John Demartini
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Sep 20, 2026
Loz AntonenkoGUEST
You will.
Loz AntonenkoGUEST
Dr. John Demartini, who I highly recommend.
Loz AntonenkoGUEST
I've interviewed him for my podcast.
Loz AntonenkoGUEST
He's amazing.
Josh DechHOST
And it's so...
Josh DechHOST
You know, it's funny, we just had, well, whenever this one comes up, we had a previous published episode with Dr. John Demartini, who has a very similar philosophy.
Josh DechHOST
He's very wealthy, travels the world, just teaching people how to live the life they want to live.
Josh DechHOST
And it's such an underestimated part of health.
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Jonny MillsGUEST
Yeah.
Jonny MillsGUEST
And so much respect for those people.
Jonny MillsGUEST
I was really glad that you mentioned your your recent podcast with Dr. John Demartini.
Jonny MillsGUEST
And I write a sub stack called The Wealth Code.
John SpenderGUEST
It's all about creating an imaginary council.
John SpenderGUEST
So I did that with various different thought leaders, Dr. John Demartini, Wayne Dyer.
John SpenderGUEST
Mark Victor Hanson, Jack Canfield, Tony Robbins, Rhonda Byrne.
John SpenderGUEST
And I would just have these, Michael Bernard Beckwith, I just had these conversations.
Danny ScahillGUEST
I'm in conversation.
Danny ScahillGUEST
I've not got this one over the line yet, but I'm in conversations with Dr. Demartini's team about having Demartini on the show because he's a big mentor and you could say a hero of mine, not just purely from chiropractic because he calls himself a behavioral specialist these days, doesn't he? um and so he started his
Andy KurtHOST
career in in chiropractic didn't he i mean he's a massive name if you can if you can land him from uh on your podcast i'm sure that would be incredible yeah as far as i'm aware he he travels uh he lives on a ship called the world with lots of other high net worth individuals and he does docks to different places and apparently there's a helipad on there or something crazy like that so uh but yeah that would be a cool one to have wouldn't it so you you've clearly learned a lot and they say you know The person that learns the most on the podcast is the interviewer, right? So was there one particular guest that created a real shift in how you think about your practice or your leadership or general business management? Is there someone that comes to mind?
Danny ScahillGUEST
In terms of if I wanted to go down the route of having multiple practices, there was a couple of people that stood out that talked quite a bit about that.
Ken HondaGUEST
And in a few weeks, I'm going to start this another world tour, starting from Japan, US and Europe and Australia and back.
Ken HondaGUEST
And I've been doing this, you know, my hero is, I interviewed Dr. John Demartini.
Ken HondaGUEST
He was just on the
Celine Da CostaHOST
last episode.
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Ken HondaGUEST
So you receive different kinds of energy.
Ken HondaGUEST
And I think in my 70s, I'll probably give more and more and more, and I receive respect and fun and young energy.
Ken HondaGUEST
That's why I think, like Dr. John Demartini, he doesn't look like he's in his 70s, right? Because he receives so much happy energy.
Ken HondaGUEST
So I think your energy exchange will change.
John CurranHOST
Welcome to another episode of A Swift Kick in the Ass.
John CurranHOST
I'm your host, John Curran.
John CurranHOST
With me today is Dr. John DeMartini.
John CurranHOST
He is widely known for the DeMartini Method, which is a structured process designed to help people shift perceptions, resolve inner conflict, and create meaningful change in their lives.
John CurranHOST
Gee, this kind of sounds familiar and right in line with what we do here on A Swift Kick in the Ass.
Calvin CoylesGUEST
And I'm getting frustrated, not because of who you are, but because of who am I expecting you to be.
Calvin CoylesGUEST
But that's because I've made that in my head, right? And that's very much Demartini, right? You're putting people on a pedestal.
Calvin CoylesGUEST
As soon as I was able to release that and then just accept and love him for who he was and who he is.
Calvin CoylesGUEST
Yeah.
Tabby KnightsGUEST
And even like someone like him, for example, it's like, I feel like from a physique standpoint, from a business standpoint, like you can take away so much from these people just by their thoughts and actions and how they treat other people as well in their own business.
Charlie JohnsonHOST
Yeah, and I think there's something from John Demartini, and of course it's Traits of the Great, so it's like, pick a list of 10 people who you look up to, or you like certain things, and you can just study almost how they communicate, how they act, what they do every day, and then eventually you end up becoming successful if you take the right habits every day.
Tabby KnightsGUEST
Oh, a hundred percent.
Tabby KnightsGUEST
Like I don't know about you, but most of the most successful people in the world, I can guarantee that they know what they're doing tomorrow.
CliveHOST
I jump into another character.
CliveHOST
I do believe, I mean, Dr. Demartini says, I believe that someone can change in 60 seconds.
CliveHOST
Literally, you can change in 60 seconds.
CliveHOST
You could turn from a smoker to a non-smoker in 60 seconds, given the right thinking process.
Rodica AlexaHOST
Yeah.
Rodica AlexaHOST
And we app- I, um, me together with Katalina started approaching, um, spiritual teacher that we, um, that we respected and love, like J- Dr. John DeMartini and Dr. Bradley Nelson and some others, and they accepted.
Rodica AlexaHOST
Like I...
Rodica AlexaHOST
We were not ready.
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