“Synchronicity is about recognizing meaningful coincidences and inviting more of them into your life.” – Corey Poirier

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In a recent episode of my talk show, “Joseph Jaffe is not Famous,” I had the pleasure of hosting Corey Poirier, an acclaimed author, speaker, and entrepreneur, to discuss his new book, “The Enlightened Passenger.” This conversation was not just about a book launch; it was an enlightening exploration of synchronicity, purpose, and the profound lessons we can learn from the seemingly mundane experiences of life.

Some highlights from our discussion included:

1. Saying “no” can be as important as saying “yes” for maintaining balance and focus in life and business. It’s important to be clear and direct when setting boundaries.

2. Building long-term relationships through genuine giving over time makes it easier for influential people to say “yes” when you have an ask.

3. Using creativity and personalization in branding, outreach, and product promotion can help projects and ideas stand out from the crowd.

4. Keeping a “synchronicity journal” may help increase awareness of meaningful coincidences in one’s life.

5. Regular self-reflection, like considering what you’d prioritize if you only had one day left, can motivate living more purposefully each day.

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Here are the show notes:

The power of “no” in entrepreneurship and personal growth. (3:31)

The power of “no” with a guest who shared personal stories and insights. (8:23)

Bruce Lee’s philosophy and its application in life. (12:31)

Music’s impact on life, including teamwork and artistic expression. (17:11)

The power of saying no in personal and professional growth. (21:29)

Saying no and setting boundaries in business and personal life. (26:39)

How to get to “yes” in business by understanding the decision-making process and making it easier for others to say “yes”. (34:46)

Strategies for getting a “yes” from influential people through creative approaches and building relationships. (38:42)

Creativity and branding in marketing and public speaking. (43:31)

Business books, including “The Enlightened Passenger” and “The Richest Man in Babylon.” (50:17)

Synchronicity and lessons learned from interviews. (53:22)

The power of saying “yes” in life. (57:59)

Living life on purpose with a focus on the mayfly. (1:01:49)

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“It is a great evil, as well as a misfortune, to be unable to utter a prompt and decided No.” – Charles Simmons

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