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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 41 MIN

Don’t like your reality? You can change it! 🙂#181

from Coffee in the Corral · host AJ

Today, I am super pumped to share some fascinating wisdom with you that has the power to transform your “actual” life! Join me as I read several pages from my new favorite book, “Reality By Design” by Russell L. Powers.The concepts I talk about today:Your personality is your personal reality - and how knowing this can help you change your reality.The power is in the present moment - why it’s so important for us to keep coming back to the present moment, for us to create the change we desire. Your beliefs are just thoughts - why we believe our beliefs are true and how we can completely change our lives by releasing old, limiting beliefs.To dive deeper into these principles, check out the authors that Russell Powers learned from:Joe DispenzaVadim ZelandNapoleon HillJim RohnEarl NightingaleJames AllenNeville GoddardI will be gone next week, so there will not be a podcast episode on March 4th. Head over to Alamo Drafthouse Cinema to grab your tickets for the March 7th public premiere of my documentary, “From Cult to Queer”! Click the link below!https://drafthouse.com/springfield/event/live-q-a-from-cult-to-queer

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