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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2024 · 1H

19-Revolutionary Optimism with Dr. Paul Zeitz

from New Ways of Being · host Raymond Posch

This episode is with guest Dr. Paul Zeitz who wrote the important book Revolutionary Optimism: 7 Steps for Living as a Love-Centered Activist. He is a preventative medicine physician, epidemiologist, author, and award-winning champion of global justice and human rights. One day he realized he had become an anxious pessimist about himself and about the world, and he subsequently went through a transformation and awakening. He learned to focus on self-compassion and love, have "self-imposed persistent optimism", and get actively involved in worthwhile movements for worthy causes. Eventually, he learned so many valuable lessons that he was able to write a powerful book to help others live the path of love and choose to actively contribute to our collective healing and transformation. He lays out 7 steps that can guide you through the process, and he provides many supporting strategies, tools, and practices. Learn more about the book (and a change-makers planning kit) at RevolutionaryOptimism.com, about getting involved with worthy movements at UnifiedMovements.org, and about him at DrPaulZeitz.com. Learn more about me at RaymondPosch.com, and you can contact me at [email protected]. Love yourself always, and choose to awaken! And please subscribe and share this podcast and episode with others. If you love what you're hearing, please leave a comment below, subscribe to the New Ways of Being podcast, share this episode, and if you are able become a supporting patron on my podcast website. Click here to see the video of this episode on my YouTube channel.

This episode is with guest Dr. Paul Zeitz who wrote the important book Revolutionary Optimism: 7 Steps for Living as a Love-Centered Activist. He is a preventative medicine physician, epidemiologist, author, and award-winning champion of global justice and human rights. One day he realized he had become an anxious pessimist about himself and about the world, and he subsequently went through a transformation and awakening. He learned to focus on self-compassion and love, have "self-imposed persistent optimism", and get actively involved in worthwhile movements for worthy causes. Eventually, he learned so many valuable lessons that he was able to write a powerful book to help others live the path of love and choose to actively contribute to our collective healing and transformation. He lays out 7 steps that can guide you through the process, and he provides many supporting strategies, tools, and practices. Learn more about the book (and a change-makers planning kit) at RevolutionaryOptimism.com, about getting involved with worthy movements at UnifiedMovements.org, and about him at DrPaulZeitz.com. Learn more about me at RaymondPosch.com, and you can contact me at [email protected]. Love yourself always, and choose to awaken! And please subscribe and share this podcast and episode with others. If you love what you're hearing, please leave a comment below, subscribe to the New Ways of Being podcast, share this episode, and if you are able become a supporting patron on my podcast website. Click here to see the video of this episode on my YouTube channel.

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