Art Costello – Visionary Mindset Expert, Author, Speaker, Coach, Host of the Shower Epiphanies Podcast and Program Creator of Expectation Therapy, dedicated to assisting individuals, families, athletes, and business professionals make the connection between their expectations and achievements. Art Costello discusses how he learned to talk to and understand God, how to move with faith instead of fear, and what can be gained from expectation therapy.
Episode Highlights:
- What does it take to get out of the bondage of fear?
- How does Art Costello define calling?
- Art shares his Calling journey and how it all began by crying out to God
- How do you discern the voice of God?
- Art discusses his wife’s valiant fight with cancer and how that character building season was used to define him
- How are we affected by faith and fear?
- When you listen to the voice of others and not God, you are following their expectations.
- How can people become more aligned with their inner self and live true to their calling?
- How did Art launch into his entrepreneurial calling journey?
- Find your niche then create the excitement around it with drive and action.
- What are the three non-negotiable pieces of wisdom that Art Costello would pass on to future generations?
Key Points & Quotes:
- “Dig deep into yourself, surrender yourself to God, and have faith and trust in God…”
- “We look at our expectations through two lenses: fear and faith. Fear kills and faith grows…”– Art Costello
- “Negatives repel and positives attract. Confidence is an attractive quality and a “woe is me” attitude is a repelling quality…” – Art Costello
- “I controlled my destiny...it’s was what came from me that mattered more than what anyone else would say to me or could do to me...” – Art Costello
- “The greatest purpose that God has for us is to live in the moment and make the most of every single moment that He gives us.” – Art Costello
- “Expectation is the seed that God planted in you at conception that will guide you through the whole entire course of your life.” – Art Costello
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