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The Kevin Miller Podcast

671: Jonni Pollard | How to free yourself from yourself

The Kevin Miller Podcast

Kevin Miller

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4.51.4K Ratings

🗓️ 15 April 2019

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Jonni Pollard is renowned for bringing meditation mainstream via his organization and app, 1 Giant Mind. In show #667, Michael Hyatt referenced using the 1 Giant Mind app as part of his daily spiritual habits, and more than half of all guests on The Ziglar Show are attesting to using meditation as a primary part of their daily habits and routines. While meditation seems to often have spiritual undertones to it, it is ultimately brain training. An example; if you are familiar with the sport of biathlon that combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting, after vigorously skiing for a distance the athlete must then stop and calm themselves in order to shoot a very small target. In our lives, we tend to go, go, go and then struggle to hit the small targets of success we desire. Jonni uses meditation to help us daily calm ourselves in order to be present and fully useful and able as we target our most valuable goals. It is not rest so much as fuel. Jonni states that most of us are prisoners of ourselves. Of our own minds. We never stop to gain control of and over our thoughts, anxieties, worries, and never-ending duties and roles. We tend to "rest" by escaping and entertainment, which is more like a pause than a refocus and recalibrate. This is an equipping message that really drove home what we are missing and what we can gain with taking a moment daily to really be present in our own minds. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

This is a Blast Box Media Podcast.

0:05.0

The Self-Help podcast is brought to you by Ziggler, your Premier Source for equipping coaches to help leaders and top performers accept. your your true coaching performance.

0:23.0

Welcome to the Ziggler show.

0:25.0

I'm your host Kevin Miller.

0:26.0

Today we talk with meditation guru, literally, Johnny Powellard.

0:31.0

Johnny is renowned for bringing meditation mainstream via his organization an app, One Giant Mind.

0:38.9

If you recall in show 667 Michael Hyatt referenced using the One Giant Mind app as part of his daily spiritual

0:47.1

habits.

0:48.6

And honestly more than half of all of our guests on the Ziegler show are testing to using meditation as a primary part of their daily habits and routines.

0:57.0

And while meditation often has these spiritual undertones to it, what you'll hear is it's ultimately brain training. An example, if you're

1:05.8

familiar with the sport of biathlon that combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting,

1:10.0

after vigorously skiing for a distance, the athlete must then stop and calm themselves in order to shoot a very small target.

1:18.7

They've got to be effective.

1:19.9

Well, in our lives, we tend to go, go, go, and then struggle to hit the small targets, the important

1:23.9

targets of success that we desire.

1:26.3

I think it's a great analogy.

1:27.5

Well, Johnny uses meditation to help us daily calm ourselves in order to be present

1:32.2

and fully useful and able as we target our most valuable goals.

1:36.7

It's not rest so much as it is fuel.

1:40.5

And Johnny states that most of us are prisoners of ourselves, of our own minds.

1:45.1

We never stop to gain control of and over our thoughts, anxieties, worries, and never ending

1:49.3

duties and roles.

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