Conscious Success
Conscious Success
Podcast Description
Madhu was a celibate monk who turned into a thriving online entrepreneur. Overcoming poverty, illness, and personal loss, he mastered the art of resilience and learned how to stay positive no matter what life throws at him. Now, Madhu shares his holistic approach to mastering your mind, growing wealth, and enhancing health. This podcast will dive into topics like Ayurveda, meditation, improving relationships, monetizing your purpose, and more. "Conscious Success" is your gateway to a world of holistic success.
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The podcast focuses on a variety of themes including Ayurveda, personal resilience, holistic healing, and empowerment, with specific episodes covering topics like overcoming chronic illness through natural remedies and the significance of mindset shifts for financial stability.
Madhu was a celibate monk who turned into a thriving online entrepreneur. Overcoming poverty, illness, and personal loss, he mastered the art of resilience and learned how to stay positive no matter what life throws at him. Now, Madhu shares his holistic approach to mastering your mind, growing wealth, and enhancing health. This podcast will dive into topics like Ayurveda, meditation, improving relationships, monetizing your purpose, and more. “Conscious Success” is your gateway to a world of holistic success.
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You think you’re not special? You are. No one else has your exact mix of gifts, and that uniqueness is your purpose.
In this episode, we get practical about finding that purpose and turning it into something real. You’ll build a gifts list and pull out the common threads that matter most. Frameworks like Dharma and Ikigai cut through the noise and show you where joy, skill, and contribution overlap. The Varna system offers another lens for understanding your natural role. From there, it’s about creating a container for your gifts, setting a price that makes sense, and giving so much value people can’t ignore you
You’ll Learn:
- The reason your purpose is as unique as your fingerprint
- What happens when you map out your “gifts list” in full detail
- The link between joy, skill, and contribution in defining purpose
- How the concept of Dharma reveals your intrinsic nature
- Why Ikigai’s four questions can fast-track clarity on what matters most
- The damage of saying “I don’t know” when naming your gifts
- What it feels like to connect your strengths to improving others’ lives
- A simple formula to set pricing for your services with confidence
- How the Varna system offers another lens for understanding your natural role
- Why giving so much value that people feel compelled to pay you actually works
Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction
[06:12] Building your gifts list and naming your unique qualities
[09:28] Finding common threads and connecting them to serving others
[11:42] Identifying your why and the feelings that signal purpose
[15:04] Using the four Ikigai questions to clarify your reason for being
[18:36] Exploring the Varna system as a framework for natural roles
[23:12] Turning purpose into a container and best case vision
[27:05] A simple formula for setting prices based on your capacity
[30:22] Why giving so much value leads to monetization
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Resources Mentioned:
Enneagram | Website
Human Design | Website
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