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Nov 6, 2026

Lewis HowesHOST
16:41
Así que hay estas diferentes temporadas y diferentes sueños que he estado persiguiendo mientras me mantengo constante en este programa.
Lewis HowesHOST
16:49
Y he tenido la increíble fortuna de sentarme frente a invitados asombrosos como Tony Robbins, como Kobe Bryant, Michelle Obama, Kevin Hart, Matt Damon, Matthew McConaughey, Joe Dispenza, tantos otros grandes científicos y expertos que me están enseñando y nos están enseñando a todos cómo optimizar esa área de la vida en la que estamos luchando.
Lewis HowesHOST
17:14
Y hoy es el episodio dos mil.
Lewis HowesHOST
17:17
Durante más de trece años nunca hemos faltado una semana, dos mil episodios, y debajo de cada uno de ellos está la misma pregunta siempre: ¿qué significa realmente la grandeza? Ese es el tema subyacente.

35 MINS LATER

Lewis HowesHOST
52:10
Pero aprendimos a superar esas condiciones con estrategias que practicábamos durante el día para abrirnos a la paz interior.
Lewis HowesHOST
52:19
Viví momentos increíbles con los hombres de ese grupo.
Lewis HowesHOST
52:22
El doctor Joe Dispenza, quien ha venido varias veces al programa, siempre me preguntaba cuándo iría a uno de sus retiros.
Lewis HowesHOST
52:32
Finalmente, Martha y yo asistimos al de siete días y nos cambió la vida.
Mindy PelzHOST
18:17
He's getting people to jump in cold water and breathe differently.
Mindy PelzHOST
18:20
Joe Dispenza has his own breathing technique.
Mindy PelzHOST
18:24
I assume they're all good, but do you, do you have one you like best or is just, Just breathe.
Mindy PelzHOST
18:30
Be aware of it.
Josie SantiHOST
14:40
I don't do anything else.
Josie SantiHOST
14:42
I still have my mouth tape on and I will just play a Dr. Joe Dispenza meditation, by the way, because I had some questions on which one.
Josie SantiHOST
14:48
I literally just looked up Dr. Joe Dispenza on Spotify.
Josie SantiHOST
14:53
And the one that I listen to in the mornings is called Listen to This When You Wake Up and Watch Miracles Happen Fast, Morning Routine, Dr. Joe Dispenza.
Josie SantiHOST
15:00
So I count that as a habit stack.
Josie SantiHOST
15:04
I'm just adding to the habits I already have.
Janet TanguayGUEST
18:40
Yeah.
Janet TanguayGUEST
18:40
So I usually reference a few people, Tara Swart and Joe Dispenza and Dr. Irina O'Brien.
Janet TanguayGUEST
18:47
Those are three.
Janet TanguayGUEST
18:48
If people want to listen to a podcast on vision boarding and neuroscience, it's on my LinkedIn page in the featured section.
Janet TanguayGUEST
18:54
And so that one is great.
Janet TanguayGUEST
18:55
But what they basically say is get out of the patterns, get out of your routines, because when you do that, The brain is triggered to something else and you rewire your thinking so that you're ready to meet the possibilities, right? Joe Dispenza, if you really like this work of neuroscience, he's doing some really cool stuff now where, let me see if I can describe it correctly.
Janet TanguayGUEST
19:16
He has two groups of people who have some sort of illness in today's world, right? And so what he's done is taken a group of people and prayed for the people when they were in the 90s.
Janet TanguayGUEST
19:29
And so the praying for people in the 90s has helped make progress with the healing today.
Mas AtiGUEST
75:54
Okay.
Mas AtiGUEST
75:55
Who's the ideal XI student? who's the ideal XI student? Well, a lot of times, you know, if you've had like previous success mechanisms, you've gone Tony Robbins, Joe Dispenza, you know, you've created a while and you know, you've got through a lot of things and you know, at a deep level, there has to be more to life than just the physicalness.
Mas AtiGUEST
76:18
So that's the ideal student.
Mas AtiGUEST
76:20
The next one is like where you're willing to look at Say your failures or whatever you've done, not as a victim mentality.
Rebekah KigerHOST
17:20
And so even this whole idea of like picking up my phone, doing these voice memos, I don't know anybody else that does that.
Rebekah KigerHOST
17:27
I mean, it's possible that people do and I just don't listen to their podcasts because to be completely honest, I have been so deep in Dr. Joe Dispenza's work as of late that like I really haven't been listening to podcasts or audio books or anything.
Rebekah KigerHOST
17:41
I've been like highly, highly, highly focused on what I'm interested in learning right now.
Rebekah KigerHOST
17:48
And I kind of do have these like rabbit hole periods of time where I just like walk in on one mentor and I don't stop for like, a year.
Joy KongGUEST
74:27
I think people should, if they can make it non-negotiable to, um, um, to really quiet the mind.
Joy KongGUEST
74:34
And, um, um, I mean, I personally, I think if they don't know what to do, how to do it, they can go to Joe Dispenza, right? Listen to Joe Dispenza, uh, go to his retreats and he's going to teach you and he's going to tell you some of the science behind it is really pretty awesome.
Joy KongGUEST
74:53
I just, I love Dr. Joe Dispenza.
Joy KongGUEST
74:56
Um, Or you can learn on your own.
Joy KongGUEST
75:01
I started reading books about meditation.

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Jim AlstottHOST
85:20
I
Joy KongGUEST
85:20
think there's one song, well, nowadays, was it Good Morning? I think there's one that's, I forgot the name of the person.
Joy KongGUEST
85:27
I remember hearing that at Joe Dispenza's retreat.
Shane EvansGUEST
26:29
It's about consistency and the consistency ultimately creates the result in everything that we do.
Shane EvansGUEST
26:34
I wanted to ask you, are you familiar with the work of Dr. Joe Dispenza? I
Ekta YadavHOST
26:38
don't believe so.
Shane EvansGUEST
26:39
Oh, my gosh.
John StreetGUEST
16:40
I remember writing this whole thing down.
John StreetGUEST
16:42
I was doing a lot of meditation, Dr. Joe Dispenza type meditations and really kind of finding myself.
John StreetGUEST
16:50
And I remember having...
John StreetGUEST
16:53
this visualization where I was on like this desert island.

6 MINS LATER

Brendan DauenhauerHOST
23:14
And one thing I think we talk about within a Venus, because you and I are part of that, John, is the ability to rewrite the past.
Brendan DauenhauerHOST
23:23
And that has been one of the most... powerful forces for me just as someone who has lost their parents too and things of that nature it made me think of that when you were telling that story how has that affected you and how do you tactically go about rewriting the past in situations like what you just described
John StreetGUEST
23:42
That's where I love some of the teachings of, like, Dr. Joe Dispenza.
John StreetGUEST
23:46
You know, it is life-changing.
DanteHOST
13:15
Are you stressed out constantly? Are you constantly exhausted? What are your emotional patterns? What are your beliefs? What are your behaviors? What do you focus on periodically throughout the day? Dr.
DanteHOST
13:23
Joe Dispenza has this famous quote.
DanteHOST
13:25
You have like 50,000 thoughts a day or some shit like that.
DanteHOST
13:27
And 90% or 98%, some whatever, are the same thoughts that you've had yesterday.

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