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Mindset Matters - Episode #128 - Clarity = Velocity

Embark on a transformative journey with Patrick and Steffany in the latest episode of "Mindset Matters," where they delve deeper into the pivotal theme of 2024: "Clarity Equals Velocity." Discover why clarity isn't just a buzzword but a fundamental cornerstone that shapes every facet of our existence.
In this insightful discussion, Patrick and Steffany explore how committing to clarity in our goals, relationships, communication, and values is the catalyst for experiencing unprecedented momentum and velocity in our lives. However, achieving clarity requires more than mere wishful thinking—it demands deliberate, mindful effort.
Join them as they unravel the intricate layers of clarity, revealing it as not only essential work but a profound commitment to becoming the best version of ourselves and unlocking the true essence of living our best lives. Don't miss out on this empowering episode that promises to ignite a newfound sense of purpose and direction in your journey towards personal growth and fulfillment.

Mindset Matters - Episode #127 - Vacation Mode - Human Needs

Join Patrick and Steffany’s as they dig into the archives for this week’s edition of the “Mindset Matters” podcast.  In this episode, they delve into a thought-provoking topic that lies at the core of human behavior: the 6 human needs. Drawing from Cloe Madanes’s extensive research, Patrick and Steffany unpack the intricacies of certainty, variety, significance, connection, growth, and contribution – fundamental drivers that shape our lives. Together in this conversation they delve into the essence of what makes us tick as individuals. Patrick and Steffany’s bring their experience and insights and they offer practical takeaways that can catalyze profound shifts in your mindset and approach to life’s challenges. Go on a journey of discovery and empowerment, join us on “Mindset Matters” as we explore the landscape of human needs, providing you with insights and tools to navigate your own personal growth and transformation.

TEDM – Erwin Szeto – Real Estate Rockstar: Mr. Hamilton Goes to the Sunbelt States (Episode 190)

Erwin Szeto is a seasoned investor specialist, Realtor, and influential voice in Canadian real estate. With a career dating back to 2010, he has facilitated over $440 million in income property transactions through his team, impacting the market with strategic insights and leadership. 
While he has navigated the ownership of over 40 properties, his current focus is on teaching investors to harness opportunities in the cash flow positive, landlord-friendly sunbelt states. Erwin's accolades include being a 4X Realtor of the Year to Investors in Ontario (including twice by REIN), hosting the #81 Ranked Business Podcast on iTunes "The Truth About Real Estate Investing for Canadians," and creating wealth for 45 millionaire real estate investor clients. 
Beyond his professional achievements, Erwin is a dedicated husband, father, and a (self-described terrible) golfer, who balances his personal passions with his commitment to real estate education and philanthropy.
Listen in to this episode as Erwin shares his plans for real estate investing in the U.S., a far more landlord-friendly and scalable business landscape, and what his short-term goals are in this arena. Patrick and Erwin discuss US rates and financing for Canadians, the challenges, and benefits of student housing in Ontario, entrepreneurship, the new-build condo market, and even a few movie recommendations! Erwin shares his thoughts on the future of Canada and his gratitude for the business and the wealth he has created.

Mindset Matters - Episode #126 - Inner Resilience Unleashed: A Solo Journey

Join Patrick on a solo journey as co-host Steffany takes a temporary hiatus in this latest episode. In this episode Patrick navigates the intricacies of commitment and self-discipline, tackling the inner dialogue of doubt and fatigue. In this candid exploration, Patrick shares personal anecdotes and reflections on the importance of showing up for oneself, even in the face of adversity. Patrick delves deep into the perspective, dare he say mindset, needed to overcome obstacles and stay true to one's goals. Join us for an intimate conversation on perseverance and purpose in this special solo edition of the podcast.

Mindset Matters - Episode #125 - Vacation Mode - Mindset: More Than Growth or Fixed

This week we're going back into the archives to talk about mindset.  A growth mindset or a fixed mindset are two common terms that Patrick and Steffany have discussed on the show many times…but there are other mindsets!
Listen in on this episode as Patrick and Steffany invite you to consider what other mindset you may have and not even be aware of. Together they go off on tangents and wander down some rabbit holes, but arrive at a great message of the power of your awareness.
Designer Mindset: A designer mindset focuses on creating and innovating new solutions to problems, and looking at challenges as opportunities for growth and improvement.
Entrepreneur Mindset: An entrepreneur mindset is characterized by a willingness to take risks and pursue opportunities. They have a growth mindset, always seeking new ways to innovate, expand and grow their business.
And…
Philosopher Mindset: A philosopher mindset involves asking fundamental questions and examining the world in a critical and analytical manner. This mindset has a deep interest in understanding the world and humanity, looking at problems from multiple perspectives.
 

TEDM – Lynette Zang – Lynette Zang: An Age of Uncertainty: Wealth Protection Amidst Out of Control Global Debt (Episode 189)

Lynette Zang is the founder and CEO of Zang Enterprises LLC, a company which focuses on developing community and a sound money system globally. After her experiences in banking and the stock markets, Lynette intensely researched historic global currencies and their life cycles. This led to the uncovering of central bank corruption and the ongoing exposing of Federal Reserve Data, and her prediction of the Great Recession following the housing market crash in 2007. This multi-decade research effort resulted in understanding global economic policies and currency lifecycles far beyond the norm of financial advisors and many economists.
After her subsequent work in long-term trend identification and asset class analysis, the plan became abundantly clear. Lynette quickly started creating a system to assist others in surviving and thriving the inevitable collapse of the USD, which will ripple across the entire global economy. Although Lynette was one of the first to speak about the “Reset” on YouTube, this has now become the known agenda for the World Economic Forum’s “The Great Reset” and is now discussed at great length by the entire economic education ecosystem online.
With a passion for simplifying complex financial topics into understandable language, Lynette has been a keynote speaker on currencies at many educational events and conferences throughout the world. She is a host on The Lynette Zang YouTube Channel, where she creates multiple weekly videos to help expose the hidden truths which underlie complex financial and economic systems, so people can take decisive action and protect their future. Lynette believes strongly in the value of community and relationships for building a thriving financial future in the face of the global challenges we are facing.
In this episode, Lynette and Patrick discuss precious metals, currency life cycle, controlled economic implosion, food security and most importantly, community. Lynette shares her mantra - food, water, energy, security, barterability, wealth preservation, community, and shelter – and why she is laser focused on educating and empowering the greater collective. She shares her story which brought her to this trajectory in life and a few pivotal people and circumstances that greatly influenced her awareness. There is no downside to the self-sustainability and community focus that Lynette is sharing with remarkable passion and clarity, and it is all in service of the highest good.

Mindset Matters - Episode #124 - Perception vs. Reality: Navigating Personal Perspectives

Welcome to Mindset Matters -  Join Patrick and Steffany as they delve into the fascinating realms of perception and perspective. In their discussion, they shine a light on eye-opening insights that could transform your relationship(s) through clearer communication. By embracing the mantra of 'seek first to understand, then be understood,' and fostering  the mindset of curiosity, they navigate the intricacies of human perception and how it impacts perspective. In this conversation Patrick and Steffany explore the profound truth that 'when we change the way we look at things, the things we look at change,' and do their best to empower and encourage listeners to embrace new viewpoints and foster deeper connections. Get ready for a journey of growth, empathy, and understanding on Mindset Matters!

Mindset Matters - Episode #123 - Ikigai

Join Patrick and Steffany as they embark on a conversation delving into the profound wisdom of Ikigai, the ancient Japanese concept that encompasses the intersection of passion, mission, vocation, and profession. Through their insightful discussions, they explore how Ikigai, often referred to as “a reason for being,” intertwines with the core principles of the Values to Vision coaching programs they frequently present. In this discussion, they shed light on the pathways to purposeful living and fulfillment, uncovering the timeless relevance of Ikigai in shaping a meaningful existence and crafting a vision aligned with their deepest aspirations.
 
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TEDM – Dr. Chris Honey – A Brain Surgeon’s Tales of Excellence & Human Connection (Episode 188)

Dr. Chris Honey is Professor and Head of the Division of Neurosurgery at the University of British Columbia.  He obtained his medical degree from the University of Toronto and his doctoral degree from Oxford University as a Canadian Rhodes Scholar. He completed his Royal College training in neurosurgery in Vancouver in 1995 and became a diplomat of the American Board of Neurological Surgeons in 2000. He has completed an additional year of training at Harvard Medical School and is a Scholar in Surgical Leadership.
His research is focused on the treatment of movement disorders and pain. He headed the world’s first trial of DBS for spasmodic dysphonia and published the results in 2021. He was the first physician to recognize and successfully treat hemi-laryngopharyngeal spasm (HELPS syndrome) in 2014. He discovered and successfully treated the first person in the world with VANCOUVER syndrome in 2019. He has made fundamental changes to the understanding of human pain pathways.
In this episode, get a first-hand listen to some of the ways in which Chris’ entire medical perspective expanded through his experiences with patients, both personally and culturally. Patrick and Chris very briefly touch into the politics of medicine in British Columbia but don’t hang out there very long before they get into the delicate nature of brain surgery, the medical discoveries Chris and his team have pioneered, what and who compelled Chris to write his book, his superpower, and his kryptonite! Chris feels brain surgery was his calling and it’s certainly evident in the passion and knowledge he brings to the conversation and his ongoing work. In deep appreciation of excellence, Chris expresses the joy for the team he now works with, shares his journey in athletics and the shift he has made from competitor to collaborator. 
Dr. Honey’s book, The Tenth Nerve, published by Penguin Random House Canada, is now available at Indigo, local bookstores and drchrishoney.com. It is an homage to seven patients who taught him more about medicine than any lecture or textbook.

Mindset Matters - Episode #122 - Vacation Mode - Forgiveness

Steffany and Patrick go back into the archives for this episode on "Forgiveness". 
“No forgiveness no peace, know forgiveness know peace.” Source unknown
In life, we all come to know that shit happens. People do things that hurt us, physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually. We do things to others, and to ourselves, we make mistakes. What’s left is the need to forgive… to forgive ourselves or others.
Desmond Tutu once said “Forgiveness does not mean that we pretend things are anything other than they are. I am hurt, we say. I am betrayed, we announce. I am in pain and grief. I have been treated unfairly. I am feeling ashamed. I am angry this has been done to me. I am sad and I am lost. I may never forget what you have done to me, but I will forgive. I will do everything in my power not to let you harm me again. I will not retaliate against you or against myself.”