simplicity of happinessEpisodes of the Simplicity Of Happiness Podcast.
Over a year ago I recorded this philosophical conversation with Rob White. Rob being an author and inspirational speaker and philosopher.
We talked about the meaning of life, how to overcome the ordinary obstacles of being human and grow up to the person you deserve to be.
All the best, Floh
You bring your world into the world
Rob
The ultimate goal of life is death
Floh
Life is a rollercoaster, and the constant ebb and flow are what make it truly interesting. After taking some time off and prioritizing different aspects, I want you to know that I never forgot about you, and now I’m back.
In the upcoming weeks, I’ll be sharing some prerecorded episodes before launching Season 6 of the podcast. I’m still shaping the focus for the new season and would love to hear your input.
Take care and all the best, Floh
• Insights into the podcast plan for the near future
• Reflections on the next episode
• A brief review of the past year
You can’t wait for life not to be hard on you anymore before decide to become happy
If you had to make a sacrifice to find your freedom, would you do it?
Sacrifices pay off, but sometimes not. Making sacrifices is a risk that few have the strength to take and go forward with, and those who do are worthy of admiration since they put all their effort and work into something uncertain.
Today’s guests are a couple who sacrificed much of their personal lives to pursue adventure; they are Maya and Aladino from Sailing Magic Carpet. A couple dedicated to refitting their boats and showcasing the process on social media.
In this episode, our guests will be sharing how they sacrificed everything they had to live a life full of adventures in the middle of the sea. Also, we will hear how they invested all the savings available in their bank accounts to buy a boat they had never seen before located in the US.
There’s no doubt that these two have taken risks and made sacrifices to achieve their dreams; finding freedom and sharing their stories with the world.
Discover more about the lives of these two adventurers, and listen to the tips they will be sharing with us.
Best,
Floh
[3:20] The process of buying a new boat overseas.
[8:52] Dealing with uncertainty.
[11:19] Making personal sacrifices in the name of adventure.
[15:22] A start full of doubts.
[19:22] Why is sailing addictive?
[20:40] Freedom has its consequences.
[24:30] Follow your dreams.
[27:50] A YouTuber who feels uncomfortable in front of the cameras.
[34:13] A wish for the future.
Every moment that you embrace is the best moment.
Floh
Just because you decided to follow your dreams doesn’t mean that your life is gonna be beautiful and easy.
Maya
https://sailingmagiccarpet.com
https://www.youtube.com/c/sailingmagiccarpet
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We all want to reach it, but what is success?
Today’s guest The Success Factor author, Ruth Gotian. A woman who has dedicated herself to meeting the most successful minds to study them and learn about their mindset and practices. Her investigation yielded a surprising result—she discovered that all these people had four elements in common that allowed them to achieve success.
Ruth will share with us all of her acquired knowledge about success. Also, we will be talking about passion and why it is an essential point in the success path.
You can be successful too. Find out how.
Best, Floh
[0:36] The success factor.
[2:32] The four elements of success.
[10:13] How to find your passion?
[15:53 ] Different types of motivation.
[18:39] What is success?
[20:01] How to recognize a successful person?
[24:32] A work ethic story.
[28:14] The importance of constantly reinforcing your foundation.
[30:15] A story about learning.
[31:46] Ruth’s best recommendation.
“There are more bad days than good days on the road to success.”
Ruth
“Success is a moving target.”
Ruth
Ruth Website: www.ruthgotian.com
The Success Factor book
Passion Audit: www.ruthgotian.com/resources
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So often, people need to have a reason to take action. It can become difficult to chose between investment and return, especially when helping others?
Does there really need to be a return or is it about how we feel ourself doing it in the first place?
A while ago, I had the chance to help a friend who found himself in a difficult situation. All I did was asking others, including my newsletter subscribers to help me and him out.
I was blown away by the help we received for my friend and it made me proud that I did it. Although… looking closely I did not do much. I just asked others for help, simply because I could.
That kept me thinking. Aren‘t these always the most amazing things? Those we do, just because we can but don‘t have to?
What is it that you do, just because you can?
What is it that you would like to do just because you can?
Maybe we should aim for that more often.
Until then, take care my friend.
Best, Floh
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Introvert or Extrovert. Most of us heart these terms before, but who can recall any business training, strategy or job motivation that did not seem to be for the extroverts.
I belief that this is more on the behavioral site than a real character trade and this behavior being caused by different intrinsic motivations. Nevertheless it occurs in each one of us.
Jon Bakers, todays guest specializes in training and coaching for introverts and people leading introverts in their team.
Being an introvert himself it is a wonderful insightful conversation with him. He gives a lot of tips about living and introvert life or dealing with one.
You can find out more about him at: https://introvertinbusiness.co.uk/
Until then, take care my friend.
Best, Floh
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While working on this podcast episode, I stumbled upon this text:
F–– You Money
Back in the 1920s, the actor Humphrey Bogart used to keep a $100 bill in his nightstand at all times. That’s the equivalent of over $1,200 today. He referred to it as his ‘f–– you money’, because it meant he’d never be forced to take a part he didn’t want. He once said that the only good reason for making money was so you can tell anyone in the world to go to hell.
What’s your number? How much money would you need to happily turn down opportunities that you don’t want? And what if you could turn them down before you hit that number…?
Then it hit me, because what Chris Mamula, todays guest did was not to retire, he just saved enough f—- you money, to become free enough to only choose what he is doing.
If you want to know what that means to him and how he actually managed to have that amount of money by 41 listen to the episode or find out more about him directly at:
https://twitter.com/caniretire_yet or
https://www.caniretireyet.com/
Until then, take care my friend.
Best, Floh
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I met Carlos and Susanne when they interviewed me for their podcast life design and there I had the feeling there is more to discuss in further details.
At first glance they seem to be a happy couple that found their role by successfully raising 4 children and having a career.
But, there is more to it and it did not go as expected and they had to take some unconventional turns.
Let me not spoil it all but listen in and find out how they managed to fix their realtionship and become a truly remarkable couple and what they have to share with all the other couples of this world.
If you need some really helpful advice with your relationship you might also want to visit:
Until then, take care my friend.
Best, Floh
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Is a minimalist life possession free?
No, it is well curated!
Things that minimalists own, fulfill a purpose and often you will find a lot of high quality items in their daily life.
That is because they don‘t like trash in their life and things that are used regularly are therefor higher quality. You see, being a minimalist is not about saying no. It is about saying yes to the right things. Owning is fine, as long as you use it or is at least bringing value to your life.
Less distraction, more focus!
Less clutter, you don‘t need in the first place.
Maybe that could be a reason why minimalists make up such good coaches. Because they got rid of the clutter in their mind as well.
I had the honor to have a conversation with an amazing woman with a minimalist approach. Yana Stockman who originally comes from Ukraine, started travelling the world and realized the more things you leave behind that you don‘t need in the first place, the more liberated you are to go and to do what you really love.
By now she is settled in the US and helps her client in their „Life Transitions“
You can find out more about Yana at: https://www.yanastockman.com
Until then, take care my friend.
Best, Floh
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I am a great fan of Mike Mandel and the work he does. Together with his co-host and business partner Chris Thompson he runs a wildly crazy podcast called Brain Software where they offer tons of value and deep insides into coaching and NLP.
In his podcast Mike often gives people numbers and refers to the Enneagram.
Since I enjoy talking to Mike so much I saw this as a good opportunity to have Mike back on the show and share his view on the Enneagram with you.
We will go into the history of the Enneagram, take about archetypes and get a description of all the 9 different Enneagram types.
As well as some inside on the Enneagram type 8 of Mike and wether I fit in there or not…
If you want to take a glimpse of the Enneagram yourself you might want to have a look at one of the following free tests:
https://lonerwolf.com/enneagram-test/
https://www.eclecticenergies.com/enneagram/test
https://www.truity.com/test/enneagram-personality-test
Until then, take care my friend.
Best, Floh
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There are several reasons behind my decision to provide coaching free of charge.
1. Desire to Help: I find fulfillment in assisting others, as it brings a sense of personal satisfaction. While it may seem altruistic, it’s worth acknowledging that as humans, we often find intrinsic joy in being of service to others.
2. Impact and Contribution: I aim to make a meaningful impact by sharing my knowledge. I believe in the power of investing in individuals who may not have the financial means but possess great potential. It’s akin to being a seed investor, sowing the seeds for future success.
3. Supporting Those in Need: Having experienced a period of financial constraints with abundant ideas, I recognize the importance of providing support to those who may not currently afford my services. This strategic generosity allows me to contribute to the growth of individuals who can benefit the most.
4. Effective Marketing: Offering free coaching serves as a powerful marketing tool. Recognizing the transformative nature of my coaching, I trust that those who experience it will remember and potentially return for future sessions. Additionally, satisfied individuals are likely to share their positive experiences, organically expanding my reach.
It’s essential to emphasize that this offering comes with no strings attached. The quality of the session and any subsequent actions are entirely in your hands. Attend with focus, be prepared, and decide what you want to derive from the experience.
Ultimately, this is a gift from me to you. No strings attached. The choice of what to do with it rests entirely with you.
I look forward to talk to you, Floh
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