by David Neagle | Feb 25, 2021 | David from the Stage, Successful Mind Podcast
In today’s episode I’m teaching on Albert E.N. Gray’s speech, “The Common Denominator of Success.” Most of us were taught that hard work is the secret to success. However, Gray points out that although hard work may be required—it’s not the real secret to success....
by David Neagle | Feb 23, 2021 | Inside the Episode, Successful Mind Podcast
Most of us, myself included, never had any instruction on how to discern the character of a friend or anyone we meet in life. We were taught to see people as “nice” or a “jerk”—but this doesn’t mean anything, nor does it tell us about their character. On the last...
by David Neagle | Feb 22, 2021 | Content Episode, Successful Mind Podcast
One of the most important things we could learn in life is how to pick good friends. Most people, when they’re raised as children, don’t ever get a solid understanding of how to evaluate the relationships we take on in life. Most of us don’t know how to evaluate the...
by David Neagle | Feb 18, 2021 | Movers & Shakers, Successful Mind Podcast
Today’s episode may be disturbing for some listeners. My guest is Garry McIntosh from Operation Underground Railroad (OUR). We discuss a dark topic that most people want to avoid thinking about—the horrors of sex trafficking in the United States and around the world....
by David Neagle | Feb 16, 2021 | David from the Stage, Successful Mind Podcast
The Law of Polarity says everything in the universe is created as a “whole.” This means everything has an opposite, and it’s equal and opposite. If you have a problem in your life, then there must be a solution right here and now. If you have a desire, then the way...
by David Neagle | Feb 15, 2021 | Inside the Mind, Successful Mind Podcast
Tiger Woods is best known for his massively successful golf career, and perhaps equally known for the personal problems following the death of his father. You may remember the controversy that surrounded Tiger’s personal life . As a celebrity athlete, he was...
