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00:00 Taste of the episode

01:52 Introduction to Greg Dingizian

04:22 How intentional was Greg’s success?

06:07 Where the name “Agharta” came from

07:18 How Armenian roots influenced Greg

08:52 What Armenian and Swedish cultures can learn from each other

10:33 Suffering, grace and victimhood

12:40 Creating life experience from inside out

14:29 Gyurjieff and the mental prisons we cannot escape

14:52 Seeing through illusions

17:17 The illusion of “getting there” with money

18:28 Many ways spiritual understanding can evolve

23:41 Greg warns: too much focus on the external

26:58 How to set business goals

29:51 Finding qualified critics and idea meritocracy

31:31 Find what feels like play to you, but seems like work to others

34:05 Taking daring action and what prevents it

37:06 The role of mentors and how to find them

39:15 “Going to get it” vs “allowing it to come to you”

39:58 Mutual factors behind Esabelle and Greg’s success

42:32 “Who am I”? 44:28 Techniques, thoughts, emotions

46:21 Emptying the mind

48:24 Intuition and not following conventions

49:51 Transcending the intellect and touching wisdom

50:47 The most demanded skill in 10 years

52:14 Artificial intelligence

53:54 Bigger shifts to come

55:53 Hope for a global awakening

58:22 Word association game with Greg (from politics to meditation)

01:00:15 Reminder: just chop wood and carry water

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My podcast guest is what some might call a "hippie billionaire," a man who attributes his success to quieting the mind, meditation, intuition and taking daring action inspired by stillness.

While in Malmö, I had the chance to interview Greg Dingizian, a visionary Swedish-Armenian investor and one of our nation's most affluent sons.

Greg is behind some of Sweden’s most significant real estate deals, including Victoria Park, a company he helped build and later sold in a landmark acquisition valued at nearly €1 billion.

The real reason I wanted to interview Greg is the source of his success - accessing the stillness within, as he attributes it, in very simple terms. For example, he shares how the idea for Victoria came "as a download" when he was swimming.

Greg says mindfulness and meditation gave him his life back, which is why he donated 6 million SEK to Malmö University, to fund research on mindfulness.

We covered a lot in an hour:

→ the illusions he had to give up to become what he has,

→ his techniques and core principles,

→ AI,

→ Armenia, Sweden and being an immigrant,

→ mentorship, money and company culture,

→ compassion, forgiveness and suffering,

→ finding critics, intuition and transcending the intellect,

→ meditation on "I am,"

→ what Greg hopes for and anticipates: a global awakening and the collapse of dominant structures.

Greg is also the founder of "Bridge to Armenia," now led by his sister, Ezabelle Dingizian, the former Deputy Speaker of the Swedish Parliament.

I just loved co-creating this episode. It was honest. Joyful. Deep. I think you’ll feel it too.T

hank you for tuning in, prioritizing your self-realization and listening beyond the word.

Razmik

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