One of the best ways to access the best of what life has to offer is by letting go of what doesn't serve us. To make progress and achieve big dreams, take time to evaluate your attachments.

If you gather enough courage to confront the fear of dropping unnecessary attachments, you'll be able to unleash your full potential. Additionally, you'll have more peace and enough time to pursue your purpose more joyfully.

In this episode, I'll discuss the importance of evaluating our attachments. I'll share the impact that getting rid of unnecessary attachments had on my life. You'll also hear the benefits of separating who we are and what we do.

Tune in and listen to the eighteenth episode of the Zero to Infinity podcast and learn the benefits of getting to the source.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• How to be present (04:43)
• Detaching from the doing and attaching to the being (07:12)
• The danger of attaching who we are to things (11:30)
• The importance of confronting the fear of letting things go (17:00)

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How can I turn a wish into a burning desire?

Knowing who you are and what you want is the first step to achieving all your life’s dreams. It helps you take bold, calculated steps and overcome the challenges you face on the journey to what you desire. It also helps you gain clarity on what your purpose is, and that provides you with an opportunity to unleash your full potential.

Today, I’m excited to be joined by Tina Brigley, an authentic leadership coach and a former elementary school teacher turned rogue entrepreneur. Tina’s mission is to support people to turn their dreams into burning desires so they CAN have it all. She is also passionate about helping women reclaim their femininity.

Tune in and listen to the seventeenth episode of the Zero to Infinity podcast and hear about Tina’s journey to personal growth and entrepreneurship.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• Why Tina joined a health coach program (01:20)
• How Tina’s boss reacted to her leaving her job to start a business (09:29)
• How self-love helped Tina overcome her biggest setback (19:47)
• The different personality types (31:37)
• What it takes to turn your life around (42:25)

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Nothing makes a person more determined to change their life than going through a near-death experience. It allows one to audit their past actions, current habits, and the motivation behind them. In most cases, people who go through such situations come out of them with a strong desire to change their ways and pursue their purpose.

However, making big and lasting changes to one’s life isn’t easy. You need a coach to guide you in gaining clarity on where you want to go and the steps to take to get there.

Today, I’m excited to be joined by Savio P. Clemente, a certified wellness coach, best-selling author, syndicated columnist, and podcaster. He coaches cancer survivors to overcome the confusion and gain the clarity needed to get busy living in mind, body, and spirit. Savio inspires health and wellness seekers to find meaning in the “why” and to cultivate resilience in their mindset. His mission is to offer clients, listeners, and viewers alike tangible takeaways in living a truly healthy, wealthy, and wise lifestyle.

Tune in and listen to the sixteenth episode of the Zero to Infinity podcast and hear more about how Savio helps cancer survivors gain clarity.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• Savio’s scary experience made him reevaluate his life (01:40)
• The insights Savio gained while in the hospital (05:49)
• Why Savio became a life coach (13:19)
• What change coaching entails (17:50)

Resources

• Book: I Survived Cancer and Here Is How I Did It: 35 Cancer Survivors Share Their Journey

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