How to Teach Mindfulness with Confidence: Overcome Imposter Syndrome and Inspire Others
In this episode, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and former Buddhist monk, dives deep into the struggles many face when learning to teach mindfulness—especially imposter syndrome. He shares his personal journey of overcoming self-doubt, fear of judgment, and the anxiety that comes with teaching mindfulness and meditation. Sean offers practical steps to build confidence, embrace authenticity, and teach mindfulness from a place of compassion and care. If you've ever questioned yo...
22 Sep 202438min
The Subtle Art of Losing Yourself, with George Thompson
Like many of us, George Thompson once had a running story in his head that said he wasn’t likable, wasn’t successful enough, wasn’t good enough. Upon studying Taoism and practicing the mindful movement of Tai Chi, Thompson’s inner story began to change. He now uses the transformative power of stories to help others reconnect to their own. In this episode, Sean Fargo speaks with George Thompson about how he found Tai Chi and his teacher, Master Gu. They discuss Thompson’s latest film, Th...
19 Sep 202446min
3 Powerful Techniques to Overcome Imposter Syndrome & Teach Mindfulness with Confidence
Do you ever feel like you’re not qualified enough to teach mindfulness? In this episode, we tackle the imposter syndrome and fear of judgment that holds many aspiring mindfulness teachers back. Join us as we explore 3 powerful techniques to help you overcome these challenges: Embrace mindfulness of fearCultivate compassion for those you want to helpRealize that teaching mindfulness is simpler than you thinkIf you’re ready to expand your reach and guide others on their mindfulness journey with...
16 Sep 202412min
Infusing Mindfulness With Love, With Henry Shukman and Sean Fargo
There are a great variety of mindfulness practices and there are benefits to each. They are not, however, the same. A complete mindfulness practice, one that leads to awakening, is not merely a training in paying attention, but in connection and love. In this episode, Sean Fargo speaks with Zen teacher, author, and poet Henry Shukman on the benefits of meeting each moment with awareness and an open heart. Henry Shukman is an author, poet and a teacher in the Sanbo Zen lineage. He has ta...
10 Sep 202453min
Selling Your Mindfulness Meditation Programs and Workshops
Danny Grieco is a mindfulness teacher who has also worked as a salesperson for 12+ years, a sales trainer for 5+ years, and a mindfulness practitioner for 10+ years. https://mindfulnessexercises.com/mindfulness-sales-course/ As a salesperson, he has successfully sold for startups and Fortune 500 companies like Xerox, Lever, and Bazaarvoice, successfully selling into almost every industry, from small accounts to seven-figure deals. He has seen the good, the bad, and the ugly, so you can see th...
6 Aug 202445min
Byron Katie Introduces The Work
Do you believe everything that you think? What about when you’re complaining? In this episode, Byron Katie teaches us a compassionate self-inquiry technique that invites us to kindly question our thoughts and beliefs. This process can lead us toward greater peace, ease and freedom. Byron Katie is a renowned speaker and author, known for a transformative self-inquiry practice she calls "The Work." In this episode, Katie introduces her teachings, shares profound insights, and guides us through ...
31 Jul 202421min
Softening and Opening, a Meditation with Sean Fargo
What happens when someone tells you to relax? Often, the directive to relax or let go results in further tightening. When we attempt to relax on demand, we just can’t make it happen. Stress can then increase as we wrestle with what we may perceive as failure. Things change when we view letting go as a process versus a goal. In this mindfulness meditation, guided by Sean Fargo, we’re invited to soften our attachment to doing, to soften our need for control. In the process, we experience degree...
8 Mai 202416min
Trauma-Sensitive Meditation Options, with Dr. Willoughby Britton
You may have been told that trauma lives in the body until we’re willing to feel it. Research shows, however, that it is counter-productive to turn toward this pain before we feel resourced, safe and supported. So, how are we to know when to apply the gas in our practice, versus when to hit the brakes? In this episode, we hear from mindfulness and meditation researcher, Dr. Willoughby Britton. She shares helpful advice you can apply today to bring more trauma sensitivity to your practi...
1 Mai 202427min
