Millionaire Mindcast Plant Medicine, Wealth Building and Unlocking Your True Hueman Potential | Rhonda Smith
In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, Rhonda Smith who shares wonderful thoughts about plant medicine, lots of healing than can be offered to this medicine, how to connect to the things around you, and the importance of authenticity to step into the higher version of yourself and make progress on yourself!
Rhonda Smith is a life coach, and the Co-Founder of The Expanded Hueman Company, a group of individuals who’ve been brought together by a higher force and a series of synchronicities to answer the question “what’s next after personal development?”. This is for the CEO, entrepreneur, and risk-taker who has created wealth and external success but is still looking for a deeper meaning.
Rhonda is an amazing leader in the community as she attracts high level to life-changing individual. She authored the book, The Whole Method, guides you back into the deepest recesses of your self, lighting the way to remembering who you really are and unlocking your infinite potential.
Rhonda’s journey started after her incredible depression. Seeking for something deeper and looking for medicine, she wanted to go deep spiritually as she could. Her curiosity, deep feeling of her own patterns, addicted tendencies, and the found dark places in her life led her there. She decided to learn these things and recognized it as her path. Then, she went on training with some sacred medicines and learning how to journey through medicine.
Her own healing led her to the journey of figuring out how to support others and listening to their souls. Later, she created retreats that basically composed all the things that we’re missing and really trying to take a different approach like offering transformation, coaching, and support for people who suffer from the same.
This amazing woman believes that humans already have the medicine inside of us. It’s just remembering to reconnecting this part of yourself and connecting to the things on the planet. She holds that there’s healing in plant medicine. Plants have spirits and its evolution is changing, going through its own process and content over the years. Also, understanding that there’s spiritual essence or the ability of each plant. They all have the ability to work with us. The results could be good or harmful to your health depending on how you will use it, knowing your intention to work with it and not to abuse it.
Moreover, it’s important to give yourself space, let yourself work with plants and the things around you, and surrender and decline expectations. It gets you thinking outside of the box, and acting outside your capacities. It is called the healing of the planet. Being able to step our own healing of the planet and make a decision for ourselves that we don’t stay in controlled. Some of the billionaires on the planet are the most depressed people. Rhonda realized it is important of giving yourself time to rest and let yourself lay in bed. You need to take a day for yourself. Have that space where you integrate and set yourself again. Stop thinking always of achieving and earning more money. Take a week off by yourself if you can.
Lastly, be in total integrity and honesty in yourself on how you talk and act. When we don’t connect into the truth to these things, we missed out information that’s in there. It’s is really understanding why you’re creating what you’re creating. When you can be there with yourself, that’s wholeness to yourselves.
You can’t do what you came here to do if you can’t be who you really are.
Some Questions I Ask:
- How did you find your way to what you’re doing right now? (05:05)
- What are the different types of plant medicine that are out there? (08:55)
- Explain what ayahuasca is? (11:06)
- How much can we share about the experience of where this is facilitated and done? (13:03)
- Why do most people come to you? (16:59)
- What are your thoughts on this topic of mental health? (26:43)
- Tell me more about holding space? (32:43)
- How do you help so many people who have these big goals and aspirations find balance in their life? (49:29)
- Tell us more about your book and whose your book for? (54:06)
- What do you think the world would look like if it looks the way you think it could be? (55:07)
- What’s your final thoughts and wisdom that you’ll leave as a takeaway for this episode? (57:31)
In This Episode, You Will Learn:
- Plant medicine that can heal heroin addiction. (10:26)
- The only way to connect people back into compassion, understanding, and empathy. (23:47)
- The importance of taking time to rest yourself. (39:57)
- What the word Truth really is. (46:55)
- The mountains that you have to climb in your life. (52:52)
Quotes:
- “We are the medicine.”
- “I believed that we have things we don’t know how to deal with and feel & like we don’t have the tools.”
- “When you learned how to lay and set in your shit then essentially you can learn how to deal with things.”
- “Life is driving, we are not driving.”
- “Every plant to every experience has a different meaning.”
- “It is about making choices.”
- “We are always living for desire and us never in contentment.”
- “Success is measured by how we treat ourselves and others when we’re in times of pain or discomfort or shame.”
- “Anytime we step into a new level of ourselves, we change.”
- “You could change the world if you really wanted to.”
- “We all have to make enough.”
- “Vulnerability is key.”
- “Don’t be afraid to share.”
- “There’s way more beauty in the pain.”
- “This teacher is our shadow.”
- “There’s nothing to fear in the stillness of the dark except the power of your own awakening.”
- “There’s nothing more brave in saying that you can’t do something.”
- “You can’t set and be with yourself because you’re always in this path of growing.”
- “Your body is the greatest intelligence on the planet.”
- “Be grateful with where you are and not so excited to get where you’re going.”
- “When you can be there with yourself, that’s wholeness.”
- “You can’t do what you came here to do if you can’t be who you really are.”
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