by David Neagle | May 11, 2021 | David from the Stage, Successful Mind Podcast
Today we’re going deeper into the topic of the role(s) you took on in childhood—and how these roles were created out of shame and guilt. A role is basically an agreement between you and your parents for you to be a certain way, and to never change that. If you don’t...
by David Neagle | May 10, 2021 | David from the Stage, Successful Mind Podcast
In today’s episode I’m teaching on the “roles” we took on as kids in our family dynamic, and how they affect our adult life today. From the moment we’re born, we learn that we need other people in order to survive and be secure. It all starts with the connection...
by David Neagle | May 6, 2021 | Movers & Shakers, Successful Mind Podcast
Today I have an amazing guest, Josh Aryeh. Otherwise known as Batman, he turned his car into the “Batmobile,” so that he could help sick children going through dark times find happiness. Growing up as a car enthusiast, Josh always loved exotic cars such as Ferraris,...
by David Neagle | May 4, 2021 | Inside the Episode, Successful Mind Podcast
Today BT and I are diving deeper into Neville Goddard’s “law of assumption,” which comes from his book, The Power of Awareness. Neville was an American author who taught from a perspective of higher truth. He fully believed in what he was teaching and got tremendous...
by David Neagle | May 3, 2021 | Content Episode, Successful Mind Podcast
In today’s episode I’m teaching on a powerful concept known as the “law of assumption.” It comes from Neville Goddard’s book, The Power of Awareness. Drawing on Christian tradition, Goddard says you can master your life by mastering your assumptions. Every moment of...
by David Neagle | Apr 29, 2021 | Lessons from the Vault, Successful Mind Podcast
Today I’m sharing five points or ideas that will help you be more successful this year than any previous year, if you choose to use them. These ideas have helped me tremendously throughout the years. I’ve found that whenever I stray from them, I usually get into...
