Better Beliefs

A honeymoon in paradise turned into a fight for survival when the 2006 Thailand tsunami struck. In the chaos, a professional golfer’s life — and the future he believed was his — was torn apart. Unable to return to the game he had trained for his entire life, he faced not just physical injury but the deeper grief of letting go of who he thought he was meant to be.But sometimes, purpose doesn’t wait for us to find it. Sometimes, it comes looking.In this episode of Better Beliefs, you’ll hear how one man transformed tragedy into a new calling — not by holding tighter to the plan he once had, but by opening to the creative life waiting for him. His story is a reminder that when old identities wash away, what emerges can change not just our lives, but the lives of everyone we touch.---------------------------------------Music Credits:Dodo Danciu 'Scarlett'Lift 'Starluxe'Baker St.1 'Duffmusiq'Michael Vignola 'Whole'Ian Post 'New World'Sparrow Tree - 'Shimmering Light'

Most people believe who we are comes down to our nature … or the way we were nurtured.But what if both answers are wrong?In this episode of Better Beliefs, you’ll hear from a man who grew up in a violent home, broke free from generations of abuse, and built a company worth hundreds of millions—simply by changing one thing most people overlook.Listen in and discover the surprising third force that shapes who we become.----------------------------------------Music credits: "SpaceTimeThought" by CTRL S"Follow You" by The North"Wings of Imagination" by Ian Post"Lu sciocareddu" by TEO"Untouched Valley" by Inon Zur"September" by Dor Ben Lulu"Nexus" by Spearfisher"Question" by Tennessee Pistols

Explore the fascinating intersection of thoughts and physical reality, where belief shapes our experiences. Discover a man's journey as he alters his reality through non-physical means. Delve into transformative stories, like a wart that vanished through symbolic acts and visualization. Uncover the profound impact of mental states on health and healing, supported by powerful anecdotes and insights from figures like Neville Goddard. Challenge the notion that physical effects require physical causes, and see how your own beliefs might shift.