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Welcome Back to Million Dollar Relationship! Our guest today is Dr. Joseph Riggio

Dr. Joseph is a cognitive scientist with deep expertise in transformational communication, decision-making, and non-ordinary cognition. He is the architect and designer of the MythoSelf® Process (formally the Mythogenic Self™ Process) and the Soma-Semantics® Model and an international figure in the professional NLP™ and hypnosis communities. Joseph is also a well-known speaker and writer on the topics of transformational change, leadership, and elite performance, including authoring the books, “The State of Perfection,” “Experiencing The Hero’s Journey,” “Be Your Best” and “Towards A Theory Of Transpersonal Decision-Making In Human Systems.”

Joseph is renowned for the capacity of his insight into what motivates people to action, both personally and professionally, and his ability to organize the means to articulate the specific messages that will move these individuals to take action. This may just as often be a conversation regarding the next step in an executive or professional career as it will be a plan to transform an entire organization to attain a new level of competence in meeting the demands of an ever-changing and often chaotic marketplace.

Joseph works as a transformational change artist, including his work with leaders and entire organizations in international business and professional circles. He also advises single individuals, small groups, and teams of people. As a renowned change artist, he develops elite performance strategies that align his clients toward moving forward with greater integrity, elegance, and aplomb.

Key Highlights: 

[00:00 - 09:43] Opening Segment

• Joseph Creates a space for people so they can truly become themselves and beyond all that limits them.
• People that come from nobility are trained differently 
• Most of us are trained through education

[09:43 - 17:17] Teach your child to be polite and forget their instincts

• Joseph shares How from a young age, we are taught to abide by societal expectations and to not be ourselves.
• It is important to remember who you are and what compels you to want to wake up in the morning.
• This can be done by revisiting your childhood desires and passions, or by finding something that is compelling and exciting on its own.
• Most people have bad brain juice, which means they are constantly solving problems instead of being inspired. The text recommends helping people to unlearn these habits and to return to their essence.

[17:18 - 25:01] How to be a successful problem solver

• Joseph points out that the majority of our professional life is finding problems that we can solve.
• Society has reinforced over and over again finding the problems that need attention
• and people are rewarded when they become problem solvers
• Joseph shares his insights as a problem solver.

[25:02 - 33:06] Grandfather's unusual education leads to a successful career and meeting people that changed his life.

• Joseph’s grandfather taught him mathematics with sets of cards. 
• Joseph has been studying NLPwhere he met Richard Bandler and Roy Frasier  
• Watching Roy Doing deep trans identification and modeling for people is by far the most profound way to make sure they leave it intact when they separate.
• Al Ridenauer is a retired Lieutenant Colonel from the US Marine Corps that teaches Martial Arts.
• Al teaches Guided Chaos where joseph learns the “Warrior flow” and how to move in the world in an incredibly responsive way to be in literally a state of flow that's a task, independently.

[33:06 - 40:13] Joseph Riggio: The Non-Marketing Answer to Success

• Joseph believes that the most important thing in the world is to touch other people's lives positively, and that starting close to them is the best way to do this.
• Rio has been doing this for a long time and has helped many people achieve their goals.

[27:01 - 29:44] Closing Segment

• Follow Joseph Riggio on Facebook and Linkedin
• You may also visit his website at https://www.josephriggio.com
• www.vcita.com/josephriggio

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“Most people have no trouble doing stuff for their own sake. And so we go out and we find hobbies, or we engage in sports. I know men who are in their fifties and sixties and seventies who feel like if they don't get to go out and play golf once a week or once a month or twice a week that life isn't worth living so that they do with compulsion. We're talking about people who are finding time to get away from what they do for a living so they can do this thing. They feel a compulsion about a desire whatever it may be and it's because they have to repress their general idea of desire to be themselves, to find out what is compelling and fascinating, and wonder about their life.” - Dr. Joseph Riggio