In this latest episode of the Chasing Thoughts podcast, hosts Mindy and Keith take a deep dive into their first batch of guests. They explore what they learned from each of their guests and how they way of thinking has changed due to their guests stories.
One of the greatest things about the Chasing Thoughts guests were they all had incredible stories to share. We learned how many times we downplay our own stories, but to others, your story can have a tremendous impact on someone’s else’s life. Each of our guests paved their own way in their lives. They felt as if the usual “way” of things did not align with who they were, so they did something different and learned amazing lessons along the way.
To date on Chasing Thoughts, we have explored topics ranging from sweating, ethical marketing, and grief to growing our own food and finding peace in a small village in Mexico. It has been a pleasure to be able to come along for this ride, and Mindy and I truly hope that you as our listeners have enjoyed it as well. We feel honored that our guests have been vulnerable enough to trust us with the stories on how they became the humans they are today. There is a theory that our consciousness is how the universe experiences itself, which makes each and every one of our life stories a necessary part of the universal existence we get to take part in.
Mindy and I are looking forward to what is to come, and we are eternally grateful that you have decided to come along with us.
Chapters
00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:07 Nerding out
00:01:24 Year 1,000,000 docuseries
00:04:49 Harry Houdini
00:08:48 Finding wonder in people’s stories
00:12:14 Our first guest—Justin Glaser
00:18:44 We are the experts on ourselves
00:25:04 Pat Cooper—Guest number two
00:29:01 Being an active listener
00:33:58 Guest number three—Chris Beane
00:36:21 All nonchalant about failure
00:40:41 There is no destination to grief—Angela Dunn-Cartledge
00:44:!8 Experiment with your life
00:50:43 Psychedelics and human evolution
00:53:43 Being open hearted and connecting
01:01:27 Birthsong
01:03:56 Cyn Posner
01:08:06 Discipline is the strongest form of self-love
1:11:31 Being there for your future self
01:18:55 Finding like minded people from all over
01:25:10 Wrap up—Positive thoughts
If you would like to know more about Mindy or Keith you can find them here:
Mindy Aisling (@mindyaisling)
Keith Dauch (@mastercheeseee)
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