122: Learning About the Landmark Forum with Michael Marvosh

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The John Poelstra Show

John Poelstra

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3 months ago

I believe we are each the sole owner of our lives. Are you a true “owner” or an “employee” of your life?

All too often it’s easy to play small and think there’s nothing better. This mindset encourages us to find creative ways to cope and tolerate our circumstances instead of actively looking for ways to find all that is possible, often beyond our wildest dreams.

I believe there’s a better way to live, one where you lead and act as the driver of your life instead of being its passenger. In that spirit, this show covers a variety of topics around the themes of personal ownership, effective personal leadership, productivity, co-active coaching, and being a better human.

Along the way I'll share the things I'm learning myself and through other people as guests.

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122: Learning About the Landmark Forum with Michael Marvosh

The John Poelstra Show

55 minutes 53 seconds

1 year ago

122: Learning About the Landmark Forum with Michael Marvosh

Michael Marvosh joins me to share his experiences and perspective on the Landmark Forum. I’ve heard a variety of things about it over the years and I was curious to get Michael’s take on it.
Conversation Highlights

* Taking responsibility rather than blaming external factors
* Staying present in relationships
* “Choosing” (open) vs, “Deciding” (limiting)
* Letting go of judgment traps–“right vs wrong” and “good vs bad”
* Learning to be more unconditionally present
* Exploring “integrity” – Michael aims for authenticity
* Tightening up the wishy-washy areas
* Michael realized how he wasn’t showing up fully in key relationships
* The paradox between the past and future self-improvement
* Landmark courses are very affordable–Michael has taken several and is planning to take more

Credits

* Original photo source: Michael Marvosh