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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2013

Why People Don't "Walk Their Talk". Special Guest Michael Becker.

from Jennifer Becker · host Transformation Talk Radio

Intellectual Enlightenment vs. Actual Enlightenment or in layman's terms...Do you "walk your talk"? What does it really mean? Why is it so easy to recognize when someone else is saying one thing and doing another, but it's so hard to see when we're doing it ourselves? I was one of those individuals who loved hearing new enlightened ideas and joining workshops related to personal growth and success. I could "talk the talk" with the best of them. But...was I "walking my talk"? It takes a lot of courage to look at your own life from this viewpoint. What good is enlightened information if all you do is stay intellectually entertained by it? Is your life reflecting what you've learned? Are you better off...have you dramatically improved your chances of success...have you learned how to be happy or at peace in the face of darkness? How do you take what you've learned and actually apply it to your life? Attention applied to uncovering the reality of "Intellectual vs. Actual Enlightenment" may be the greatest gift you can give yourself. Join us for a bold dialog about how to finally graduate to "walking your talk".

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