Tag: Sagi Shrieber

How to Manifest your Goals with The Law of Attraction (w/ Joni Rae)

On this week’s episode, I am grateful to finally have Joni Rae with us at the Commit First Podcast.
Joni Rae is the founder of The Mindset Group, a boutique leadership development firm that exists to align people and teams, they offer interactive and experiential seminars, coaching programs, and corporate workshops and consulting. Their team has helped hundreds of clients go from overwhelm and chaos to clarity and sustainability. She’s with us to explain and tell us more about the Law of Attraction and how Living in Alignment works.

Working with the law of attraction to manifest your dreams may sound straightforward, but it actually involves careful intention, action, and a degree of surrender. This principle suggests that empty space cannot truly exist, and always needs to be filled by something. As such, it’s important to make space for positive change in your life by clearing out negativity.
It tells us that there will always be things to be unhappy about if you look for them, but rather than dwelling on things that are going wrong, finding ways to make things better – is fundamental to shifting your reality into one that attracts what you desire.

That’s not to say you can’t acknowledge negativity or feel emotions related to it. Rather, it’s about doing what you can at the moment to improve any negative situation and letting the rest go. This follows living in alignment with your goals and taking the necessary steps to bring them to life.

Becoming Your Future Self! (w/ Jay Chase)

On this episode, I had an amazing interview with podcaster and speaker Jay Chase where we talked about how you can connect with your future self, as well as your higher power! We could find it pretty easy to reflect on who we are now and remember who we used to be, but not a lot of us can easily picture the version of ourselves 10 years later.

Maximizing Spirituality, Parenting, and PRODUCTIVITY! (w/ Tevi Hirschhorn)

I had a blast talking to author, product leader, and father Tevi Hirschhorn on this episode. We talked about a lot of diverse topics throughout the interview, and it had a little bit of everything. From what prayer truly means and teaching kids how they can develop a growth mindset, to how people can balance their hyper-efficiency to avoid being unproductive as an end result.

How DISCIPLINE Changed Erik’s Life – And How It Can Change Yours!

Looking back at my episode with entrepreneur and podcaster Erik Allen, I figured that there’s a lot of value in everything we talked about. So much happened during this man’s life that you’d never expect him to be who he is now if you met him nearly three decades ago. It’s all just too inspiring to not write about, so here I am.

The Life-Changing Power of DISCIPLINE! (w/ Erik Allen)

So I recently sat down with entrepreneur and avid podcaster Erik Allen (@erikgallen) to talk about the lessons he learned throughout his personal journey as both a father and a son. During his younger days, Erik faced a lot of demons and struggled out of his addictions. He was jailed at the age of 18 and went bankrupt when he turned 21, and felt as if his life wasn’t going anywhere if he stayed in that cycle. After waking up and seeing his friends still passed out from the party the night before, he realized that it was time for a change.

DISCIPLINE – A Weapon Against Getting Overwhelmed

A few days ago, I was featured on Bob Gentle’s podcast “The Personal Brand Entrepreneur Show.” On this episode, we decided to talk about how truly important discpline is, and how having the right kind of discipline can really take your self-development level up several notches. Some of people are born with complete control over themselves, while most of us have yet to even get started. And that’s totally fine! So, how do we get started?

Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

We’ve talked about all sorts of bad habits we should avoid to further improve our lives. But what about the good ones? Luckily, Stephen Covey wrote a really awesome book known as the “7 Habits of Highly Effective People.”

The book’s definitely a fantastic read, and I suggest that you check it out! But if your day’s a little too busy to read several chapters’ worth of pages, then this snippet should help you out. If you want to replace those bad habits with really important ones, look no further than these 7 that Stephen pointed out.