Mindfulness mode. Be willing to just try something and it's okay if it doesn't work.

Hey, Mindful Tribe. Welcome to the show once again. I'm here today with a best selling author. He's a

celebrity ghost writer. He's a high ticket affiliate market, and he lives in a tropical island in the South

Pacific. So I'm really excited to introduce you to my guest and to learn more about him.

His name is Jonathan Green. Jonathan, welcome to the show. Are you in mindfulness mode today,

Jonathan? Always trying. You know, it's like sometimes there's distractions in life and

you try and live in the moment. And sometimes there's distractions from earlier in the day and sometimes

you're actually, oh, what am I going to do tomorrow? But I think it's, for me at least, it's a

continual journey to try and stay in the moment with what I'm doing right now. Right. Well,

it sounds like it would be easier to be in mindfulness mode on a South Pacific island. Is that true? Is it pretty easy to stay mindful where you are?

Sometimes when I'm with the kids on the beach, I can be really in the zone, but sometimes I'm like thinking about a project or I get a message from one of my clients and it's a little bit distracting.

But for me, it's always been important to connect with nature.

Like, I've traveled around the world a lot trying to see a waterfall in every country.

That's something that always excites me, especially when I was younger.

And when I'm in those moments in nature, I find it much easier to be mindful in nature than in a big city.

We sometimes don't realize. Like like I've lived in London, I've spent a lot of time in New York, and I grew up in Los Angeles, and they're so loud.

And when you're on the beach, or if you've ever been on a cruise and you look up, you go, where do these

stars come from? There are so many stars that we don't see. We always talk about different types

of pollution, but light and noise

pollution affect us all the time. And we go into these quiet places in the woods or on a vacation

or something. This is what silence sounds like. It's so surprising. And those are like the really

magical moments when you can hear the actual world. That's why I like going to the beach,

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