Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero

In a world that is constantly trying to tell you what to think, how to act and who you are, this episode is about rising above the noise and creating your world within...

"I wish there was a way to know you're in the good ol days before you've actually left them." - Ed Helms In this episode I discuss the power of the present moment and how to ensure we don't walk right by the things that matter most.

In this episode I discuss the idea that life is a marathon.  Not a black and white solution to some problem waiting to be solved, but a beautiful culmination of peaks, valleys, wins and losses that come to define our experience and make life worth living.

Sometimes it's not about taking drastic measures or searching for a larger than life solution...sometimes it's simply hanging on when others are letting go...

As much as we are inclined to live problem free lives, Mark Manson suggests that life is not about removing problems as much as it is about choosing the right ones. Happiness is growth, and in essence, positioning yourself to face and conquer the problems that mean the most to you.   In this episode I dive into the task of removing that which doesn't serve you and exhausting precious time and energy only on that which does.

We tend to think of motivation as the spark that gets us going, igniting our rational for moving forward and causing us to jump off the couch and enthusiastically push toward our goals. But what if, as Mark Manson states in his book, "The Subtle Art of Not Giving A Fuck" action is what creates motivation? That by simply moving we are putting ourselves in position to manufacture the small wins that ultimately define our success. Maybe we missed the mark, and rather than needing a full understanding of the destination, the important thing is that we simply begin taking steps.

There are two ways to look at everything: 1. Through a lens of what has been lost 2. Through a lens of what can be gained In this episode I discuss the importance of training our minds to see the opportunity in life. Even in chaos, there are advantages waiting to be found.

In this episode I sit down with my friend Rod Lake, delving into his perspectives and lessons learned as an entrepreneur and Hollywood producer. As the founder of numerous companies over the years, from Airborne to Vejo, to the motion pictures he's brought to life, Rod sheds light on his philosophy that gratitude is everything.  As he puts it, success stems from making sure the things that matter least don't overshadow the things that matter most. I hope you enjoy the episode.  There is certainly something here for everyone!

Here is the simple truth about fear: the worst possible outcomes that hold us back almost never come to fruition. Our fears are manufactured stories, and just as they have come to be, they can be torn out at the roots. Similar to jumping into a cold pool, overcoming fear is about increased exposure to a stimulus, and in this episode I discuss a few ways to internalize and acclimate to discomfort so that it can work for us, not against us.  

“Most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do in ten years.” - Bill Gates This episode is about little decisions compounding to create substantial change in our lives.  Looking at Darren Hardy's Compound Effect, I examine why our biggest results come not from grandiose action, but from consistency and self-belief over time.