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A Magnificent Mind

By: Jan Christenson and Marnix Pauwels
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  • If you are the type of person who finds thoughts are always whirling in your head, too many thoughts to settle down, and you feel stressed about life in general, solving problems feels impossible, then you should tune in to hear a way to settle your mind, settle your thoughts, and find a peacefulness inside that you never knew existed. It’s been there since you were born, you just need someone to help you get back to it. Each week we will have different guests who will each show you of their journey to a discovery of their magnificent mind to help you see yours. This magnificent mind gives you access to a whole world of feelings, experiences, creativity and problem solving that you can’t even imagine but we can show you how this works for all of us as humans.
    Jan Christenson and Marnix Pauwels
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Episodes
  • Episode 13: from guns to gratefulness

    Episode 13: from guns to gratefulness
    Nov 4 2020
    This is episode 13 of A Magnificent Mind, and today our guest is the warmhearted and powerful Shenan Charania. In this episode, Shenan shares how being bullied drove him into criminal activities, drugs and alcohol abuse, and how one insight that he received while hiding in a bush, caused him to change his life. He tells us about his wish to own a Tim Hortons, and how he went about this extremely challenging adventure. Shenan also talks about success and coaching and the power of love, and how he gives back to the community by helping (young) gang members transform their lives. Be inspired by this last episode (for now) of A Magnificent Mind!
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    1 hr
  • Episode 12: beingfulness

    Episode 12: beingfulness
    Oct 28 2020
    This is episode 12 of A Magnificent Mind, and today we have a real treat for you! Our guest is the awesome Suresh Ramaswamy. Suresh is a transformational teacher and visionary entrepreneur, with a background as an electrical engineer and technology executive. He is passionate about igniting and catalyzing the transformation of humanity, and he’s the award-winning author of Just Be: Transform Your Life and Live as Infinity. And more than anything else, Suresh is a really cool and sweet guy. In today’s conversation we explore many things, like what it means to truly be yourself, how people can be ‘ripe’ or not, what changes and what doesn’t change when you connect to your true nature, how emotions get both more profound and less problematic, and much more. Suresh even takes us on a 5 minute meditation journey! For people who are interested in getting to know Suresh and his awesome work, please visit www.JustBeBook.org!
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    1 hr
  • Episode 11: feeling like shit

    Episode 11: feeling like shit
    Oct 21 2020
    This is episode 11 of A Magnificent Mind, and today Jan and Marnix talk about… feeling like shit. With a lot of experience around feeling like shit as part of their history, Jan and Marnix reflect on why we feel like shit, if it’s necessary to feel like shit, and if it’s a good idea to try and stop feeling like shit. Is it our own fault? Can we overcome it? And what if it keeps coming back, even if we think we know how it works and how it is created?! This episode is packed with cool insights around feeling like shit and feeling like a million bucks as an alternative.
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    1 hr
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