How can we – and why should we – get to truly understand and know ourselves better? That’s one of the questions that executive coach, educator and entrepreneur Robert Louis-Charles unpacks in this episode. Knowing ourselves better, and having a clearer idea of who we ideally would like to be, can help us maximize our confidence, performance and happiness at work and in life. Robert shares his unique approach that marries psychologically-informed strategies for greater self-knowledge with a spiritual outlook to help us identify areas for change and growth that feel meaningful and aligned with our values and higher purpose. He also discusses the “underestimated advantage” of finding the hidden strengths inherent in our challenges.For more on Robert or to work with him, visit: www.Big2Go.com or https://robertlouischarles.com/, and find him on LinkedIn: Robert Louis-Charles.For more on Traci Stein, visit: https://www.drtracistein.com/
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How can we – and why should we – get to truly understand and know ourselves better? That’s one of the questions that executive coach, educator and entrepreneur Robert Louis-Charles unpacks in this episode. Knowing ourselves better, and having a clearer idea of who we ideally would like to be, can help us maximize our confidence, performance and happiness at work and in life. Robert shares his unique approach that marries psychologically-informed strategies for greater self-knowledge with a spiritual outlook to help us identify areas for change and growth that feel meaningful and aligned with our values and higher purpose. He also discusses the “underestimated advantage” of finding the hidden strengths inherent in our challenges.For more on Robert or to work with him, visit: www.Big2Go.com or https://robertlouischarles.com/, and find him on LinkedIn: Robert Louis-Charles.For more on Traci Stein, visit: https://www.drtracistein.com/
What if time isn’t a river flowing in one direction, but rather, a two-way street? In this episode of Unpacking Possibility, psychologist Traci Stein delves into the intriguing concept of retrocausality, the possibility that our future actions and thoughts can influence our past. Traci discusses the traditional view of time and challenges it with the idea that future events and future decisions may affect us even before they occur. The episode also explores how precognitive dreams or other knowings may be generated retrocausally by future events.Traci provides examples of what retrocausality is and how it might work via highlighting experiments by noted psychologist Dr. Daryl Bem and information outlined in anthropologist Eric Wargo’s book, “Time Loops.” Traci also offers an exercise for listeners to try out sending positive emotions and support back to their past selves in the service of feeling, doing, and living better overall.00:00 What if the River of Time is a Two-Way Street?00:38 Overview of Retrocausality, or the Future Affecting the Past02:33 Precognition, Retrocausality and Time Loops05:00 Examples and Experiments on Precognition20:36 Psychological and Hypnotic Perspectives on Healing the Past35:44 Practical Exercises and ConclusionFor more on Traci Stein, her hypnotic imagery, courses and more, visit: https://www.drtracistein.com/For more information about Dr. Daryl Bem’s research and an abstract of, “Feeling the Future,” visit: https://psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?doi=10.1037%2Fa0021524For more on Eric Wargo’s interviews, books (including Time Loops), and his work related to precognition and retrocausality, visit: https://ericwargo.com/
Unpacking Possibility with Dr. Traci Stein
How can we – and why should we – get to truly understand and know ourselves better? That’s one of the questions that executive coach, educator and entrepreneur Robert Louis-Charles unpacks in this episode. Knowing ourselves better, and having a clearer idea of who we ideally would like to be, can help us maximize our confidence, performance and happiness at work and in life. Robert shares his unique approach that marries psychologically-informed strategies for greater self-knowledge with a spiritual outlook to help us identify areas for change and growth that feel meaningful and aligned with our values and higher purpose. He also discusses the “underestimated advantage” of finding the hidden strengths inherent in our challenges.For more on Robert or to work with him, visit: www.Big2Go.com or https://robertlouischarles.com/, and find him on LinkedIn: Robert Louis-Charles.For more on Traci Stein, visit: https://www.drtracistein.com/
