3 biggest insights! 1. Being able to start small and 'sucky' eg. putting out the 90 sec videos even if no one is watching to build that trust, consistency but also hone your own skills. 2. Falling in love with the day and not just the destination. 3. Asking 'what would a great xxx do?' then working backwards from that. Becoming that person and letting the actions spring forth from that. Love this. Thank you Anthony and Marie!
Incredible person reading this, go after what it is that you want in life! Learn the skills, do whatever it takes! You are capable of anything! I believe in you! ✨ Love - Nat ❤️
I absolutely love the statement, “the journey is the destination. “Anthony is an amazing human! I shared this on Facebook and I shared this with my son.
Great story! I too believe that vulnerability is strength AND have been listening to Maree since 2015. The sass, the heart and the great learning got me past the “girlie” sets 😀👊🇦🇺
Reminds me of Dr. Wayne Dyer. Wow. I have got to get Anthony's book. Your interviews inspire me. You should see how many books I have read and are inspired to get just because of you and your interviews. And I have yours too. Thank you from my heart Marie.
Wow what an inspirational, wise and lovely human being😃🤩. People like Anthony really make you believe in progress and people. Thank you Marie and Anthony❣️
Amazing interview, thank you, Marie & Anthony !! 💜🤩 Deeply touched & inspired!! And leaning into consistency & decided to have fun / bring the party on, while on the journey, let's enjoy the process! #effortlesseffort
This is incredibly inspiring. What beautiful people you are Marie and Anthony. This spoke straight to my soul. I need an identity shift. Can't wait to read Anthony's book! 🎉💓😍😊
Generally I really love the identity shift idea- we have this in fiction writing as the hero’s journey. When you plan a novel you ideally plan what identity a character currently identifies with, and/or believe themselves to be, based on their wound, and usually it’s something that they can articulate themselves, for example, a princess, the family screw up, etc, and you’ll introduce this in the first chapter of the novel. The hero’s journey is the character challenging that identity in pursuit of a specific want/goal, and in the end, if the story has a happy ending, they’ll end up synthesising who they were with who they now are. In Miss Congeniality she synthesises her tomboyness with a new appreciation for her femininity, rather than staying one of the other. Michael Hague and Chris Vogler in their audio book ‘The Hero’s two journeys’ have a great tool for planning your characters growth, using this sentence, ‘I would do anything for (want), but don’t ask me to change (what behaviour is related to the identity they’re clinging on to), because that’s just not me.’ In the film Titanic, it’s: ‘I would do anything to have freedom, but don’t ask me to give up the rich guy.’ I would really recommend the book, and exploring the Hero’s journey theory. My second comment is less positive, in that even though this is a beautiful story of overcoming adversity, but often these inspiring stories aren’t always so inspiring for fellow survivors of adverse experiences. There’s a lot of toxic positivity around this area of ‘post traumatic growth’ that I wish someone wiser than me would talk about. I’m someone that also beat the odds in nearly every area of my life, but live a quiet little unremarkable life, and however much therapy I do and new therapies I continuously chase, many days even just living like a normal person isn’t achievable. We don’t tell stories of normal people who manage to pull together small lives that take courage and constant work. We instead only see people who’ve become famous or become Paralympic athletes, and that’s a shame, because sometimes it makes us feel terrible about ourselves that the only representation we see in the media are either extraordinary people, or criminals! I genuinely paused this video to cry today because I felt like a failure because I’m not extraordinary. Sometimes surviving takes all the work, no matter how much work you put in, and that’s ok, too. I know that this is something I personally need to work through, but after furious googling on the subject of post traumatic growth for any useful actionable information, I’ve found nothing useful beyond this useful tidbit, that traumatic growth is about gratitude for the small pleasures and basic safety in your current life that you understand not to take for granted, because you know what’s it’s like not to have them. If you’ve read all the way through this mini essay, please do let me know if you can relate, and if you know of any good books or resources that talk about post traumatic growth in a way that you’ve found useful. Not ready to give up on this topic yet, but currently feeling that unless you want to be ultra successful, it doesn’t really apply to us regular folk?
Hi there Klara. Thank you so much for bravely sharing your thoughts and feelings. Surviving and overcoming after adversity is in itself extraordinary. YOU'RE absolutely extraordinary for taking the small steps and putting in the work and care every single day. We see you and honor your journey. - Monauar
💞 Appreshiluvu Marie✨; I've been rekindling our relationship and it's been the right fit like I never left🌞 Timely message, this video and the one with the high five habit technique are great tools to truly create the person we know that are meant to be in our hearts. I'm grateful for the guests being so transparent and willing to be their true selves. My mantra is see*be*inspire... Just these two episodes have definitely assisted in (in)formulating my next level self. Sending wholeness, wellness and abundance to all reading... Know that you are loved and you are love.🌟 💖💖💖💖💌
*See*Be*Inspire* is such a beautiful mantra friend! We're honored that this episode and the episode with Mel Robins have inspired you to reach for your next self. Sending all the good wishes - Monauar
3 biggest insights!
1. Being able to start small and 'sucky' eg. putting out the 90 sec videos even if no one is watching to build that trust, consistency but also hone your own skills.
2. Falling in love with the day and not just the destination.
3. Asking 'what would a great xxx do?' then working backwards from that. Becoming that person and letting the actions spring forth from that.
Love this. Thank you Anthony and Marie!
These are such great insights Linda! Thanks for sharing the ones that you liked the most :) - Monauar
This is such a blessing to listen to people who choose to live their lives according to their values and extremely important work ethics
Destination isn't the destination. It is the journey. Gosh, I had chills when I heard that. Thanks Marie and Anthony!!!
Incredible person reading this, go after what it is that you want in life! Learn the skills, do whatever it takes! You are capable of anything! I believe in you! ✨
Love - Nat ❤️
Thank you!
@@LawOfAttractionworld You’re so welcome! Thank YOU!
I absolutely love the statement, “the journey is the destination. “Anthony is an amazing human! I shared this on Facebook and I shared this with my son.
That was one of our favorite takeaways from this episode too Wendy! Thank you so much for sharing it with your community! - Monauar, Team Forleo
Great story! I too believe that vulnerability is strength AND have been listening to Maree since 2015.
The sass, the heart and the great learning got me past the “girlie” sets 😀👊🇦🇺
Reminds me of Dr. Wayne Dyer. Wow. I have got to get Anthony's book. Your interviews inspire me. You should see how many books I have read and are inspired to get just because of you and your interviews. And I have yours too. Thank you from my heart Marie.
Identity shift is a real thing !! thank you Marie it has been an awesome conversation with Anthony.
Wow what an inspirational, wise and lovely human being😃🤩. People like Anthony really make you believe in progress and people. Thank you Marie and Anthony❣️
Amazing interview, thank you, Marie & Anthony !! 💜🤩 Deeply touched & inspired!! And leaning into consistency & decided to have fun / bring the party on, while on the journey, let's enjoy the process! #effortlesseffort
We're so glad this connected with you Paulina! Thank you for being here with us! - Monauar
Loved this conversation 👌❤️
Another great video ❤️ I wish that everyone who is reading this will manifest all the positive things they want in their lives. You got this! ❤️
This is incredibly inspiring. What beautiful people you are Marie and Anthony. This spoke straight to my soul. I need an identity shift. Can't wait to read Anthony's book! 🎉💓😍😊
enjoyed this throughly...lots of great insights. thanks for sharing!
Generally I really love the identity shift idea- we have this in fiction writing as the hero’s journey. When you plan a novel you ideally plan what identity a character currently identifies with, and/or believe themselves to be, based on their wound, and usually it’s something that they can articulate themselves, for example, a princess, the family screw up, etc, and you’ll introduce this in the first chapter of the novel. The hero’s journey is the character challenging that identity in pursuit of a specific want/goal, and in the end, if the story has a happy ending, they’ll end up synthesising who they were with who they now are. In Miss Congeniality she synthesises her tomboyness with a new appreciation for her femininity, rather than staying one of the other.
Michael Hague and Chris Vogler in their audio book ‘The Hero’s two journeys’ have a great tool for planning your characters growth, using this sentence, ‘I would do anything for (want), but don’t ask me to change (what behaviour is related to the identity they’re clinging on to), because that’s just not me.’ In the film Titanic, it’s: ‘I would do anything to have freedom, but don’t ask me to give up the rich guy.’
I would really recommend the book, and exploring the Hero’s journey theory.
My second comment is less positive, in that even though this is a beautiful story of overcoming adversity, but often these inspiring stories aren’t always so inspiring for fellow survivors of adverse experiences. There’s a lot of toxic positivity around this area of ‘post traumatic growth’ that I wish someone wiser than me would talk about. I’m someone that also beat the odds in nearly every area of my life, but live a quiet little unremarkable life, and however much therapy I do and new therapies I continuously chase, many days even just living like a normal person isn’t achievable. We don’t tell stories of normal people who manage to pull together small lives that take courage and constant work. We instead only see people who’ve become famous or become Paralympic athletes, and that’s a shame, because sometimes it makes us feel terrible about ourselves that the only representation we see in the media are either extraordinary people, or criminals! I genuinely paused this video to cry today because I felt like a failure because I’m not extraordinary. Sometimes surviving takes all the work, no matter how much work you put in, and that’s ok, too. I know that this is something I personally need to work through, but after furious googling on the subject of post traumatic growth for any useful actionable information, I’ve found nothing useful beyond this useful tidbit, that traumatic growth is about gratitude for the small pleasures and basic safety in your current life that you understand not to take for granted, because you know what’s it’s like not to have them. If you’ve read all the way through this mini essay, please do let me know if you can relate, and if you know of any good books or resources that talk about post traumatic growth in a way that you’ve found useful. Not ready to give up on this topic yet, but currently feeling that unless you want to be ultra successful, it doesn’t really apply to us regular folk?
Hi there Klara. Thank you so much for bravely sharing your thoughts and feelings. Surviving and overcoming after adversity is in itself extraordinary. YOU'RE absolutely extraordinary for taking the small steps and putting in the work and care every single day. We see you and honor your journey. - Monauar
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💞 Appreshiluvu Marie✨; I've been rekindling our relationship and it's been the right fit like I never left🌞 Timely message, this video and the one with the high five habit technique are great tools to truly create the person we know that are meant to be in our hearts. I'm grateful for the guests being so transparent and willing to be their true selves. My mantra is see*be*inspire... Just these two episodes have definitely assisted in (in)formulating my next level self. Sending wholeness, wellness and abundance to all reading... Know that you are loved and you are love.🌟 💖💖💖💖💌
*See*Be*Inspire* is such a beautiful mantra friend! We're honored that this episode and the episode with Mel Robins have inspired you to reach for your next self. Sending all the good wishes - Monauar
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