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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2025 · 1H 3M

What if the Biggest Crisis We Face isn’t Climate Change but Disconnection? | Greg Schwartz

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In this eye-opening conversation, Greg Schwartz, aka The Planet Doctor, reveals why modern life has disconnected us from nature, each other, and even ourselves. He breaks down the hidden belief systems that stop us from taking action, the quantum science behind personal transformation, and why we already have the tools to change the world—we just need to shift our mindset.🔑 What you’ll discover:(00:00) – How insurance companies quietly prove climate change(02:35) – The origin of Planet Doctor and Greg’s mission to heal the Earth(04:54) – Your body vs. the planet: what healing really looks like08:43 – Radical acceptance and inner transformation(12:38) – Quantum fields, energy, and the unseen science of change(14:31) – How nature physically changes our bodies and minds(17:41) – Subconscious beliefs: the invisible limits shaping our lives(20:07) – Why shifting mindsets—not tech—will save the planet(22:58) – Climate change’s $9 trillion price tag (and who’s paying it)(25:15) – London's push for clean air: ULEZ, cars, and resistance(29:49) – LA’s environmental escapism and water crisis(41:33) – Humanizing homelessness: the real cost of disconnection(54:02) – The moment that changed everything: Greg’s quantum awakening(56:01) – Five years of inner work—and the transformation that followed(01:02:30) – A book that changed his life: Conversations with God🔗 Connect with Greg Schwartz: www.theplanetdoctor.com📖 Greg’s life-changing book recommendation: Conversations with God, Book One by Neale Donald Walsch. Want a free copy? We’re giving one away to an audience member—stay tuned!

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