Caffeine For The Soul With Michael Neill

This episode talks about what's at the heart of the inside-out understanding that can really make a difference - both in our lives and in the world. 

This episode talks about the original point of all the spiritual teachings we talk about today, and how to find it when we've strayed away from it. 

A look at two tools we have inside of us and how they can help to guide us home in any given moment. 

Is the zone something we can only access randomly, or is it present, all of the time?

Finding the place inside of ourself that is already thriving.

Two things you can do to have a nicer experience of everyday life

Understanding the relationship between money, happiness, and business success

In today's podcast I share some thoughts I had recently about a change in my career and whether or not it is true that I would make a terrible spy!

Part two of a two part exploration of the creative genius at the heart of who and what we really are.

Part one of a two part exploration of the creative genius at the heart of who and what we really are.

How to have conversations that transform lives and a piece of advice from the Scottish mystic Syd Banks

Are you happier when you think happy thoughts or before you start thinking at all?

To mark the passing of the spiritual teacher Ram Dass, here's an exploration of the true meaning of the word 'Now' and how we can go deeper into the only moment there is.

In the podcast I dramatize an imaginary conversation between me and a visitor from another planet to highlight what money's good for, what it isn't good for, and where security and insecurity really come from.

This week’s podcast is an exploration of how we handle the challenges in our work and lives and what we can do to thrive more of the time.

In this week’s podcast I share one of my favorite metaphors for the nature of mind and how we are always supported whether we notice it or not.

This week's podcast is a PG13 rated exploration of one of my favorite Syd Banks quotes that points to the intersection of our personal psychology and impersonal spiritual nature. It's kind of a fun one if you like that sort of thing... :-)

in this week's podcast, , I explore how much more space we have in our minds when we stop filling it up with analysis and judgement of our own thinking.

This week's podcast is taken from a talk I gave at a coaching conference about what it is that sets apart "helpful" coaching from coaching that is truly transformative.