Trusting our innate intelligence Karl and Simon delve into various topics stemming from their personal and professional experiences. They discuss the importance of presence and authenticity, especially in giving talks and interacting with audiences. The significance of mental strength in sports, the myth of positive thinking, and dealing with anxiety and imposter syndrome are examined. They also explore the dangers of rigidly striving for success and the value of embracing innate enoughness and wholeness, challenging societal norms around identity, status, and performance culture. The episode culminates in a philosophical discussion about non-dualism and how to practically navigate life while understanding our interconnectedness and the illusory nature of status. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:08 Reflecting on Past Conversations 00:35 The Power of Spontaneity in Public Speaking 01:25 Experiences with Impromptu Talks 03:16 The Role of Presence and Connection 05:17 Challenges in Sports and Positive Thinking 07:26 Insights from Top Athletes 09:24 The Myth of Constant Positivity 11:21 Personal Stories of Overcoming Anxiety 17:28 The Illusion of Success and Fulfillment 21:21 Expressing Innate Wholeness 23:38 The Path to Mastery and Being Present 27:27 The Freedom in Acceptance 28:46 Embracing Acceptance and Letting Go 30:24 Exploring Non-Dualism and Practicality 31:28 The Value of Meditation and Self-Inquiry 35:15 Navigating Identity and Ego in Broadcasting 40:04 The Fragility of Identity and Social Roles 45:50 The Importance of Open-Heartedness and Gifts 48:57 Cultural Perspectives on Status and Happiness 51:48 Conclusion and Upcoming Projects To find out more about Simon Mundie go to https://www.simonmundie.com/ To start your free Mind Caddie trial go to https://www.mindcaddie.golf/ To book your ‘Mind Caddie’ workshop get in touch and go to www.themindfactor.com

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