Finding your path to awakening and personal development with Chris Tomasso
Low Fidelity Podcast - Episode 8
"Nobody brokers your access to the infinite. We all have it as a birthright to the infinite. The only reason we don't have it is if we have a story in our head that says we don't have it. Deconditioning is the most important work in our lives." - Chris Tomasso
In the latest episode of the Low Fidelity podcast, I had an enlightening conversation with Chris Tomasso. Chris is a gamification consultant and the co-host of the podcast Reveal The Game of Life.
In our conversation we talked about creativity, personal development, self-awareness, and the path to awakening, a topic we are both passionate about.
Here are a few highlights from our conversation:
Use data cautiously. Use multiple data points to begin to identify trends in what you create to see how audiences are connecting with your message.
Want to stand out of the crowd at work? Work on your soft skills such as facilitation, active listening, sales/persuasion, and making space for people to talk
Learn about the qualities of good and bad gamification and how gamification is now part of the fabric of our reality
How can self-awareness help bring more freedom and joy into our lives
There are no boundaries within our life and work, so unblocking ourselves in one area in our lives will help all parts equally
Learn why the parts we hide about ourselves are the parts that are essential to who we are
✨ Listener Challenge ✨
Chris shared a challenge to help us overcome the negative stories we fall into. Here is the challenge:
Bring to mind an obstacle you are facing in life.
Think about the story you are telling yourself about the obstacle.
Reframe the story in a way to empower yourself, and turn the negative thought into an empowering thought.
Chris shared an example of how to apply this simple framework you can apply to your obstacles right away. I would love to know how the challenge goes for you.
Thanks for being a part of the Low Fidelity community! 🙏🏽💜
Cheers,
Rizwan