Learning from the Unlikable and Seeking Wisdom from the Elderly

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The chapter discusses the importance of having compassion for undesirable individuals like narcissists and learning from historical figures like Hitler. It emphasizes the value of curiosity, learning from failures, and seeking wisdom from older individuals in various areas of life. The conversation also touches on staying open to learning, exploring Zen concepts, humility, and the significance of curated, high-quality content for personal growth.

Today’s guest has the coolest title I’ve ever heard—mind architect.

Peter Crone is a world-renowned spiritual teacher, mind-body wellness coach, and life transformation expert. He’s worked with everyone from athletes, to actors, to billionaire CEOs, to everyday people trying to do their best. Peter helps people achieve spiritual freedom, mental peace, and physical vitality, which all align with biohacking in a big way.

In this episode, we dig deep into the limiting beliefs that shape our behavior and relationships. We talk about discerning between reality and the stories we tell ourselves. Peter gives advice on overcoming perfectionism, strengthening your intuition, and recognizing your innate value. We also explore how to reframe language, the value of curiosity, and how to harness losses into learnings that unlock your greatest potential. It’s a fascinating conversation.

You can hear more from Peter at the upcoming Biohacking Conference. Get your tickets at biohackingconference.com.

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(00:06:28) Accessing a Spiritual State Without Drugs

(00:11:04) Recovering From Perfectionism

(00:19:14) Reality vs. the Stories We Tell Ourselves

(00:29:42) Healing Wounds From Birth

(00:38:31) Why Fear Is the Enemy of Health

(00:43:18) How To Train & Strengthen Intuition

(00:56:01) Recognizing Your Innate Value

(01:03:30) How Can We Learn From Our Elders?

(01:06:19) Peter’s Freedom Program

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