Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero

Life is peaks and valleys, joy and grief, comfort and discomfort.  You simply can't have one without the other.  And to live fulfilled is to understand that it's during our low points that we are required to be our best, trust ourselves, and relentlessly march toward higher ground.

In this episode, I delve into the notion that progress = happiness and talk about the power of creating meaning in our lives.

Sometimes we don't realize that by choosing immediate comfort, consistency, and short term gains, we are forfeiting the potential for something more down the line. This episode is about betting on yourself to build your ideal life, and not settling for less.

"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you someone else is the greatest accomplishment" - Ralph Waldo Emerson In this episode I talk about having strength in your convictions and rather than apologizing for the things that set you apart, doubling down and fully embracing them.

In this episode I am joined by Zach Kadolph as we discuss the meaning behind the video "I'm a loser" and the power of gaining perspective as one moves forward in life.

In this episode I play a track called "I'm a loser" ...a play on words about the importance of losing the things that hold you back and  using life's lows to propel you to your highs.

“We have always held to the hope, the belief, the conviction that there is a better life, a better world, beyond the horizon.” - Franklin Delano Roosevelt In this episode I talk about the power of hope and our ability to: 1. believe something greater is possible and 2. do something to bring about our desired change

In this episode I talk about a 10 million dollar check that Jim Carrey wrote himself before ever landing a movie role, and how visualization and belief are always step one when pursuing something greater.  

"Asking, 'Can I get there?' and asking 'How quickly can I get there?' will put you in far different places when the day ends" - EP This episode is a reminder that we can only answer the questions we ask ourselves. Sometimes the best change comes from not necessarily finding answers, but stepping back and making sure we've been asking the right questions all along.

In this episode I answer a listener's question about happiness in pursuit of a dream....and dive into Jim Rohn's quote about "choosing between the pain of discipline or the pain of regret."