Episode Summary – CONCEIVE | BELIEVE | ACHIEVE – ANYTHING! In Episode 91 of the Shining Brightly Podcast Show (links in the comments) titled, “LEAD A LIMITLESS LIFE” with Life-Mastery & Peak-Performance Coach and 3-time Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, Mark Fournier. We start by looking at all that Mark has overcome and how he used his experience to build his RESILIENCE and LEARN TO MASTER APPRECIATION. He teaches about Quantum Consciousness and Meta Cognition to be able INFLUENCE FROM WITHIN and the WORLD AROUND YOU. Lastly zen-master Mark took me through an exercise about EMPOWERMENT VS ENLIGHTENMENT. Just awesome. Come BE LIMITLESS with us and listen, download, share and review this show. Check out Marks free apps OMNI COACH / LIFE BALANCE / The BALANCE WHEEL TEST.
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Omni Coach - https://apps.apple.com/ph/app/omnicoach/id1667301875
Life Balance Test - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/life-balance-test/id1660950259
About the guest – Lead a LIMITLESS Life You LOVE With Master Coach, Mark Fournier
A 3-time Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, psychotherapist, life-mastery & peak-performance coach, Mark Fournier (The Limitless Coach) is lauded as a world-renowned expert on ‘Leading a LIMITLESS Life’ & ‘Realizing our Greatest Potential’. He is also a patented inventor, award-winning writer, ‘#1 best-selling author’, columnist, keynote speaker, the founder and provost of LIMITLESS University, the visionary creator of OmniCoach, the world’s first 100% AI-powered, virtual life & business coach and the founding director of the nonprofit DoGood Hero Support Network. Mark has dedicated his life to ‘creating a better world’ by helping to raise human consciousness through his life-transforming insights and programs.
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Howard Brown is a best-selling author, award-winning international speaker, Silicon Valley entrepreneur, interfaith peacemaker, and a two-time stage IV cancer survivor. He is also a sought-after speaker and consultant for corporate businesses, nonprofits, congregations, and community groups. Howard has co-founded two social networks that were the first to connect religious communities around the world. He is a nationally known patient advocate and “cancer whisperer” to many families. Howard, his wife Lisa, and daughter Emily currently reside in Michigan, and his happy place is on the basketball court.
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Hello, it's Howard Brown. It's the Shining Brightly
Show. Oh my god, we got the coach of coaches. How many times
do you meet a Life Mastery a peak performance coach? Well,
I've got one here today, Mark Fournier. Welcome. How are you?
What's happening?
Awesome. Thank you for asking. I mean, awesome
in terms of how I feel and see the world today, and I'm just
happy to be on this call with you and can't wait to hopefully
inspire a few listeners and see if we can contribute to their
lives.
Be well, we're gonna we're gonna make some
impact today. So it's great. Let me tell you a little bit about
Mark real short. So Mark is a Life Mastery and peak
performance coach, number one best selling author, speaker
trainer, and an Emmy Award winning filmmaker. And I love
this part the best. He calls himself a humanitarian, that
means he cares. And that to me, that's heart centered. Man,
that's great. I don't normally do this. But I'm so captivated
by your mission statement. And I just want to start the show with
that. And then we'll, we'll dive right in after that. So listen
to Mark's mission statement. Raising our level of
consciousness not only helps us flourish as individuals, it all
it is also how we will end the atrocities of our world, for
enlightened beings to become heroes by nature. As such,
helping to raise human consciousness on a global scale,
is his passion and his purpose. I'm just letting that sink in.
Because that's shining brightly my brother. That's that we are
aligned. It's it's incredible. All right. So now, normal
question, right? How do you shine brightly each day?
Oh, thank you for asking that. You know what,
maybe there's a kind of like a two part answer to that the, the
first thing I do every single day is I go to a state of
appreciation. It's a form of what we call disambiguation.
Habituation is when we get so used to something that it's,
we're no longer even aware of it. And that can be really
helpful if you live next door to an airport or a train track. But
when it comes to enjoying and appreciating our lives, it's not
so good. Because you, you may have just moved into this
beautiful home. And within a few months, you've habituated
instead of thinking every day, Oh, I'm so fortunate to be in
this home, you're thinking, oh, you know, this, it's an east
west facing house. And now we're getting blasted by the sun. And
you start noticing more of the negative things and taking the
positive things for granted, as we do not only with our things,
but with our people, with the people that we wake up next to.
And so I go through this process every morning, of reminding
myself of how fortunate I am, and I picture my children's
smiling faces in my mind, and all the magic and wonder in my
life. And it it's not about because I have more wonderful
things than the next guy. It's because I spend more time
thinking about them and focusing on them. And so the other half
of that answer is there was a girl one day, it was she came up
to me in the middle of a of a concert, or a seminar. And she
told me, we've taken a break. And so I'm down there on the
floor, mixing it up, and, and she told me that her mother was
was in hospice, and she was dying. And she said that it was
so hard to even be there. She said, we go there and
everybody's so miserable. And it's just so hard. And it's so
hard for my mom. And she said I don't know what to do. And I
just smiled and said, Oh, it's really simple. Have you ever
been someplace where there was there were challenges or was
dark and depressing? Have you ever seen someone who refused to
buy into that who refuse to be a victim to that those
circumstances and decided they were going to bring the beauty,
they were going to be the bright spot. And I said, you need to
make this time. Let it be that you're the bright spot every
time you walk in the door. They're looking forward to
having you and she she cut me off. But isn't that
inappropriate to be smiling and happy when you're with somebody
who's dying? And I said, How would you like, what would you
like if you were lying there in bed dying? Do you want a bunch
of people crying and wailing? Or do you want somebody to come in
with a smile and talk about what a wonderful life we're all still
experiencing? And so on and so forth. And so she came back I
saw a year later. And another seminar she says, Do you
remember me? And after she explained her circumstances, I
said, Oh my gosh, yeah, I do remember that. She goes, Well, I
took your advice. And I put it it works so well. When I would
go to the hospice. It lifted everyone she said so I have
begun to apply it to every year of my life she says so I have
now that's my new logo. My new everything is the bright spot.
He says I like bright spot wherever I go in my life, and
it's the happiest the best year I've ever Ahead.
Wow, that's impact. And I love that. So I
look in the mirror every day and as a guy that faced death twice,
okay, I say that I am blessed, I am grateful, and I am very
lucky. And how am I going to use my light to help myself and help
others today, because most people look in the mirror, they
don't like what they see, right. And we all get knocked down in
life and in business and, and health and relationships. Got to
get back up again. And you gotta, gotta gotta gotta gotta
power through little baby steps, sometimes two steps back. So
let's dig in a little bit more sure, you know what life threw
you some curveballs share a little, you know, touch about
your background and what you had to overcome a little bit.
I'll do that. Howard, thank you, without
coming from a victim space, which we may have a chance to
weave in and out of this conversation, because I'm really
big on on the power of mindsets, which is not same as an
attitude. It's not like you know, your attitude, you can
change every five seconds, you know, I'm in a good mood. I just
heard something bad. And I'm in a bad mood. A mindset is much
broader. It's like in The Matrix, it is the matrix. It's
the lens through which you're viewing the world. That is your
mindset. And if you have an opportunity mindset, which is
the opposite opposite of a victim mindset, the opportunity
mindset, classic Elon Musk is there's an opportunity in
everything. There's no such thing as bad news, there's just
news. Even though somebody may say I have a problem with an
opportunity mindset, it's not a problem. It's just an unexpected
outcome. And you say, Alright, where's the opportunity in this
cloud? You know, it's the cliche with every cloud has a silver
lining, and so on. But cliches are real, they've lasted 1000s
of years, because they're so true. So when, when you can stay
in that space, that say the opportunity space, it makes it
difficult to be in the victim space. And so, so imagine
looking at everything through a lens up and what's great about
this. And so when I describe my past, instead of it being Oh,
yeah, you know, it was really nasty. And for me, it's Wow,
yeah, there were a lot of memorable experiences. That all
culminated into who I am today, I have no regrets. So, so with
that upfront, I can say, yeah, there have been both emotional
and physical challenges. And we can touch on the physical
because we have that commonality, the surviving
cancer and so on. But I have to say that the trickiest parts for
me were my folks got divorced when I was born, my mom trying
to raise four kids, without child support without the salary
of a hairdresser. But she was like that bit like that. That
bartender that everybody comes to for advice. Well, she was the
hairdressers that they did that with and she was a philosopher,
hairdresser. So on the one side, she didn't have a lot of time
for us because she was working day and night, six days a week.
On the other side, when she did have time with us, it was
quality time. And she would spend that time helping us
actually evolve and become more enlightened from his for as far
back as I can remember. Eventually, she married a fella
who turned out to be such a good such a great guy, abusive,
alcoholic, and, and so through my formative years, it turned
out that all the things she had been teaching me started to come
into play. The book she was giving me at 12, she gave me
PSYCHO CYBERNETICS by Maxwell Maltz. And thinking Grow Rich,
which, you know, classic, after that I was hooked. And so
because of the adversity, because we were being challenged
with no dad, and then it stuck, you know, stepped out. Because
of that, she gave me all these tools. And even though they were
really just to help me cope with the issues, I was able to apply
them again to every other area of my life. And that became,
it's just woven into my, into my soul. So, from that point on all
the challenges I continually would come back to, and how can
I turn this into something? So I've had 19 major surgeries. 11
were orthopedic from sports injuries, broke my neck,
snowboarding, my back play in hockey. Now my latest one was
total knee replacement playing pickleball so I'm a pickleball
are
a danger? It's not supposed to be a dangerous
sport.
Well, I know that I've learned that you're not
supposed to dive for balls. Yeah. So anyhow, so you know,
there have been other challenges. Of course, only one
out of two people in our country gets get gets to skip divorce,
and I wasn't one of them. So. So, you know, and it's funny
when, when I'm coaching with somebody, and we started talking
inevitably always about relationships and marriage and
intimate relationships. I've had folks say, Well, how can you
coach me on, on relationships, you got divorced. And I smell
it, I say, so wait a minute. You You want somebody coaching you
on relationships whose they they married, the perfect person
never had to do anything to keep their marriage alive. Everything
always was perfect all the time. You want that guy coaching you?
And they're like, Well, I Is there such a person I go first
of all, probably not. Secondly, you want somebody who's been
there, but somebody who got there before you and had the ups
and downs and the issues and challenges. So you know what, in
the long run, it's in your best interest that I've seen, both
the good and the ugly. And of course, some of the other things
we talked about was like the cancer. So I had stage three
thyroid, and they caught it in time and did a couple of
interesting things to remove it along with my thyroid. And
probably the most harrowing of all of them was I was diagnosed
temporarily with ALS, they have this very rare neuromuscular
disorder. And it's way more rare than ALS. So I had a chance to
figure out what would it what really matters, because for a
week, before I went back to get retested for a week, I got to
believe that I was dying of ALS, I had less than two years to go
and, and I got to choose between a respirator where I couldn't
move at all like Stephen Hawking, or just letting it have
its way and be done in two years. And at the end of that
year, I discovered some really, really important things. So
we'll, we'll I'll weave them into date. Today's conversation,
I
know what we'll dive in there. Thank you for
sharing that because we've all had hardship. And we have to get
back up. And it's the lessons learned that you're starting to
dig into. I got asked the other day, what's my relationship with
cancer? And I sat there and I didn't give an answer right
away. And I said, it's love hate. I said, I hate that. I got
it. I hate that people get it. I hate actually the surgeries, the
chemo, the radiation, the side effects. But you know, what the
people, the heroes, the nurses, the caregivers, the amazing
people living with this, you know, ugly disease and keep on
going, You know what, I've changed? I've changed and I know
what matters now. And you know, I wrote a book about it, I have
this podcast. But again, I've changed and we've all now
committed to, you know, making the world a better place from
your mission to my mission, as well. So I want to dig in a
second because in looking and studying you a little bit, and
I've dug deep on you, human potential. Okay, we all have it.
Talk Talk to us about the human potential and all of us.
Oh, I love that. Thank you, Howard. Thanks for
teeing up one of my favorite topics. Excuse me, so. So my
moniker is the limitless coach. And in my nonprofit is, is it's
a 501 C three is limitless University. So you hear this
word limitless. And I use that for a reason. It's I may have
been thinking Grow Rich, it may have been when I was 12. I'm 67.
So what is that 55 years ago? Is it
that's the last Okay, the mat your matches?
Good. All
right, so so the first time I ever heard the, the
cliche, anything we can conceive and believe we can achieve,
which has been assigned to so many different, they say that
was how Henry Ford's said that it's that it actually goes back.
millennia, it's been around, it's again, one of those
cliches? Well, I did something that I don't know anyone who's
ever done this before. Instead of just being inspired by the
clever line, anything we can conceive and believe we can
achieve. I actually asked myself, What if that's true? I
mean, what if it's not just a platitude? What if it's actually
true? And so I broke it down. Anything we can conceive? Let's
start with that. Can you think of anything that the human mind
is incapable of at least thinking of? If you ever watched
a science fiction movie of your why that was we were talking
about the matrix of yet. There's nothing we can't conceive. I
mean, we can conceive of flat earth we can conceive of all the
wonders of today the iPods and cell phones. There's nothing we
can't conceive. So part one covered anything we can conceive
part two, and believe. And why is belief such a big deal? I
come to realize that we do what we believe. We don't do what's
what's absolutely true. We don't always do what's right. We don't
always do what other people want us to do. But we do. Do what's
what we believe a perfect example would be um, For the
folks who flew their planes into nine, into the buildings on 911,
clearly, you can just reverse engineer it. They believed that
what they were doing was the right thing to do. They believed
that that Americans were these, the scourge of the planet, they
believed that they were heroes, they believe that they're going
to rescue the world by by eliminating this virus called
Americans, right Western civilization, they believed it
so strongly, that they not only killed all of these innocent
folks, but they committed suicide, they gave up their
life, because they believed it. If you believe that if you
jumped off the highest building in the world, that you would
float to the ground, and for being the first one to jump off
that building, you would get the cure for cancer, world peace in
a trillion dollars, if you believed it, and you'll be
totally safe. I couldn't stop you from jumping off the world
ties building, not because all those things are going to happen
because they're not you're going to fall like a watermelon and
splat in 20 different directions. And there'll be no
trillion dollars or anything else. So it's not that we
believe what is we only believe what we actually accept as being
true. And the truth is, we can believe anything back to we can
believe that the earth is flat, even though they've been out
they've gone around it in spaceships, you know, so, so we
can believe anything. Think of the crazy ludicrous things that
people believe right now in our extremist, bifurcated political
system and so on. So so now we back it up, okay, so we can
conceive anything, apparently, we can believe anything. I
thought. So that means that we actually can achieve anything
because these things are true. And so I took that last one. Can
we can anything we can conceive and believe. It doesn't say
everything. We can conceive and believe it says anything. And
there's a distinction there. Because if you pick something,
and you put everything you've got into it, like in the movie,
I use movies a lot, because they you know, they're so great at
instantly telling a story in Apollo 13. You know, when it's
when these this space, these guys were as good as dead. But
the guy who was in charge said, Not on my watch, right? And he
believed that they could find a solution. And so he focused
hyperfocus, one guy comes up and says, Well, what about this one
that goes wrong. And he goes, there's 300 things that could go
wrong. Here, you're talking about 127, we need to figure out
how to make this fit into that using nothing but these. And so
let's focus on what's in front of us. So what I've realized
over the years is anything. Not everything. Because everything
if you believe, if you think of and believe a million things,
and you're at nine years old, well, you might not make it for
another 10 or 20 years, and you need 100 years to pull it off.
So So what I tell people is, is make your list of if you were a
limitless being, if there's nothing you couldn't do, make a
list of all the things you do and then put them in order of
priority. Because you might not ever get to 197, you might only
get to the first three, well make sure those first three are
something that you can live and die without regrets. And so this
idea of the of this, of our potential, our potential is
truly anything you can conceive and believe in once you can get
to that point. There's just about nothing you can't do. And
it's and they found the most successful people in the world
and not that they're not, you know, better looking taller,
smarter that they don't have, they didn't weren't born with
with Infinite Wealth there. They average out to be. There's some
that were attractive, someone somewhere had had a lot of money
behind them. Some had nothing. There's no consistency, except
for they came up with something they believed in it. And the
third thing that is so critical, whether it's creating great
relationships, or building a huge business, that one thing
that all the most successful people have in common after
there were studies on like, 1000s of people who were the top
in their field, and they found there was one thing they all had
in common. And it's something that anyone can have and it's
perseverance. Once they believed it. They committed to it and
they refused to give up. No matter what came along. They'd
say, Okay, it's not a roadblock. It's a detour. I just need to
find another way to get there. And they kept doing that until
they figured out or created a solution. So not a short
soundbite but an honest answer.
No, it's incredible. I so for those that
are listening or watching, you know what, you know, I always
look marks the smartest guy in the room today for sure because
I've got lots of other questions that go dig deep into quantum
consciousness and metacognition, but we don't have time for that.
But I am I do want you to do give me a short soundbite about
the difference between empowerment and enlightenment.
All right, stated in a pithily empowerment in
enlightenment, they each have their value. We hear
empowerment. Almost everywhere we are teaching, we're
empowering our children, empowering women empowering
different cultures and so on. And what empowerment is, is it's
the ability to influence the world around you. And what's
wrong with that. Now, it doesn't say control the world around
you, because we can't stop it from raining. Well, there's lots
of things that we can't control. But we can influence the world
around us. And the more empowered we become, the greater
our influence becomes enlightenment, which is the one
that I love the most of all, is the ability to influence the
world within. And because we technically we live in the mind,
that's 10 times more powerful, because you can actually control
much of the world within, you can't control what's happening
around me. But I can control this, I can control the lens,
how I view it, how I respond to it, what I choose to do next, I
have control over that. And, and that's enlightenment, the more
powerful you are in regard to choosing what what stories you
want you wish to write about yourself about the world around
you a story is basically what do you think? What stories do you
want to tell yourself? And what stories do you want to believe?
That's really all reality is, it's just the stories you
believe, that's your reality, there's not a reality. That
reality, even if it exists, we can't see reality for what it
truly is. Because in order to see, we have to put on a lens,
just like in the old days, you'd have those cameras. And if you
look through a camera without a lens, it was just blurry. So you
put a lens on a zoom lens, a wide angle lens, whatever that
lens was, that would decide it will not only help you see the
world around you, but it will decide what that will look like
a tiny spider and a wide angle lens looks like just nothing but
a dot 20 feet away through a zoom lens, it says 10 foot tall,
monstrous thing, two inches away, and you will respond not
to the spider, which is really only this big and five feet
away, you will respond to what it appears to be through your
lens. So what could give us greater power than deciding the
lens through which we see the world.
I love it. And also a good friend of mine, Lauren belay,
she
talks about written energy and thought
energy is part of enlightenment. But anyways, the show is so
short, we're going to have to move to put on your sunglasses
now because oh my goodness, spotlight we are going to shine
so brightly together. And again, this is a tease people are gonna
go find and dig deeper on you and, and seek you out. So tell
everyone how they can get a hold of you. You have apps, you have
books, you know you have programs, so tell people how
they should get a hold of you. And then let's let's go to the
show with some inspiration, share some inspiration with
after that.
Okay, I'd love to thank you again, Howard. Thanks
for having me on the show. And my, my primary website is the
limitless coach.com. So that's easy, the limitless coach.com.
And that's especially for those who are interested in in the
possibility of coaching. I do one on one coaching is my
primary contribution. My contribution to the world is
through our our nonprofit, which we're building that site right
now we just had finally got it registered the name limitless
University registered and trademarked. We were waiting for
that before and to get the 501 C three approved before we went
really went into launch but so if you go there, there's a few
things but please come back. Because we are launching all of
my back catalogue is will all be for free. I've worked with some
of the top personal development folks in the world. And we're
getting all of their back catalogs and things that they
don't really promote that much anymore. And getting them all to
give it to the world for free. As many insights as we possibly
can. And so the easy website for that is is limitless, the letter
U limitless. you.org. And so those are two quick ways to find
a little bit out. You can always email me directly. My my team
won't, won't grab it and decide whether or not I can I get a
chance to look at it if you send it to my direct email which is
my name so it's mark at born yet inc.com And Fornia is f o u r
and I er than letters I, NC. So market coordinating coordinate
inc.com. And I'll answer one way or another, I won't be aI doing
it. Although I do have some apps, and they're free. One, I
recommend go to just go to your app store life balance test.
That's how you get into it, it's free. It'll tell you where your
life is in and out of balance 10 different areas. And it'll tell
you how you run it out as a round wheel or a flat wheel. Are
there areas that if you find that it's your score is low in
some areas, that's where you want to focus. And then the
other one is Omni coach, and it's all phonetically spelled.
And Omni coach is the world's first AI driven, personal and
career development coach. And that's, again, for the folks
that they can't afford to coach with me directly. You can use
Omni coach and it's incredibly powerful. When would you like me
to segue into an inspiring close at this point,
let's give me some inspiration. Give it give it to
All right? All right. So
let's go full circle. On something I said
earlier about that week, when I thought I had ALS. The lesson
was pretty simple. During that week, I came to terms with
everything in my life, everything that mattered and
everything that didn't, I discovered that very few things
mattered. You know what car I was driving, it really came down
to the relationships chips that I had developed. And had I
earned my right to be here. Imagine we have to wait in line
for a million years for a chance to come down to earth and
there's an infinite number of souls waiting for this
opportunity. And had I squandered that opportunity by
watching 20 to 24 hours a day of television, had I made a
difference in the world had I left any kind of a mark any
legacy had I made a difference. And I had some things I was
proud of and some regrets. But in the end, when they told me,
We misdiagnosed and you're gonna be okay, you know, you're gonna
have some issues and nasty side effects, but it's not going to
kill you, you're gonna be okay. From that moment on. When we
first started, I talked about appreciating life, about
happiness and appreciation are just two sides of the same coin.
And so you want to be happy, go into becoming a master of
appreciation. Well, anything that happens to me no matter
what it is, how unforeseen, how challenging, I always go to the
same place. It's not ALS. It's not als can so see, we compare
up. And that makes us feel terrible. We compare our lives
to those who have more, we compare our health to those who
have better, and so on, do the opposite compare down. There are
a lot more people on this planet who are suffering than there are
who've got it made. And so it's not that difficult. Once you get
the hang of it to go, Holy cow, look at what I have compared to
these, those people and this and this and that. And so don't let
that something if you can carry that around. Without having to
go through a week long diagnosis of ALS, just keep telling
yourself. There's a show on I think it's either prime or
Netflix called Gleason. And it's about a famous football player
who ends up with ALS. And you see the whole progression of the
disease. You you can't watch that show without walking away
and saying this guy is making a difference in the world. If for
no other reason, then he's showing us just how fortunate we
are. Yeah,
so I love that Basler appreciation just a while
thank you for that. So this has been an amazing show, you're
gonna have to you know, reach out to mark, check out the apps.
I mean, this is powerful stuff that can really move you
forward. So you've been listening to the shining,
brightly show. I'm Howard Brown, and you can reach me at shining
brightly.com The books there, make bring me to your event.
I'll make it shine, this podcast as well as my advocacy which is
so dear to me and in cancer and mentorship and entrepreneurship
and interfaith relations. And just a quick shout out to the
people that make me look good. front edge publishing, read the
spirit magazine, amplify you my podcasting group, and also
diamond moments magazine. So this has been amazing and just
remember, all right, if we choose to shine brightly, just a
little bit each day for ourselves, take care of
yourselves. Okay, and then shine brightly and lift up others we
become a force multiplier for good and positive change. And we
do make the world a better place. Mark Fournier, all star
guests. Thank you. I just enjoyed our short time together
when we need to spend more time. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Wonderful and thank you