Episodes
Monday Oct 18, 2021
Monday Oct 18, 2021
We can all need a bit of extra care and attention to our bodies that carry us around all day and that constantly are exposed to inner and outer challenges and stressors. đ«
With these 28 relaxing minutes you will be able to RESET your body and mind. You can also use this episode to fall asleep at night if you have troubles sleeping or resting your thoughts. đ đ
I recorded this from a session with one of my dear international clients. Everything I say is done 100% intuitively and spontaneous. No script what-so-ever. đȘŽ
If you are interested in my work and would like to book a consultation with me, you can send me an email on aja@tuneinlabs.com and we take it from there. âš
www.tuneinlabs.com
As always, with love and strength
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Tuesday Sep 22, 2020
âïžCall back you energyđĄfree 10 min visualization
Tuesday Sep 22, 2020
Tuesday Sep 22, 2020
đČTune in to this awesome short episode from Aja Humm and download a powerful free 10 min meditation to "Call back your energy" after a day at work or after a busy week.
đđœđđœIf you like to go right to the visualization, head to 4.25 min
Regain your energy from endless Teams/Zoom calls or other matters and as a shift from your work-dayđ€čđœââïž to your private-time. đ§đ»ââïžđ€žđœââïžđŻ
Many of us right now are more bound to hour home spheres and therefore we don't get the visual "shift" from office/workspace to the home environment. So...
This short visualization will help your body and mind to center and regain balance in a healthy way (without the booze or other stimulants) AND create a shift. âïž
Do this on a chair with headphones on. To get the most out of the 10 min, be sure to listen to the previous "Grounding meditation" episode first. â
Please share to a friend that could need some support and rate on Podcaster. Thank youđ§đ»ââïž
Curious for a private session with me?
Email aja@tuneinlabs.com
With love and good vibes,
Aja Humm
www.tuneinlabs.com
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Monday Sep 14, 2020
Monday Sep 14, 2020
Honestly...This simple yet powerful visualization has transformed my grounding throughout the day. No kidding. đ
As you go along with the images, see what intuitively comes up for you.Â
For me, I could not find the center of the earth (you need to do it once to follow me here..), so I really had huge insights and transformation to myself when I discovered this. Somehow, I had left my "center" 40 years ago in my birth country Switzerland.
Pretty strange, but now I understand why I somehow did not feel 100% at home in my current country, beautiful Norway...
Luckily, this changed this year and so it is never too late to see something new and beneficial in life. This counts for you too my friend! đđ»
Curious to learn more and have private sessions with me?
Head me an email at aja@tuneinlabs.com
PS. You can always during the day hook your grounding cord down to the center of the earth if you feel you are somehow a bit out of balance, needing extra security, or just wanna feel and be more grounded. Experiment and you will find your way! Have fun. đđđ
Aja
Wednesday Jul 08, 2020
đčMy tributeđ» to belated Ennio Morricone. GabrielÂŽs oboe from The Mission
Wednesday Jul 08, 2020
Wednesday Jul 08, 2020
This week, the whole world is honoring one of the most sought-after film composers Ennio Morricone.
2 weeks ago, I played one of his most popular songs; Gabriel's Oboe in a church in Norway. I recorded our quick practice session with my iPhone just to have for myself but decided to share it with you and the world too. đ»
No professional recording what-so-ever, just an everyday practice before performing somewhere in a church or event. Hope you enjoy it. đđ„°
Don't hesitate of course if you also want me to come to play for your gathering, event, or party. đ¶đ€đ¶
Wednesday May 27, 2020
Wednesday May 27, 2020
I, Aja Humm your host of "The Pill of Success podcast" am delighted to share this conversation with the world today.đ Be sure to bring a tissue.đ„°
Thanks to everyone that have made this connection and friendship possible.Â
Sharon, Marianna, Frans and more...
Christine once said that "We are all in this together. We are just one big family in a Global Village". That really touched me to tears.Â
I so much love that. So now dear Village, enjoy listening and hopefully, you also will get new insight and inspiration to pass-it-on. Whatever good you choose to pass on! đđđ»â
In this heartfelt â€ïž and deep episode, Christine Vulimu shares her strong, heroic story and her mission in life that is to get the world to:
Help one woman.
One girl and one woman at the time can change a whole community.
Never hurt another woman.Â
Empowering communities through the education of girls, so they can change the culture of child marriage and FGM from the inside. Helping women in their daily struggles to meet ends and end domestic violence.Â
From the podcast:
How she came through education.
I knew in my heart I wanted to be a teacher.Â
Marriage was not the safe haven I had foreseen...
I have to take care of my children with my twins that are one healthy and one mentally challenged.Â
Something took me to the general hospital that was a free family planning clinique. (Not free anymore!)
Just sitting on the bench outside the hospital.
I see my former principle from my high school.Â
What are you doing?
I want to be a teacher.Â
In two weeks you go check if your name is there...and it was!!
I had to leave my children behind for 2 years. Almost 700 km away and told the father âI am going to schoolâ. No discussion.Â
I made myself busy so I wouldn't hear the screams by missing my children on my inside because if I did I would not be able to focus and succeed.
My first job was in the slum.Â
The story about the boy that had a crushed thumb.Â
The day I finished my probation I left.Â
I got a job in a private school and worked there for 25y.
Every year I was meeting different children.
Every single year I would write a personal note to every child so that in my mind I am understanding all the individuals sitting behind the desk.Â
We would be able to bond. And the parents bought in because of the personal note.Â
I would visit every single home and from there I would know if there is a special need for them.Â
To all the children: I am interested in you as a person.
No bullying
Donât talk anybody down
When you get to this school we are equal
Nobody is above another person
You are sitting where you are sitting because you begin with the letter A. We are positioning you alphabetically, not by your performance.Â
Then I looked for what to award for the children so that everybody has something great for them. Â
Every year we would pick a gift for one student.
The note: You will surprise yourself.
âTeacher, see I have surprised myselfâ
Every year I randomly pick a girl to help. Otherwise she will be married away.Â
The story about the girl Dockas.Â
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Final wisdom:
I get to be OK with what is.
Curious about working with me or other questions?
Please send a note to aja@tuneinlabs.com
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From an article about Christine and a talk she gave in The Daily Nation in Kenya:Â
"I believe itâs time we flushed out our emotional baggage and built healthy families so that weâll be able to face the world and fulfill our destinies.
Usually, whenever a guest speaker stands up to share, we assume theyâll read out a typed speech so bias creeps in, then selective attention, and possibly a catnap, but this one was different.
It was one of those talks, not speeches, that touch the core and provoke you to go out and make a difference.
Mrs. Christine Vulimu, a teacher for more than 27 years, shared on âemotional energyâ. What struck me about Christine was her frankness.
She hid nothing about herself and bared it all for us to understand how emotional backlog affects parenting.
âI have taught sexually and physically abused children, some whose thumbs were crushed because some coins went missing from home,â Christine said. âOne time, I had a boy in my class whose uniform was always dirty, and when I enquired, he said his mum left with a man together with his little sister, and they abandoned him because he was âtoo bigâ. There had been no water at home for seven months because it had been disconnected.â
Sunday Apr 12, 2020
Sunday Apr 12, 2020
Does cancer and the corona pandemic have anything in common? No. Not really. But there is one common denominator and that is our mind our psyche. How we think about a crisis. How we feel. đż
Learn from Lars M. Fogtmann's personal story of how to deal with the psychological stress around cancer in this episode of Suksesspillen. âïž
What really happened to the 47-year-old Danish leadership coach and trainer Lars Myndal Fogtmann 3 years ago?Â
Host Aja Humm in conversation with Lars Myndal Fogtmann.Â
Learn more about Aja here: Norwegian site https://tuneinlabs.com English: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ajahumm-businessconsultant/
Lars:Â https://myndalfogtmann.dk/om-os/
Lars is the father of 5 kids that he has together with his beautiful wife and business partner Dorthe.Â
Lars and his wife came over a new understanding of how the mind works for us about 7 years ago and that helped them tremendously when Lars was diagnosed with cancer.Â
It started with a lump in my neck.Â
Lars shares his story. How he communicated with his wife and 5 children. He shares openly what thoughts went through his head in the initial days and also in the process of healing.Â
Listen to what happened to Lars on the way home from the hospital. What went through his head.Â
He could see:
The cancer was physical in his body
The thinking was psycologically in his mind
He did not have to mix those two anymore, so his mind cleared up.Â
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âIt was only my âthinkingâ about cancerâ that caused my troubled feelings.Â
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The kids could see that the parents were calm about cancer and they also stayed calm and confident. We were very honest with the kidds about the process and what was going on.Â
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We were not emotionally charged about it, so the kids were not either.Â
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If we are in a good state of mind when we talk about things, then everything is easier.
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Also with the corona crisis.Â
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Friends and family said, âjust think positiveâ. But then I had to create an illusion that was not mine. For me, it was much easier to just sit down and just see the floating thoughts, the thoughts that goes through me.Â
âOh, there was a new thought, and there is one other new thoughtâ.Â
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A thought is there a split second, and there is another new thought and a new thought and a new thoughtâŠ.
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Help for overcoming overwhelm:Â
Just see it for what it is, a thought in the moment.Â
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For example, I may think: âI may be dyingââŠthat is not happening now, that is something that is going on in the future that I really donât know.
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Every worries or fear I have for the future is not real, it is not happening now.Â
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âŠthe only thing that connects the past to right now is my thinking in the momentâŠ.Â
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âŠdon't believe your thoughtsâŠ
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âŠif I have to control my thoughts it is a lot of hard workâŠ
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âŠitâs easier just to lean back and see that it âjustâ is thinking going on right now, nothing moreâŠ
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âŠthere is so much more ease and lightness if you see it is thinking, you can react to it, but you donât have toâŠ
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âŠwhen you are under stress, you only see part of the puzzle, you just see one pieceâŠ
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What do I have to do to find calm again?
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You donât have to do anything. Because we come from calm, ease.Â
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Go for a walk in the forest, have a coffe, take a shower.
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Itâs not a âdoingâ thing, itâs a being thing.
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We are not human âdoingsâ we are human âbeingsâ.Â
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Itâs so much easier to just be in what is!
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For me, with cancer, my body could use its energy to heal, not to fix my worried thinking.Â
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We coud see what was right for us in the family.Â
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It was for us the same to talk about cancer than it was to talk about coffee with my wife and that really helped me a lot.Â
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My wife knows that life has our backs always and will have a way for us.Â
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Larsâ last tips to you and your life:
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Go live your lives and be present. Take a pause sometimes and go for a walk and see what floats in you.Â
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Saturday Nov 09, 2019
đŒHvor henter Roar KjĂŠrnstad, en av Norges rĂ„este kunstnere kraften sin fra?
Saturday Nov 09, 2019
Saturday Nov 09, 2019
Podcasthost Aja Humm fra tuneinlabs.com i innsiktsfull samtale med en av norges stĂžrste og rĂ„este nĂ„levende billedkunstnere; Roar KjĂŠrnstad.Â
FÞlg Roar pÄ kjernstad.com og insta: @kjern_art
FÞlg Aja pÄ insta: @ajahumm_tuneinlabs
Lyst til Ă„ lĂŠre mere om hva TuneInLabs tilbyr, kontakt Aja pĂ„ 41023153 eller aja@tuneinlabs.comÂ
Denne samtalen fikk meg, Aja til Ă„ reflektere pĂ„ sĂ„ mye forskjellig fra mitt eget liv og min egen prosess og historie. Hvordan var uttrykket mitt i 20-Ă„rene i forhold til i dag? HVordan er det jeg skaper ut ifra et "blankt ark" og det positive med Ă„ ha noen faste rammer for Ă„ nettopp kunne lage noe stort var ting som sitter igjen i meg. God lytting!Â
Innhold:
Perler pÄ en snor!
Den kreative prosessen
Brikkene skal bygges litt underveis
Begynner med blanke ark
Begynner fra en grunn-idé og sÄ dikter man videre
FÞrst idé, sÄ kommer historien etterhvert
Brikkene skal ogsÄ bygges litt underveis
Hvorfor har jeg valgt det pĂ„ âdenâ mĂ„ten? Liker Ă„ bryte opp historien.
Valg
Utfordre flaten
Todimensjonal
Har en fast ramme som jeg opererer pÄ
Det er en hjelp. Du disponerer flaten du har valgt
Formatet du har mĂ„ du disponereÂ
Du har en lekegrind du har til rÄdighet
Vi mÄ ikke tenke pÄ begrensningen som en selvfÞlge
NĂ„r man har passion for en ting fĂžrer det ofte med seg noe annet
Alle ting er avhengig av hverandre
Det Ä skape kommer av seg selv, men det har veldig mye motstand i seg ogsÄ
En idé er bare et springbrett til noe
DrÞmmen om Ä bli kunstner mÄ du ha kontaktmed deg selv
Du mÄ leve MED det Ä vÊre kunstner
UngdomsopprĂžr
Jeg visste ikke som 15 Ă„ring at jeg skulle bli billedkunstner, men bakerst i hodet ville jeg
Kom etterhvert ut av âkunstnerskapetâ
Jobbet pÄ Munch museet, fÞlte jeg kom hjem
Kunst handler om metafysikk-det er noe som ER, men ikke kan ta pÄ. En motstand som ligger der og ta tak i den og ta den til deg.
Den kraften du skal hente mĂ„ du hente fra et sted. Den ligger ute der, den ligger i rommetÂ
Hvor fÄr du ideer fra?
Det metafysiske er kraften som er rundt meg og fÄ den inn
Kraften er alltid med meg. Jeg bare vet at den er derÂ
Det er opp til meg hvordan jeg henter den inn
Naturens ytre skjĂžnnhet tror jeg ikke sĂ„ mye pĂ„. Den mĂ„ brukes til noe. For meg er det helt uinteressant for det er det og sĂ„nn ser det ut. Hvis det gir en kraft, sĂ„ er den derÂ
Er en figurativ maler og har fragmenter fra naturen
Det er alltid et hÄp om Ä nÄ det uoppnÄelige
Vet ikke helt hvordan formen pÄ mÄlet ser ut
For 20 Är siden var mÄlet Ä strebe etter noe som man kunne mÄle. Mere et bilde uten innhold
Viktigheten av film
Helse er alfa omega
Hvordan greier du Ä trene sÄ jevnt?
Hvem maler du for?
Kos er sjelden
Stemningen rundt nÄr jeg tegnet som barn kunne vÊre kos
En stemme som ikke kom frem
Gjorde det ikke for anerkjennelse
Kunsten var som en prestasjon for meg inn i 20-Ă„rene. Prestasjon for meg selvÂ
Trine Formoe (Folmoe?) betydde mye for meg
Traff mange flotte mennsker.
Selvportrettene var de som kom meg nĂŠrmest som kunstner.
Se pĂ„ Rembrandt sine selvportretter og tradisjonen i Ă„ male seg selv i forskjellige uttrykk.Â
De menneskelige sidene kommer veldig frem hos ham.Â
Det er der du vil komme som kunstner, dypt inn i noe.Â
Se hver enkelts kvalitet og mĂ„lsetninger uavhengig av egenskepene til de andre i rommet.Â
Wednesday Oct 09, 2019
Wednesday Oct 09, 2019
Host Aja Humm i https://tuneinlabs.com er sĂ„ heldig Ă„ presentere Labib Malik pĂ„ Suksesspillen. Labib ble kjent over natten pĂ„ Norske Talenter 2017 der han sjokkerte alle med sine fantastiske, magiske evner. Se ogsĂ„ hysterisk klipp fra God Morgen Norge !Â
Labib er nĂ„ aktuell med eget show pĂ„ The Thief, "The Heist"-Tyveriet. Billettene ble revet vekk pĂ„ fĂ„ timer. Labib ruler og har tatt Norge med storm.Â
Du vil garantert bli inspirert av dette  Äpne, Êrlige og innsiktsfulle intervjuet og forhÄpentligvis se verden pÄ en litt annen (og bedre!) mÄte etter disse 44 minuttene sammen:
Vi snakker om...
Han har gĂ„tt dundrende konkurs 3-4 gangerÂ
NĂ„dde drĂžmmene sine og tenkte; jĂžss var det alt? Automatisk ble det en tomhet
Siste 2 Är har han endret tankegangen sin, nytt mindset ift mÄl
Vet han nÄr mÄlet, men pÄ en annerledes og bedre mÄte
Veien til mÄlet er nÄ viktigere
Mere i nuen enn bare noen Ă„r tilbake
MÄ vÊre i nuet, mÄ vÊre tilstede i meg selv, for Ä nÄ alle menneskene i salen
Politikere er flink til Ă„ gi (falske)illusjonerÂ
Jeg er iallefall ĂŠrlig med at det er en illusjon
Hva kan krydre hverdagen?
PrĂžv noe nytt!Â
Helt vanlig dag. GjĂžr noe ut av den dagen! Da kommer du ut av en sirkel, et mĂžnster.Â
Skrape opp en CD. Som om CD'en er mine gamle mĂžnster. Jeg gjĂžr det ofte med meg selv.Â
Memento Mori:
Husk at du skal dĂž
En form for nedtellingÂ
Samler pÄ kortstokker
à pner ny kortstokk pÄ nyttÄrsaften
TĂžr Ă„ ta sjanser, har noe Ă„ leve opp til
Mindre redd for hva andre tenker om meg nÄ, men veldig Äpen for tilbakemeldinger
Jeg forbedrer meg og det jeg gjĂžr hele tiden
Har de beste triksene nederst pĂ„ lista mi og sĂ„ bygger jeg nye triks oppĂ„ og inspirert av dem.Â
Intuisjon
Hadde vi ikke hatt teknologi hadde vi vĂŠrt ute og jaktet
Sylnummer, basert pĂ„ frykt og intuisjon. Ingen vet egentlig hvor sylen er.Â
Fiskekroknummer pÄ Alex sushi (hjelp!!!)
For Ä trene opp intuisjonen mÄ du gjÞre disruptive ting i hverdagen.#hverdagsmagi
Historien bak hvordan showet pĂ„ The Thief ble til.Â
Tror du pĂ„ Gud?Â
Hva er Gud?Â
Jeg er fÞdt muslim, men jeg tror pÄ alt, jeg tror pÄ alle
Alle har sin mĂ„te Ă„ tilnĂŠrme seg Gud pĂ„.Â
Disruptive i New York
Jeg var veldig redd for Ä slutte i fast stilling, men tryggheten er en illusjon den ogsÄ
Deres jobb er like usikker som min
Vi har ingen trygghet
Valgte Ä ikke gÄ til NAV
"Falsk" trygghet
Hvilket rÄd gir du Labib 19 Är gammel?
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Hvis du ikke har passion, sÄ spiller det ingen rolle
Du mÄ vÊre obsessed av en idé for Ä kunne skape noe
Iverksetter energi
Kunne skape elektriske stÞt pÄ kommando
Livet vi lever er en drĂžm
Kjenneteg for drĂžm, vi er i livet og er pĂ„ vei tilâŠ
Har mulighet til Ă„ manipulere den verden jeg lever i
Korttriks som skapte nye og bedre drĂžmmer
Dype innsikterÂ
Kjent med Labib som menneskeÂ
Labib om kjendislivet
Vil bli kjent for noe jeg brenner for
Hva er det du brenner for Ă„ gi:
Ă vise at det finnes en verden der det umulige kan skjer og blir virkelighet
Alt jeg skal gjĂžre handler om Ă„ bygge meg videre og la noe vĂŠre igjen for andre
Jeg Þnsker Ä bli husket pÄ en god mÄte
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Thursday Jun 13, 2019
Thursday Jun 13, 2019
We are so happy to announce a new episode of Suksesspillen-The Pill of Success covering:
Critical People, Sensitive People: Can They Get Along in a business?
How Do You Handle Criticism?Â
Receiving Critical Feedback with More Understanding.Â
This conversation is with Sandra Krot and, as always your host Aja Humm from AH Consulting
Please connect on LinkedIn for updates:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ajahumm-businessconsultant/
Sandy and Insight Principles (see  more below):
Highlights:
Our reality is real.
I forget that our reality is real all the time.Â
We live in separate realities.
You cannot escape your thinking.
It is going to look real pÄ you.
All culture is agreements about how life works.
Critical people:
We get so used to our thinking that we donât notice the feeling we are in?Â
We human beings get used to our feelings and become tolerant of them.
Habitual thinking that has become invisible to people.
Once you understand how your mind works you get insights that will help you.
I picked up really thick skin.
Did not notice my own critical tone.
Sensitive people also have to take a look inside and take responsibility for their own reactions.Â
You are not your label.
You are not your mental habit.
You cannot give critical feedback if you are not neutral.
It takes insight to change even when we desire change.
Willpower only gets you so far...
Insight takes you the whole way!
Look out for the shift in people. Not (only) the intellectual understanding.
Synergy in a team. Best to make everybody learn about the principles of how the mind works...Â
Cannot always get that, so:
As a leader, you can ask: Are you present, are you listening, you as the leader can just notice about what is happening in the room. Value the space and willingness to open up.Â
If you are not the leader you can ask: Can we take a time out? Can we listen better?Â
You donât have to know and have long discussions about how your mind works.Â
Listening is helpful, build synergy, being present, doing one thing at a time.
We all know when our mind works best.Â
You can actually open the door, you can walk out and have a break/some air.
We all get lost from time to time.
When we stop learning, that is the problem.
Lots of material available to learn about the mind. Recommend tapping into that.
But the real learning will be your life.
Pay attention to our successes. Pay attention to when we DO see what is going on.
Sidney Banks: âYou wanna see what is instead of what isnâtâ
You wanna notice your successes.Â
For practitioners:
https://insightprinciplesinstitute.com
For Businesses: https://insightprinciples.com
Other resources and books:
https://www.zotero.org/groups/1020951/3_principles_resources_library/items/collectionKey/7XAP55B3
Please contact me if you have any questions about how the understanding of the mind could elevate your business.Â
aja@ajahumm.com
Best, AjaÂ
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Friday Mar 22, 2019
Friday Mar 22, 2019
From the Kindle#1 Bestseller; Women and Confidence
In this podcast, we dig into the stories many women have used against themselves and that has held them back from living their life with inner freedom.Â
Bastianutti and Ford began to question: why are women still suffering from a lack of confidence? Why are they still playing small? What if, all of us--including the self-help industry--have been looking in the wrong direction about how our experience of insecurity, confidence, or any other feeling state, gets created in the first place. And the bigger question: What causes true and lasting transformation?
Their book, Women and Confidence, The Truth About the Lies We Tell Ourselves, is their answer to all of these questions. Indeed, it makes a bold and revolutionary claim--a complete 180 in fact--that confidence is not something we have to achieve, create, or exercise like a muscle, the popular advice espoused by the self-help pundits, but is actually, an innate quality every single one of us possess and not just a few lucky ones.
Learn more about their book here:
In this podcast:
Reflections about looks, âAm I looking good enoughâ?Â
About looks: Thoughts on aging, how to cope with getting older?
The looks are changing, but there is something behind the scene is NOT changing.Â
About the labels, we put on ourselves âI am fat/thin/smart/stupid etcâŠâ
Imagine an island where cellulite is awesomeâŠitâs just in our thinking.
Confidence is innate, it is built into us. We are not the âmade upâ identity we THINK we are. Â Â
The confident woman just DOES things without all the complicated thinking.
Steps to help you feel more appreciated.
Ask for feedback, but donât mistake it for your value.Â
How to get perspective on when you are not being recognized.Â
Be aware of the rules we make up for ourselves.
We make up what people think of us.Â
A lot of women are struggling with the âgood girl syndromeâ and also with the "angry woman syndrome".
Taking the temperature of the room.Â
Stop worrying about what everybody else is thinking of you.Â
The imposter syndrome, itâs just a lot of thinking taking us away from who we really are.Â
We live from the inside and not the other way around.
In the end, a small reminder and tip for you to take into your life!Â
ENJOY!Â
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you are curious to know more.
With love,
Aja
aja@ajahumm.com