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YW 80 - Eric Maisel Creating Meaning and Life Purpose Boot Camp

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Today’s Young Wealth Show sees Jason Hartman talking to the author of Life Purpose Boot Camp, Eric Maisel about how we need to change our perception of meaning and anxiety in the creative world. Maisel’s atheist beliefs lead to a spirited exchanging of views, making today’s podcast informative and passionate. 

 

 

Key Takeaways

 

02.50 – Eric Maisel’s movement is not about searching for meaning, but about creating meaning.

09.00 – It’s important to assess if your life as it is has meaning, but it’s more difficult to throw everything away because of that.

12.05 – Part of the anxiety problem is that 99% of performing artists get no feedback whatsoever. 

14.00 – The key to reaching this more creative level really lies in the morning creativity practice.

22.08 – Religion still has a very strong societal hold on people and it can be this sense of community which makes it hardest to leave.

26.10 – Maisel claims we have two choices with the future of religion: perpetuate lies or be honest and see which side produces higher morality.

 

28.13 – For more information, head to www.EricMaisel.com, and if you’re interested in learning more about natural psychology, you can download a free copy of Maisel’s book Natural Psychology at www.NaturalPsychology.net 

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