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fulfilling life. Let's go.

Thank you. live a purposeful and fulfilling life. Let's go. All right. Welcome to episode 734. Hello, my friend. Welcome to a fresh new episode of New Mindset, Who this, As always, thank you so much for listening. Thank you for supporting me. And today, I want to talk about what I'll refer to here as infinite optimism. Infinite optimism. The idea that life is not capped. Setbacks are not the end.

Our place in the universe is secure, not because we can control everything, but because we are part of infinite unfolding.

That is, if you lose a job, you haven't lost your future.

There are infinite new paths. That is, when one love fails,

when it turns out to be temporary, it's not your only chance. There are infinite new connections.

The universe is always creating. Abundance is always possible. Possibility never ends. It's not a

closed circuit of life. And I'll share the origin of this idea and how

it applies specifically in life in different ways. But let's refer to this as infinite optimism.

I recently was doing research for a book that I plan on writing in the coming years. These

things take a long time, a book about a certain variety of optimism.

And I stumbled upon the work of a guy named Giordano Bruno, who lived from 1548 to the year

1600. He was an Italian philosopher and a poet and an alchemist and an astrologer and a theorist,

all these things.

Thinker, he was a thinker, very multifaceted.

But most importantly, during that time, the time that he lived, most people believed that

Earth, the Earth, was the center of the universe.

Bruno, on the other hand, argued something different.

He said that the cosmos, the universe is infinite, that there are many other planets,

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