Automobile University

By Leigh Martinuzzi

Growth, a fundamental human need!

Growth is progress and progress is powerful. We all must partake in daily activities of self-enhancement. If we can aim to be a little bit better than we were yesterday, we will find a greater sense of accomplishment, and that speaks in volumes when it comes to the quality of life we live. (more…)

Consciousness & Reality

Mark Gober is the author of An End to Upside Down Thinking: Dispelling the Myth That the Brain Produces Consciousness and the Implications for Everyday Life. Curious and intrigued by the nature of the universe and with a desire to answer some of life’s big questions Mark began his journey and what he discovered was an upside-down view on the nature of consciousness.

He delivers this breakthrough concept that consciousness creates all material reality. Biological processes do not create consciousness. His book has been described as Stephen Hawking’s A Brief History of Time meets Eckhart Tolle’s The Power of Now. (more…)

The Enchiridion & Discourses by Haward B. Morse

Written by Leigh Martinuzzi

“There is only one way to happiness and that is to cease worrying about things which are beyond the power of our will.” Epictetus

Epictetus was a second-century stoic philosopher. Born a slave and raised within the Roman Empire. After his release from slavery, he found peace in Greece where is spent the remainder of his days.

This book is delivered in two parts, the first is short precepts, practical guides to the bulk of his work – The Enchiridion. The second part is the longer discourses of Epictetus. These writings are actually the works of his pupil Arrian. (more…)

Legacy

Today’s featured guest is Jennifer Carroll.

The topic is “Legacy.”

Let the show begin.

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Purposeful Thought and Purposeful Action

By Leigh Martinuzzi

I’ve spent the last few years researching, reflecting and writing about life’s purpose. The Hidden Why exists for this pursuit. Searching for our fundamental life’s purpose. My purpose. Seeking ways to create a life with a little bit more meaning.

And so, the great philosophical question is asked, what is the purpose of life? (more…)

Sustainable Life Satisfaction

Drawing on more than 20 years of experience as a leading Cognitive Behavioral Therapist and Psychologist Jennifer delivers us with an inspirational conversation on how to live A Path To Sustainable Life Satisfaction. She believes that how society and individuals think about happiness isn’t realistic. Many of us a driven by a materialistic definition. Rather than bringing one sustainable life satisfaction, such paths seem to be living many unhappy and with a greater sense of unease in life. (more…)

Life on Purpose by Victor J. Strecher

Written by Leigh Martinuzzi

Here is another book about how to find our purpose in life and to be honest it’s a freaking awesome one. Seriously, it is! I found a tonne of inspiration and value within these pages. Note merely another person with a wishy-washy message on purpose.

Life on Purpose: How Living for What Matters Most Changes Everything is a guide for anyone who is on the search for more purpose in life. Using philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, biology and other sciences, the author creates a clear to understand book to show its reader why having ‘purpose’ is essential for one’s wellbeing. He also reveals elements, practices and tools that will assist the reader on their journey.

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Growth

Today’s featured guest is Dr Alison Eyring.

The topic is “Growth.”

Let the show begin.

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No Plan B! Why?

By Leigh Martinuzzi

The beauty of modern life is that we do have options. We have choices. We have the availability and opportunity to explore alternate paths in life. This gives us greater security in life. It helps to reduce stress, anxiety and depression in hard times. (more…)

Outsmarting An Economist

Steven Landsburg is an acclaimed author and professor of economics who in this interview dares us to try to outsmart an economist? He wrote his new book, Can You Outsmart an Economist? to inspire and show readers how to do just that by expanding the way you think about decision making and problem-solving.

We discuss the “why” behind economics which he suggests is all about exploring the hidden why or motives behind our behaviours and decisions in daily life. He shares several puzzles from his book aimed to exercise our brain, using logic and problem-solving ability to view things from unique perspectives. It is an enjoyable and entertaining view through the lens of an economist – challenging us to think differently about the decisions we make and what we do. (more…)