Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero

"People do not have ideas, ideas have people" - Carl Jung This episode is about avoiding the inclination to look at life as a binary, team sport in which one side is correct and the other is not. It's a reminder that truth is found in the grey areas, and when things feel black and white, we have often forgotten to listen or further examine the situation in front of us. Of course we should be people of principle, cherishing our beliefs and maintaining the courage of our convictions, but also understanding that these are simply ideas we hold. They do not define us and are not confined to a life long marriage. Freedom requires that we are willing to think, question ideas and be open to change.

"Those waiting for life to hand out miracles will always be left behind by those who simply show up and do the work" - EP This video is about the importance of consistently showing up to do the little things...particularly when you're tired or don't feel like it.  Those little decisions compound to become "the big things." 

To get what others don't have, you must be willing to do what others won't do... This episode is about both the difficulty and the upside associated with a life lived on your own terms. Walking alone is trading comfort for meaning and safety for growth. Never easy...but ultimately worth it. Support Your World Within on Patreon for more exclusive content: https://bit.ly/3jBgqwl

That good things take time is one of life's greatest truths... This speech dives into the value of working hard and staying patient. We often fall into the trap of thinking that no validation in the present is indicative of our value or lack there of. This thinking, however, contradicts one of life's greatest truths: good things take time.

"Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you'll look back and realize they were the big things" - Robert Brault This speech is about appreciating the little things in life that we often dismiss as insignificant detail on the way to something greater. It is a call to rethink what is truly important and live accordingly. Support Your World Within on Patreon for more exclusive content: https://bit.ly/3jBgqwl

In this week's episode I delve into three topics, all related to moving away from a scarcity mindset and towards the upside in life: 1. Take the Risk 2. The Greatest Story Ever Written 3. The Architect of Light

In this episode I talk about the pros and cons of risk taking, and how the vast majority of what holds us back in life is reversible. This means that if things don't end up the way we had hoped, we are able to take a step back, readjust and try again, essentially making the downside negligible. The upside, on the other hand, is tremendous and potentially even life-altering, making the risk very often worth the reward.

"Even the greatest of accomplishments can be broken down into a culmination of simple, unremarkable decisions" - EP

"One of my mantras is 'do the brave thing.' It doesn't matter the outcome because I have no control over the outcome. But if I take action, I win." I this episode I sit down with actress, dancer and model Rachele Brooke Smith to discuss topics such as her journey to Hollywood, dealing with rejection, achievement vs enjoyment and much more. You can connect with Rachele here: https://www.rachelebsmith.com/

In this episode I sit down with Mark Metry, author, speaker and podcaster to discuss: - How a change in perspective helped transform Mark from anxious, depressed and suicidal to someone able to see the good in life and pursue his passion - Finding the positive during these challenging covid 19 restrictions/lockdowns - The amazing upside/opportunity of utilizing social media... as well as the danger associated with using some of its metrics to measure success - Living a life of authenticity and finding the courage to improve upon the things that matter to you most