• In this episode of "Different Thinking for Different Times," host Steve Lentini delves into the importance of challenging our own thinking and expanding our perspectives. He shares his personal experience of flatlining in 2002, which profoundly altered his understanding of consciousness and existence. Throughout the episode, Lentini emphasizes the need for accountability in our lives, urging listeners to recognize that their current situations are a result of their own thought patterns. He discusses the detrimental effects of small-minded thinking, particularly in the realms of politics and religion, and encourages individuals to break free from limiting beliefs and victim narratives.
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  • Lentini also introduces the concept of 'higher frequency energy' versus 'lower frequency energy,' explaining how our thoughts and complaints can either propel us forward or keep us stuck in negativity. He provides practical advice on how to reprogram our minds, including the importance of addressing complaints directly with those who can help, rather than engaging in gossip. By the end of the episode, he inspires listeners to embrace their power to create positive change in their lives and to cultivate a mindset that fosters growth and understanding.
  • "We need to stretch our thinking and we can see it everywhere in religion."
  • "Whatever you feed grows. If you feed the tale of woe, you'll be stuck in it."
  • "You can choose to spend more time in higher frequency energy and have a higher return."
  • "Your job is you. My job is me."
  • "When you change, things have power."

  I am grateful you tuned in and for all my listeners over these 7 years. Thank you.

  Gratefully yours, Steve

• In this episode of "Different Thinking for Different Times," host Steve Lentini delves into the importance of challenging our own thinking and expanding our perspectives. He shares his personal experience of flatlining in 2002, which profoundly altered his understanding of consciousness and existence. Throughout the episode, Lentini emphasizes the need for accountability in our lives, urging listeners to recognize that their current situations are a result of their own thought patterns. He discusses the detrimental effects of small-minded thinking, particularly in the realms of politics and religion, and encourages individuals to break free from limiting beliefs and victim narratives.

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  • Lentini also introduces the concept of 'higher frequency energy' versus 'lower frequency energy,' explaining how our thoughts and complaints can either propel us forward or keep us stuck in negativity. He provides practical advice on how to reprogram our minds, including the importance of addressing complaints directly with those who can help, rather than engaging in gossip. By the end of the episode, he inspires listeners to embrace their power to create positive change in their lives and to cultivate a mindset that fosters growth and understanding.

  takeaways

  • "We need to stretch our thinking and we can see it everywhere in religion."
  • "Whatever you feed grows. If you feed the tale of woe, you'll be stuck in it."
  • "You can choose to spend more time in higher frequency energy and have a higher return."
  • "Your job is you. My job is me."
  • "When you change, things have power."
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  • Gratefully yours and I am grateful for everyone who is tuning in and working on their small-minded thinking. It's everywhere, at least in my mind.

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    Steve

In this episode of 'Different Thinking for Different Times', host Steve Lentini critiques the current political landscape, emphasizing the limitations of the two-party system and advocating for independent thinking. He discusses the failures of both Democrats and Republicans, highlighting the need for dialogue, compromise, and accountability in leadership. Lentini calls for a shift away from small-minded thinking towards a more expansive and inclusive approach to politics, urging listeners to recognize the role of independents in shaping elections and policy.takeaways

• Small-minded thinking doesn't serve us anywhere.
• The two-party system is no longer effective.
• Both parties are guilty of elitist thinking.
• Dialogue and compromise are essential for progress.
• Independents play a crucial role in elections.
• Democrats need to address their violent tendencies.
• Republicans must stop pointing fingers and engage in dialogue.
• Leadership should model accountability and integrity.
• We need to eliminate fraud and waste in government.
• Healthy organizations require compromise and collaboration.

• "The two-party system is dead."
• • "We need our leaders to step up."
  • "Where's the compromise?"

  Join me and let's do good, demand more from both parties.

  
  

  Gratefully yours, Steve