EPISODE · Sep 8, 2025 · 1H 26M
#43 - Joshua Ajayi - Identity Creation & the Spiritual Side of Success
from The James Hempton Show · host James Hempton
Full Video: https://youtu.be/OBQsLCBIqVsJoshua Ajayi (joshtalksbiz) is an Entrepreneur, Founder of Affinity Sales Training (AST), Former League of Ireland Footballer & Eternal Optimist. In this generational conversation, we dive deep into synchronicity, meditation as “brain training,” identity creation, and the spiritual side of entrepreneurship. Josh shares how to select thoughts instead of being ruled by them and how the untethered soul by Michael Alan Singer had a profound impact on his life, why imagination is “the eye of God,” and how consistent inner prompting (affirmations, vision, and feeling) turns into outer results. We cover the lag effect, faith vs. fear, building brotherhood and real-world community, men’s mental health, the power of environment for identity shifts, and anchoring success in humility and God.KEY TAKEAWAYS:Meditation = reps for the mind: train awareness so you can select thoughts instead of fusing with them.Repetition carries conviction: repeated self-image prompts the subconscious; feeling is the accelerator.Cause precedes effect: upgrade inner assumptions; reality lags, then conforms.Faith vs. fear: both are belief in the unseen—choose your direction.Identity loves environment: new places make new patterns easier to install.Brotherhood matters: real-life community prevents isolation and keeps standards high.Stay humble: success sticks when rooted in gratitude and God.BOOKS & IDEAS MENTIONEDThe Untethered Soul — Michael A. SingerThink and Grow Rich — Napoleon HillNeville Goddard (State/feeling is the secret)Levels of Energy By FREDERICK. DODSONQuantum thinking applied to daily life & business___________________Josh's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshtalksbiz/___________________
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