#27: An Insight into the Work I do with my Clients

When Michelangelo was asked how he carved the statue of David, he answered: “it’s simple. I just remove everything that is NOT David.”

If we want to experience full expansion both on the level of the soul and the level of the business, we must act like Michelangelo, and carve our own essence out of the stone.

The first and quintessential step is to recognize our true nature: The David within the block of marble. In our case, feeling our soul, and the unique reflection of divine qualities that shines through our being.

Once we connect with our true nature, we must ferociously, fearlessly and decisively cut away everything that doesn’t belong, and direct our efforts toward amplifying our essence - through the business, through our relationships, through everything that we touch.

Join me in today’s episode, and learn about how the work WORKS.

Enjoy.

Peace, Power.

Oliver

 

Timestamps

00:00 - 03:25 How the Work Works
03:25 - 09:13 The Power of Self-Recognition
09:13 - 17:32 Changing Our experience: Outer vs Inner
17:32 -29:43 Cutting Away what Does not Serve Us
29:43 - 35:20 Strategy, Energy, and Execution
35:20 -35:20 Conclusion

 

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CONTENT PILLARS

Self Mastery
Spiritual Practice
Self Recognition
Soul Business
Inner Freedom
Elevation of Consciousness
Wealth Consciousness
Spiritual Business

 

This is NOT a Podcast like On Purpose with Jay Shetty, The Tony Robbins Podcast, The Aubrey Marcus Podcast, The School of Greatness by Lewis Howes or the Mindvalley Podcast by Vishen Lakhiani, but more like “The Pure Power Podcast” by Oliver Villwock.