety levels are at all time highs. People don’t usually search for and discover these other modalities for healing and wisdom and peace until they reach a point of meaningless and hard moments chasing those dopamine hits.

[@martincroker490]

@@kyleleighton9726 very insightful and wise.

[@TheValdovinosGroup]

I cant get enough! I absolutely fell in love with this channel. The format, pace and professionalism that the interviews are held is empowering.

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

WOW we are so glad to hear that!! Team DOAC ❤️

[@Jodi14-g7y]

@@TheDiaryOfACEO Produce more episodes please! I am addicted and have watched almost every episode. Steven, I would love to meet you. So authentic, knowledgeable, relatable, intelligent and a dog lover!

[@heatherwhite2327]

I totally agree!! LOVE this channel and the guests! ❤❤❤❤ Self-improvement isn't easy buy these videos help me immensely.

[@youngandprofitingpodcast]

I love how Yung Pueblo emphasizes the necessity of healing and letting go of accumulated past experiences. It's a reminder that we can create a better future by releasing the emotional baggage that holds us back. I'm excited to start implementing these principles and create a positive impact in my own sphere of influence!!!

[@Minji100]

very well said 👌

[@alexmuriithiwak]

"In a society based of speed and productivity moving slowly is a radical act." Nice quote. @ Steven keep up with the good work.

[@naiyalexic]

For sure. I made it a mission years ago, after over 20 years working for software corporations, to start avoiding jobs which require constant speed and productivity, because it's an unrealistic pace long-term. It's not that I don't want to be productive, or that I'm lazy. I can see pushing to get a project out, but when it's expected daily-weekly-quarterly-yearly, it ruins people's sanity. As a sidenote, people also tend to judge us for having a degree of emotional mastery that allows us to pause and think before we respond, even when we're angry. It's like, "What? Why aren't you ANGRY? I'm angry! You should be having this reaction too! What's wrong with you?"

[@reneehinkson474]

Yes! Quote found in Chapter 8 of Yung Pueblos' book... sounds like a great read!

[@HeartOfLightning]

​@@naiyalexiccouldn't agree more! And what a blessing (so to speak) to not need to get riled up over everything. There are times for studying expressions of emotion, I feel, where it matters enough and actually helps others understand the severity. But perhaps it's best to always be calm like the video title implies 😂

[@AlanCarson726]

“Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.”

[@diaxpora]

The irony of watching this video to distract myself but simultaneously feed my mind with a solution longer term. Thanks for the conversation.

[@stretchingbythebay]

Right?!🤣😉🤗

[@wephotogal]

In reading the book Atomic Habits by James Clear, I've started to meditate first thing in the morning for two minutes - I know it pales in comparison, but if I can get in the habit and stick with it, then I can increase my time. It's going pretty well.

[@aniaetienne]

How's it going since you posted? Rooting for you!

[@ilsemorgan4001]

After Episode 252, my anxiety was pretty dang high …this conversation with Yung Pueblo was a welcomed counterbalance , thank you for bringing him to an even wider audience. I’m secretly hoping that the increasing number of people meditating throughout the world will start to make a difference. The hive mind for being good and decent to our fellow humans, wherever they live and however they choose. Sure would be interesting to live in a world where compassion and kindness were as valued as financial gains. Grateful to you and your team for your diligence across the board. I enjoy the talks immensely and often walk away more curious than before, which I think is a great thing.

[@professorh1975]

That was the only episode I skipped bc the intro caused me so much anxiety!!!

[@EllaBartell-ze4ml]

There's a book called Hidden Time Wealth, and it talks about how using some secret techniques, you can overcome procrastination and accomplish anything in life. It's not just a bunch of empty promises; it's the real deal.

[@angels1940]

Who's the author

[@Obsidian_Cloud]

​@@angels1940if you Google it, it says it doesn't exist and it's a scam🤷🏾

[@pinkkittyayh]

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[@d2dar459]

​@@pinkkittyayh To be fair, u can just find the audiobook here on KZbin or something.

[@ChristinaAaliyah]

I love when this podcast opens me up to new people and their work ⭐️ This podcast just keeps on giving! 🙏

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

🤍 Thank you Christina 🙏🏽

[@tippieyanez8289]

I love how you interview your guests Steven. You are definitely a bridge to the masses with your humble and relatable curiosity. And you always keep the focus on your guests, which allows then to share important information. And all this for free..thank you!

[@shazmeenbank1630]

What an absolutely timely, beautiful, and real conversation. I love that Steven is so real, which makes his questions very relatable to listeners.

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you for listening Shazmeen, glad you enjoyed the episode 🙏🏽

[@marylynn374]

Steven, I want you to know that your insight through your program is educating the world. I am from Canada. I am in my 80th year and have not missed a single program. What did I ever do before you? The results are I am happier about myself and all of a sudden have more friends. I touched out to you years ago when I was not in the place that I am now. I am the widow the a Bi-Polar, Addict, Physician (Family Practitioner Doctor). Two grown child who suffer from Bi-Polar and Asperger Syndrome and the other child has a Personality Disorder and suffers from juvenile arthritis . I am now trying to deal with my grandchildren who need hugs. I have recently become a great grandmother. You need to know how much that you are helping me and so many others. I want to thank you.

[@18_rabbit]

more power to you! Was that a typo i guess? Were u the physician or your spouse was? I am very curious about your child who had juvenile arthritis. Was that major during their childhood or more later teens and twenties starting?

[@EdisBabahmetovich]

Randomly read Yung Pueblo’s book “Inward” when I was on vacation in Cyprus. Read 1 page and couldn’t stop. After 2-3 hours of reading I’ve finished the book, feeling lighter. And it really is amazing how he named his new book “Lighter”. It’s a must read for me.

[@edemfromeden5432]

Sounds like a good read indeed!

[@EdisBabahmetovich]

Have you read the new book? Would love to hear your opinion on it😊

[@NextLevelMeNow]

I want to read it now , thanks!

[@melanierichardsyoga]

What a beautiful conversation and kinship! I feel lighter knowing there are incredible minds like Diego Perez and Steven who are - through their own growth and healing - creating a more compassionate world with humanity’s best interest at heart. Thank you for all that you do. This podcast has elevated my life!

[@ChristopherSams]

👁️ shed some tears on Yung Pueblo’s response to your question “You have 30 seconds 30 seconds left to live you're laid there on your final bed your work is done you have a conclusive message to send out to the world everybody is on the end of the phone all eight billion of us what'd you say… I'd probably have everybody meditate with me, I'd have them be aware of their breath and then die peacefully Yung’s reply was pure gold 💛 Sooo beautiful & endearing 🙏🏼🤍🕊️ Mmmm, hit the soul space deep Thank you Steven for the work that you do and for the creative/interesting/profound questions you ask your guests 🫶🏼 Aho

[@Zantemakeup]

Good morning everyone. Steven thank you and your team so much for uploading fantastic content so consistently. I’m addicted to this podcast if nothing else 😅 have a fantastic week everyone

[@nikis356]

Good morning :)☀️

[@simonwilliamschief]

Likewise - I can't stop binge watching this channel .. I need him to do a bad episode to help be weaned off haha ;-)

[@chloetran5647]

im someone who has participate in Vipassana Retreat, taught by certified prestigious sanghas from Pa Auk Meditation Centre from Myanmar. What he said is totally right! By meditate you can learn a lot about the impermanent nature of things, to be able to calm your mind to live slowly and many more. What a great talk, i enjoyed listening to this a lot, thank you guys

[@稀细客]

Mr ceo diary and Mr Diego perez, this conversation is totally bringing calmness and same time strikingly on the spot. The world needs more if this energy

[@arigutman]

Another home run of an interview, 6 years ago I changed my life. I got sober and that changed the whole game from friends to habits. BIGGEST rec for everyone, put yourself first because like your money, you're the only one who truly cares about it/you.

[@harpreetbajwa1349]

i absolutely love the candidness of Steven while asking questions....questioning things which is probably on everyone's mind but are shy/ afraid to voice it❤❤❤...thank for all the work steven...really appreciate it

[@angelasilva2275]

Thanks! I learned SO much from this guest. I look forward to reading his book, Lighter.

[@ruthvazquez1378]

Seriously it is an absolute joy to listen to young men talk about their feelings deeply and to see clearly state their inner growth in this manner. Dudes rock on!

[@dearbronte686]

I can confirm that vipassana is transformative. I did a 10 day vipassana retreat (there is a retreat in Blackheath if you're in Australia) and it created such a shift. Uncomfortable, challenging and confronting, but ever since then meditation has been part of my life in one way or another.

[@JRad-ms2zw]

I did exactly that in Pomona about 19 years ago while wife in advanced pregnancy, as I knew my wife wouldn't release me for 10 days once my daughter was born 😂

[@Shayala11]

Meditation is not enough. One needs to address childhood trauma and deal with one’s issues….ultimately, we need to love and accept ourselves unconditionally. A lifetime journey. We are all worthy of this love, no matter what!

[@ilovemusic380]

I gave birth when I was 30 and 2 kids after with not much help and an absent husband.. i am now 43 who went through bouts of depression and no podcasts or interviewees gave me as much clarity as Sadghuru did, with regards to the way one can view life and its purpose. Today, I am joyful everyday, of cos still with the daily ups and downs of emotions but even living those in joy. I enjoy watching diary of the ceo as I pick up much knowledge and tools with regards to how to improve my life and yet I can see how Sadghuru can answer many of these hard questions with much clarity and truth. It would be interesting to see Steven interview him one day.

[@misssicily100]

Steven intreviewed Sadghuru. Look it up Good luck

[@komeilmehranfar]

Steven, You created a profound, informative and so practical podcast. Thanks to you and your team, now I am paying more attention to my brain health and so, my mental health and I started meditation for a month.

[@lesleymiles4946]

It's interesting to me that TM is seldom mentioned in these kinds of discussions. It's simple, effortless, enjoyable and it's benefits are thoroughly researched. It's a wonderful practice. I haven't missed a day in 55 years

[@LoganRobinson-w6i]

What an absolutely timely, beautiful, and real conversation. I love that Steven is so real, which makes his questions very relatable to listeners.

[@marydavis2312]

I discovered this podcast becuse my Uber driver was listening to it once. I was inteested in the topic (Episode with Tim Spector) and I’ve been hooked ever since! Thanks for the amazing content! Personally my favorite episodes are definitely about health, wellness, and spirituality :)

[@jzg7895]

Your podcast is changing my existence, thank you. Have had 3 psychosis, recovered from drugs, felt as though my frontal cortex was ruined for ever. Learning about nuero plasticity has changed everything

[@dropdead_red]

This channel is a collection of some of thee most beneficial content on You Tube, I pray it continues to expand and flourish. Thank you for this channel, your efforts are greatly appreciated, and your gifts recognized. Please take care and keep it up.

[@constancewalsh3646]

What a lovely lovely man. Feel not only lighter but full of emotions of love. Thank You Yung and Stephen.

[@smtoki]

Through your amazing podcasts I’ve come to realize that the main drive behind wealth is truly that of FEAR. The fear of LACKING. Once that is overcome, the drive becomes that of wanting MORE and MORE. There’s no ENOUGH thus the only lack that remains is that of COMPASSION.

[@YasminA-jm9zs]

His story is so similar to mine! I am so grateful to have found this channel. Thank you Steven for listening to guests and asking the “right” questions.

[@om7854]

'nurturing brilliance' in people who work for you despite their flaws....that is awesome

[@simnikiwexanga6145]

What an episode! Full of gems, healing, simplicity, vulnerability and wisdom. This channel is medicine.

[@Liciablyth]

It is so important for people to share their healing journey so others might be encouraged. Thank you for sharing the value of meditation. Great interview as usual.

[@delilah28100]

I'm at the point in my life where I completely regretted what I did in the past (when I say past, I meant the past 2 years when everything went horribly wrong) and it was so hard to move on so I decided to watch this. I'm still not that optimistic about the future, but I know that I have to do something with my present and yes, let go of the past that seemed to forever hang around like a shadow.

[@piotrekmajkowski5422]

I regret 25y of marriage. Wasting of time, money and effort. After divorce, lost job and I hope depression.

[@chezlafem]

When you find yourself thinking about past mistakes, turn it into a positive learning experience by thinking of ways you could have avoided making that mistake or how you could correct it, if possible. Then immediately move on to doing something positive and beneficial for yourself. Even if you’re not feeling very optimistic now, start the practice of living your best life. Plan and prepare to do something productive tomorrow. Leave a reminder note for yourself that you will see in the morning, set your alarm, get up early tomorrow and do it. You can apply for employment at various places you think you would like to work, check into learning a skill, organize your living space, join meet up groups that do activities that interest you, etc. Training yourself to be more positive takes practice and with consistency it soon becomes your new way of life. The benefit of living a better life and feeling good about ourselves is worth the effort.

[@polly1141]

Welcome words, thanks

[@carolgeorge6409]

Thank you for sharing this🙏🏻♥️

[@carolynkettle1690]

I just completed a 4 day transcendental Meditation course…..we go back after 10 days…then once a month together for the next 5 months. I meditate 2 x day for 20 min each….as retired army veteran…..I’m thankful and will continue incorporate TM into my daily routine for the rest of my days…..it has made such a diff in me…..and Jerry Seinfeld has been doing TM since 1972! ✌🏽❤️🇨🇦

[@chunguyen9044]

Thank you so much for this pod cast. This is exactly the author and book that speak about the health and wellness that I have been trying to champion for my family, friends and people that I meet. I have been promoting yoga and meditation to everyone as this is the form of medication that is great for the soul. Thank you so much!

[@jyv_]

Steve you are so relatable when you said that you're mess. I can't believe a successful person like you would admit that.

[@kevintunstall6418]

I love the concept of not being constrained by reality in relationships and realising that we are just ‘bundles of atoms’ interacting at a high frequency. I have thought this for so long and it was good to hear it all verbalised. It takes away the labels we ascribe to the ‘other’ and ‘ourselves’ and we can appreciate the oneness of everything and everyone. It’s a level of peace through a sense of wonder in a quieter mind 🙏

[@18_rabbit]

this is true. It also reminds me of how some types of personalities are utterly incompatible with our own. I've had to push a friend away steadily in past decade after having known for prior 30 years, bcuz there is no way to totally keep even the darker mentalities out of our own entirely, when they're right next to us, acting seriously unconscientiously (& actually pathologically)

[@Phatxual]

How do you guys always manage to hit soo hard? Every video is beyond saturated with useful insight. Much love y'all!💯❤️‍🔥

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you for listening 🙏🏽

[@Phatxual]

​@The Diary Of A CEO You're actually changing people's lives, making a huge difference, with simple conversation, and it's beautiful in so many ways. Thank you!❤️‍🔥

[@pushkarna3735]

He was an Enlightened soul, yeah he went through that journey of enlightenment 😍😊 Iam sure he realised that God is within us and everything in the universe is nothing but energy.

[@miguelrufino1341]

This podcast episode with Yung Pueblo was fantastic! It really resonated with me and motivated me to make positive changes in my life. Yung Pueblo's insights on mindfulness and releasing attachments were enlightening. I found the practical tips and guidance provided to be incredibly valuable. Thank you for sharing this empowering conversation!

[@millaspuffs6744]

Fantastic episode! I had a very stressful day against my will, and I got home and started to make my dinner while watching Yung Pueblo talking; I immediately felt a sense of inner peace and the same time, awareness., I can’t wait to read “Lighter” as my next book. Thank you, Steve, for refreshing our minds with extraordinary guests on my favorite podcast.🙏

[@umenakid]

The story of how Diegos and his wifes fights started changing is very moving! And here is the answer to the question "What do you look for in your partner?": A person who is abloe to grow with you in such deep ways. Beautiful.

[@om7854]

'to be able to understand reality so well that I don't cause myself suffering' - Yung Pueblo

[@clarereynolds9607]

Sounds -listening to the start of the interview- that you had a guardian angel and you were meant to go down this path and subsequently help others, thank you very much.

[@parishour9112]

one of the best thing about this podcast is Steven always knows how to ask a brilliant questions

[@nadiazarrougui]

Thank you, this podcast, made me understand that I need to confront my fear of abandonment, I have to work on this, I just spoke to my husband and said to him that, that fear was mine and that I will work on it. I will meditate today. I'm growing but I need to confront this fear and own it, thank you both. Clarity is nice. And I'm one year and 5 months sober!

[@evolvinglove7786]

I tried it years ago and it works!!!! This has inspired me to try it again. In my experience the affects was felt in less than two weeks. With a few months pure joy! It was powerful ❤

[@Ali3nna]

Hello from Romania! I usually dont make comments, but I had to , well I also stayed in bed with my feelings and had my life changed at 24, grew up by myself from 14 and it wasn't easy. I was partying a lot to run away from anxiety r always trying to call friends, but I was very unhealthy myself, and the reason was sort of a pain in the chest and thigns I went trough while growing up and I had to stop this clip to say: yes , I got angry on my self , was sitting in the bed, and like mentally went in my chest and asked my self - "what is it?" and then was the first time I started to understand myself from that point I used to do that with my eyes closed, and realised its meditation. I really appreciate someone talking about this in a podcast I randoomly clicked on. 34 now, recently engaged, happy and studying data science. Meditation is important. Wish u all the best

[@ranirathi3379]

the vipassana experience Diego refers to, that singular thing helped me though suicidal depression spells for 4yrs. had i taken pills for it, i can't even imagine the dosage increase over the time and how it wud've impacted my body negatively. but just this one practice with no side effects. ps., i practiced meditation for 13months unbroken even a single day, 20mins morning and as he said, it is the best investment for myself.

[@Bysisa]

Whenever I see Steve, I click. Steve always upload value packed episode. Thanks 🙏

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you for listening! 🙏🏽

[@kevinchincounsellor]

Thx Steven n Diego, meditation to free our mind, for peace and allow the seed that is stuck in a hurracane for years , allow the time to settle , allow the seed to reach the soil ..and Daily meditation to water the seed to grow 🪴, yes let's all meditate for a better world within and around us all. 😊🪴🤠

[@deadmo1]

"What is the most important thing that we have not talked about, in your view?" This is such a powerful question, who ever came up with that is impressive. It's a good way to allow the person out of the limits that were previously imposed for a brief moment, this unexpected opportunity could be used well by most people you invite :)

[@RadhaRanjanMadhav]

The best aspect of this series is that he asks right questions. He is articulate and he knows what he really wants to bring out from them to us audience.

[@prepurstep9669]

Don't know how this is going to come off, but your show reminds me of the early Joe Rogan stuff. It's insightful, and the questions you ask to get your guests on a roll is an art. From a really grateful watcher, thank you.

[@sherig2030]

Just came here to say thank you. I'm sure that you have caused a shift in my thinking that will change fundamentally who I am going forward. I'm so grateful. I just had to relay that right now today. I am positive. This has changed my life.

[@wendyelliott6828]

I love hearing your gentle voice. You add clarity and affirmation to my experience. I did feel like his mother, not his wife… leaving was most definitely like abandoning a child. I kept reminding myself he was smart, healthy, had an income, and had 6 children….many reasons to live. He drank himself to death inside of two years of my leaving.

[@18_rabbit]

interesting. I watched a friend with a gorgeous big massively successful family, adult children when divorce happened that devasted the husband my friend who was a great sensitive brilliant guy. He moved far away, back to original home city to live with a sibling. A lot of depression as well as some drinking and some later MJ intake, which of course most smart ppl know is bad news for most ppl really, but especially not young, and especially ppl with mood issues. 16 yrs passed, and then dead by covid within two weeks of getting it, even tho fairly healthy 70 y.o.

[@sahajkamra3802]

Hiya! Thanks for sharing all your experiences. I have done quite a few courses of Vipassana meditation and I have never seen someone describe it so well. And I think you sharing your own personal experience is very powerful to hear especially when you say ‘yeah man, I just wanted to run away for the first 7 days.’ There is power in vulnerability and as you say in compassion. I stopped in the middle of the video to write down this comment because I felt very moved and inspired by it. Also, what you said on liberation was quite beautiful. Another thing, when you talk about shame - I would share it with male friends of mine who are keen on gaining wealth by any means - but it is making them lose themselves and it is great to hear that people are doing ethical businesses and still doing that. Purpose you know! Thanks again!

[@kayzero1320]

stillness is always a good start 😌🙏🏼 - meditating is the door to awareness, peace and freedom. you get to know yourself and you feel the effect of it through others. you do it for being in balance, you do it for the people around you and for yourself. sometimes when I miss some hours of sleep or feel overwhelmed or exhausted, I meditate for 20 minutes and feel good and calm. headspace is useful. so ask Andy Puddicombe to be a guest at DOAC? I meditate since 1989 and got lots of "eyes" for it, when someone found out. I learned it from a guru - and I was just curious about how my mind works.

[@18_rabbit]

wise u were and are. I'm an american and meditation was pretty popular-ish but yeah some 'eyes' or pseudo-mocking of it perhaps, bcuz i think american culture was partly deep-down nasty/brutish and that theme has come to fruition as we've seen in the past decade, in reactionary-ism, unfortunately.

[@riekabosman7894]

What a beautiful episode. I feel inspired to meditate regularly again...Ive really needed that. Very beautiful conversation! Thank you both. I feel so happy to hear about the future changes of tech with compassion. And will buy the book for myself and one for a friend

[@mariannarusakova525]

Thank you for all your amazing guests! Steven, you are such a great interviewer! You let your heroes talk, you ask the right questions, you listen! It is rare nowadays when people can listen 👍❤️🙏

[@thingsthatmakemego-ooh]

When you want to change and you've committed to action, you already are changed. The difficulty is FEAR of change which stops you committing - wanting to change not wanting to change ❤

[@ca6360]

Very good point, you have changed from as is to as was. Then you act accordingly. People fear change even if it is obvious positive change.

[@StacyTulloch]

Endless Thanks to this Podcast these are the conversations I long to have. Every segment of this podcast deeply resonates with me. I have never heard of Diego but I am going be buying your books.

[@HooliganBMars]

my journey as well also began after my first vipassana 10 day course... a true awakening to how unaware i was & for the first time in my life i realised i had been underestimating my strength.. thee journey after that lead me to this podcast & more. so this pairing makes so much sense.. thank u both for the work u do. side note. noticed he didn't do the usual question from previous guest lol?

[@JessicaChloé-ChristHeart]

Intentions over goals! Intentions can be built on ambition and directions, and don’t repel the best possible outcomes if they change. Loved this interview and I did an at home vipassana and that was difficult. I wrote when I needed to communicate- but can see how deeply my feelings were felt. Very powerful transformation!

[@mimstheword3]

So cool that I’m listening to this and I actually will be attending my first 10 day Vipassana silent meditation retreat in November 🥰

[@bryantan2133]

Thank you so much Steven and team for making this conversation. This is superb! 🎉

[@carmenmeraponce6374]

First time I see an Ecuadorian person in all these amazing channels that I follow! 🇪🇨💫 I’m definitely going to read his books.

[@AriesRising325]

One of my most fave podcasts of yours, Steven!! Amazing!! Spectacular insights, I have to keep writing them down and really remembering them the next days are such a part of the experience too. felt less stressed even just watching this haha!

[@carloslinares991]

It's super refreshing to hear about your internal health and caring for internal development. The power of healing, the power of love, both are infinite ❤

[@emeldafernando9193]

Thank you Steven and to Diego Perez who is so remarkable in what he shared in this podcast! Meditation is really the best ever to unlock all possibilities and be the master of oneself ; heart and mind! I’ve been meditating for years and what it does personally and to my environment and everywhere I go is a total miracle each day. So thank you, I’m so grateful for all the knowledge I learn . ❤🙏🏻

[@Hirokiji]

Parents not speaking English is common life story for most of the population in Australia mate. I was born in Australia and didn't learn to speak English until I went to pre-school. I've done 10 day vipassana retreats. It's been incredible.

[@DeboraGee]

My life was turned inside-out, upside-down on 1/9/07. Realizing my belief system allowed me to be in denial, the beginning of my healing was to believe in nothing and to question everything. Life has been an amazing journey ever since.

[@user-dailymotivation]

Best podcast channel, from every episode and guest, I learned something. Great job, I appriciate it!

[@kinderlovebug]

Years ago, I met Pueblo, and all I remember is how incredible I felt talking to him. I had no idea who he was, and at the end of our conversation, I took note of his name and decided to find him on the Internet later. I've never run into someone with that kind of calm but invigorating energy again.

[@NextLevelMeNow]

That’s so cool! What was the meeting situation?

[@fara1639]

Thank you Stephen for all you are doing to raise our awareness. You show your own vulnerability with the questions you ask and that is so inspiring.

[@charlenevano]

The importance of moving more slowly - the CORPORATE world does not or seldom tolerates any such idea - but great to hear it said, so much I have put it into words: "To be able to look at your life and say you know what, I can't answer any more emails right now, I do not feel good, I need to go for a long walk, or I need to meditate, I need to take some time for myself, it is absolutely a radical act, and it is necessary, because if you are trying to live a life of thriving, like a good life, then you need to be able to live that life at your own pace. If I am trying to match your pace, then it is not going to work for me, you and I are very different people. We can both be productive in different ways, but we have to do it in ways that honour our internal systems, and we are just not going to be the same."

[@martingalljamov920]

It is so beautiful how you learn so much from these people and decide to share all this with us!

[@govindparganiha6138]

Thanks dear Diego for your sharing of deep experiences. Reached half of the interview but one think i want to request everyone who is watching PLEASE find time to attend a 10 days vipassana course.

[@christinamayor]

This podcast!! You select the best to speak. Thank you for sharing this wisdom

[@KennethMcPherson1954]

The sense of chaos is a powerful measure of your capacity to find clarity where people are defeated by the way their perceptions are framed. Living in chaotic contexts is a skill that cannot be pushed to the back of the class and by taking that challenge on is proof that determination and stubbornness are marks of the entrepreneurial mindset.

[@FatimaStarr2013]

Thank you this podcast is revolutionary its helping me alot thank you Steven & group ❤ more power

[@whollyflow9113]

what an incredibly amazing human being. Thank you for your great books and poetry. The are changing my life

[@soricel2012]

I just love your podcasts, and most of all U....your wisdom, your humbleness, your curiosity for life and whats beyond there.....its just......i cant find words.....ure just amazing.

[@saracooke4695]

Subscribed after you asked so kindly. Love your podcast so much. I listen to it when I'm at the playground with my daughter how to further enrich both of our lives and make the next generation as healthy as possible. Thank you Steven 😊

[@terrymarie3738]

What an incredible individual full of such wisdom and insight 🙏❤️

[@duart310]

this was so deep and meaningful, attempting meditation today based off this discussion, thank you Yung Pueblo, amazing mind

[@Alex-gc6pm]

If you can't meditate...just spend lots of quiet time thinking and processing your thoughts...feeling you body...see where you are at..writing helps...it's bought me to realizing That I am a DEVINE SPIRIT HAVING A HUMAN EXPIRIENCE ...BE WELL EVERYONE🥰😇

[@richardwburrill9247]

❤Thank you so much🎉

[@18_rabbit]

*divine, lol (devine is an old major and large transvestite)

[@Peanut_Butter_Jam]

This interview is soo peaceful to listen to. The energy ... so peaceful !! ✌

[@oyandakona5994]

True❤️

[@marvincastillones6194]

WoW just wow. Just the speaker I needed to hear. Thank you Steven, I’ve been watching your videos lately and helps me understand more about myself and in different aspects of life. Thank you again

[@Jodie_alison]

Kriya yoga is very similar and should be done twice a day. It changed my life but have not made it a priority this year and I feel so much more disorientated and stressed. I'm motivated to find the time from now. Thanks ❤️

[@christinaschmidt3281]

This is what the world needs, soooo happy about this conversation, thank you both...... Have a theory about why one wants to keep on even though one has achieved so much, I believe what is hardwired in us is a strive for more, whatever that 'more' is because we are part of infinity, we are striving for more infinity..... anyway, I loved Stevens answer.... loved this podcast and will now start meditation seriously as wanting more in every aspect.... wanting to be bigger than little me..... sooo inspiring....