In this episode of 'Different Thinking for Different Times', host Steve Lentini engages with Gil Gillenwater, author of 'Hope on the Border', discussing the complexities of immigration, the importance of service, and the need for a new perspective on wealth inequity. They explore how helping others can bring purpose and joy, the dignity in giving, and the scientific benefits of service work. The conversation emphasizes the need for political will to address immigration challenges and the human cost associated with it, while also highlighting the spiritual and personal growth that comes from serving others.

takeaways

• The acorn brain represents small-minded thinking.
• Service to others brings purpose and joy.
• Wealth inequity drives migration.
• Political will is needed for immigration solutions.
• Migration without assimilation is invasion.
• Helping others preserves their dignity.
• Service work enhances personal happiness.
• Charity should not be a sacrifice.
• The importance of reciprocal giving.
• Science supports the benefits of service.

Check out Ranchero Feliz Charitable Foundation and reach out to Gil at ranchofeliz.com

You can reach Steve Lentini at; steve@stevelentini.com

Gratefully yours,

Steve

In this episode of season 7, host Steve Lentini interviews Tom Joseph, founder of America's Main Street Party, to discuss innovative approaches to political reform and the need for a new electoral system. They explore the concept of a People's Primary System, the role of super PACs, and the historical context of fair elections as articulated by James Wilson. The conversation emphasizes the importance of overcoming small-minded thinking in politics and the potential for technology to create a more equitable voting process. Joseph shares insights on the structure of the new party and the challenges ahead, while encouraging public engagement and support for the initiative.

Key Takeaways:

• The current political system is divisive and needs reform.
• A People's Primary System can create a fairer electoral process.
• Super PACs can be restructured to support the common good.
• Term limits may not be necessary if elections are fair.
• James Wilson emphasized the importance of fair elections in democracy.
• Unfair elections lead to a dysfunctional government.
• Small-minded thinking hinders political progress.
• Innovative voting technology can enhance democratic participation.
• The contest structure for nominations can engage voters effectively.
• Public support is crucial for the success of new political initiatives.

Small-minded thinking is pervasive in our politics today, and the two-party system has failed us. Finger-pointing, the blame game, lies, and dirty tricks dominate today. Our leaders model very poor behavior and are surprised when the general population act our in similar ways, including escalating to violence.

It's time for something new, and the Main Street Party can revitalize our country with this new, innovative approach to selecting candidates. For more information, go to https://www.mainstreetparty.org/about-us

America's Main Street Party is a fresh idea whose time has come.

Gratefully yours, Steve

In this engaging conversation, Bishop Foreman shares his transformative journey from a challenging upbringing to becoming a leader in spirituality and music. He emphasizes the importance of overcoming adversity, breaking generational curses, and the power of consistency and persistence. Bishop Foreman discusses his experiences in music, his shift to ministry, and the significance of embracing opportunities. He also highlights the importance of mindset regarding money and success, encouraging listeners to view life through a lens of learning rather than loss. In this conversation, Bishop Foreman discusses the journey of personal evolution, emphasizing the importance of embracing struggles as a means of growth. He shares insights on the mission of his church, the significance of community building, and the transformative power of faith. The dialogue highlights the idea that life is a gift, and encourages listeners to recognize their potential as history makers in their everyday lives.takeaways

• Conversations can be catalysts for transformation.
• Being inspired by others is more beneficial than envy.
• Breaking generational curses is essential for personal growth.
• Consistency and persistence are key to success.
• Music and spirituality can provide relief and direction.
• Recognition in one's field can validate hard work and dedication.
• Embracing opportunities can lead to unexpected paths.
• Faith can accelerate one's destiny.
• Higher frequency energy leads to better life choices.
• Entrepreneurship teaches valuable lessons about resilience. Life is a journey, not a destination.
• Evolution is always change for the better.
• Struggles give us strength and significance.
• Life is a gift that should be embraced.
• You haven't met everyone who will love you yet.
• Every small action can lead to significant change.
• Life is about sowing and reaping.
• We must unwrap the gifts life presents us.
• Embrace the lessons in every experience.
• You are a history maker in your own right.

• The Bishop likes to say, "if you got a pulse there is a plan."

  I ask, "Will you surrender to it?" Most people fight life, and as Eckhart Tolle says, "when you fight life, life fights you."

  Listen in to the Bishop and his inspiring energy to do God's work, help others and do good!

  Gratefully yours, Steve

In this episode of "Different Thinking for Different Times," host Steve Lentini welcomes Paul Salter, a mindset and performance coach, and credentialed hypnotherapist. Paul shares his unique journey from being a sports dietitian to a mindset coach, emphasizing the importance of addressing the subconscious mind to overcome limiting beliefs and toxic patterns. He discusses how hypnosis can help high performers unlock their potential by unlearning destructive mindset programs that hinder their success. Paul also highlights the transformative power of asking for help and the significant impact of hypnotherapy compared to traditional talk therapy, citing research that shows a much higher success rate with hypnosis.

What you can learn from Paul - and in this episode;

takeaways

• "My superpower is helping high performers get out of their own way."
• "95% of what you do every day is influenced by your subconscious mind."
• "Asking for help accelerates results."
• "Hypnosis allows us to uncover the origin of our limiting beliefs."
• "You can choose to think, believe, feel, and do differently."

Paul says, "Asking for help accelerates results."

Paul can help you in many ways and head over to his website to learn more. https://thegolfhypnotherapist.com/mindset-coaching-for-business-and-life/

Gratefully yours, Steve

• In this episode of "Different Thinking for Different Times," host Steve Lentini delves into the importance of challenging our own thinking and expanding our perspectives. He shares his personal experience of flatlining in 2002, which profoundly altered his understanding of consciousness and existence. Throughout the episode, Lentini emphasizes the need for accountability in our lives, urging listeners to recognize that their current situations are a result of their own thought patterns. He discusses the detrimental effects of small-minded thinking, particularly in the realms of politics and religion, and encourages individuals to break free from limiting beliefs and victim narratives.
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  • Lentini also introduces the concept of 'higher frequency energy' versus 'lower frequency energy,' explaining how our thoughts and complaints can either propel us forward or keep us stuck in negativity. He provides practical advice on how to reprogram our minds, including the importance of addressing complaints directly with those who can help, rather than engaging in gossip. By the end of the episode, he inspires listeners to embrace their power to create positive change in their lives and to cultivate a mindset that fosters growth and understanding.
  • "We need to stretch our thinking and we can see it everywhere in religion."
  • "Whatever you feed grows. If you feed the tale of woe, you'll be stuck in it."
  • "You can choose to spend more time in higher frequency energy and have a higher return."
  • "Your job is you. My job is me."
  • "When you change, things have power."

  I am grateful you tuned in and for all my listeners over these 7 years. Thank you.

  Gratefully yours, Steve

• In this episode of "Different Thinking for Different Times," host Steve Lentini delves into the importance of challenging our own thinking and expanding our perspectives. He shares his personal experience of flatlining in 2002, which profoundly altered his understanding of consciousness and existence. Throughout the episode, Lentini emphasizes the need for accountability in our lives, urging listeners to recognize that their current situations are a result of their own thought patterns. He discusses the detrimental effects of small-minded thinking, particularly in the realms of politics and religion, and encourages individuals to break free from limiting beliefs and victim narratives.

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  • Lentini also introduces the concept of 'higher frequency energy' versus 'lower frequency energy,' explaining how our thoughts and complaints can either propel us forward or keep us stuck in negativity. He provides practical advice on how to reprogram our minds, including the importance of addressing complaints directly with those who can help, rather than engaging in gossip. By the end of the episode, he inspires listeners to embrace their power to create positive change in their lives and to cultivate a mindset that fosters growth and understanding.

  takeaways

  • "We need to stretch our thinking and we can see it everywhere in religion."
  • "Whatever you feed grows. If you feed the tale of woe, you'll be stuck in it."
  • "You can choose to spend more time in higher frequency energy and have a higher return."
  • "Your job is you. My job is me."
  • "When you change, things have power."
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  • Gratefully yours and I am grateful for everyone who is tuning in and working on their small-minded thinking. It's everywhere, at least in my mind.

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    Steve

In this episode of 'Different Thinking for Different Times', host Steve Lentini critiques the current political landscape, emphasizing the limitations of the two-party system and advocating for independent thinking. He discusses the failures of both Democrats and Republicans, highlighting the need for dialogue, compromise, and accountability in leadership. Lentini calls for a shift away from small-minded thinking towards a more expansive and inclusive approach to politics, urging listeners to recognize the role of independents in shaping elections and policy.takeaways

• Small-minded thinking doesn't serve us anywhere.
• The two-party system is no longer effective.
• Both parties are guilty of elitist thinking.
• Dialogue and compromise are essential for progress.
• Independents play a crucial role in elections.
• Democrats need to address their violent tendencies.
• Republicans must stop pointing fingers and engage in dialogue.
• Leadership should model accountability and integrity.
• We need to eliminate fraud and waste in government.
• Healthy organizations require compromise and collaboration.

• "The two-party system is dead."
• • "We need our leaders to step up."
  • "Where's the compromise?"

  Join me and let's do good, demand more from both parties.

  
  

  Gratefully yours, Steve

In this insightful episode, Steve Lentini interviews Walter Green, founder of the Say It Now movement and author of 'This Is the Moment,' to explore the transformative power of gratitude. They discuss how expressing gratitude promotes a mindset change and encourages different thinking, central to effective thought leadership. Walter shares his journey and how the movement inspires limitless thinking by challenging assumptions about when and how we appreciate those around us. Listeners will discover how embracing gratitude can heal relationships, enrich communities, and shape future generations. This episode reveals gratitude as not only a free, powerful act but also a catalyst for limitless possibilities and mindset change.

Takeaways

Life is unpredictable, and we should cherish our connections.

Expressing gratitude publicly can magnify its impact.

The Say It Now movement encourages proactive acknowledgment of others.

Gratitude can be taught in schools to shape future generations.

The Gratitude Express symbolizes the journey of acknowledgment.

Every day is an opportunity to express gratitude, not just special occasions.

People often don't realize the impact they have on others' lives.

Gratitude can help heal fractured relationships.

The act of saying it now is free and transformative.

Creating a culture of gratitude can enrich communities.

Gratefully yours, Steve