Stop Fearing Rejection & Be The Real You | Marie Forleo on Impact Theory
February 12, 2019
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Marie Forleo is an Inc recognized multi-passionate entrepreneur and the creator of the award-winning show Marie TV. She’s also an international bestselling author whose work has been translated into 16 languages.
In this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu, she talks about why we need to talk more about death, how she’s disrupting education with socially conscious business practices, and how to tap into both your feminine and masculine side.
Her new book, Everything is Figureoutable, releases September 10, 2019. Pre order here
SHOWNOTES
Why it’s important to control your state [2:47]
How Marie gave herself permission to become the person she truly wanted to be and not who she thought she had to be to succeed [5:03]
Why Marie cried at her first dance class [7:15]
How people lose touch with their bodies and why you should reconnect with your physical self to make decisions [8:44]
How to reconnect with your body for better decision making [10:29]
How to train yourself to tap into your inborn wisdom to make decisions about what you should do [12:01]
The secrets of feminine vs masculine energy [16:17]
Why feminine energy is the secret to unlocking your creativity [19:45]
How to have hotter sex into your 30s 40s and beyond [21:11]
How to step into your masculine energy [24: 37]
3 things men can do to help women step into and feel more feminine [25:54]
How to save any relationship with what’s called the “imago dialogue” [29:45]
How to deal with shit-tastic days by controlling your state [33:37]
Why you probably need to lighten up, reframe and catch yourself when you argue with reality [35:39]
How to use visualization to improve your communication in work and life [36:39]
How to instantly change your state and enjoy good energy [39:26]
If you ever feel frustrated, remember this [40:44]
How to keep amazing standards for your team while still enjoying work [42:06]
Why Marie calls herself a turtle [44:49]
Behind anything glamorous, 90% of the work is grunt work [46:33]
Why indecision is a dream killer [49:00]
How to use death to live your best life [51:08]
Why Marie doesn’t think she’ll regret not having kids and how she’s learned to trust her intuition [54:00]
How Marie uses shorter time frames as reference points for decision making [56:43]
How to address opportunity cost for your stage of life [58:21]
Why she believes everything is figureoutable [1:00:47]
The impact Marie Forleo wants to have on the world. [1:00:02]
QUOTES:
“Clarity comes from engagement, not thought.” - Marie Forleo [50:19]
“We honestly don’t think about our mortality enough.” - Marie Folreo [51:24]
BOOKS MENTIONED:
Getting the love you want by Harville Hendrix [2928]
Everything is Figureoutable by Marie Forleo [10047]
PEOPLE MENTIONED:
Lisa Bilyeu [23:55]
Tony Robbins [25:44]
David Deida [25:47]
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