Your World Within Podcast by Eddie Pinero

In a world that is constantly trying to tell you what to think, how to act and who you are, this episode is about rising above the noise and creating your world within...

"I wish there was a way to know you're in the good ol days before you've actually left them." - Ed Helms In this episode I discuss the power of the present moment and how to ensure we don't walk right by the things that matter most.

In this episode I discuss the idea that life is a marathon.  Not a black and white solution to some problem waiting to be solved, but a beautiful culmination of peaks, valleys, wins and losses that come to define our experience and make life worth living.

Sometimes it's not about taking drastic measures or searching for a larger than life solution...sometimes it's simply hanging on when others are letting go...

As much as we are inclined to live problem free lives, Mark Manson suggests that life is not about removing problems as much as it is about choosing the right ones. Happiness is growth, and in essence, positioning yourself to face and conquer the problems that mean the most to you.   In this episode I dive into the task of removing that which doesn't serve you and exhausting precious time and ener...

We tend to think of motivation as the spark that gets us going, igniting our rational for moving forward and causing us to jump off the couch and enthusiastically push toward our goals. But what if, as Mark Manson states in his book, "The Subtle Art of Not Giving A Fuck" action is what creates motivation? That by simply moving we are putting ourselves in position to manufacture the small wins that...

There are two ways to look at everything: 1. Through a lens of what has been lost 2. Through a lens of what can be gained In this episode I discuss the importance of training our minds to see the opportunity in life. Even in chaos, there are advantages waiting to be found.

In this episode I sit down with my friend Rod Lake, delving into his perspectives and lessons learned as an entrepreneur and Hollywood producer. As the founder of numerous companies over the years, from Airborne to Vejo, to the motion pictures he's brought to life, Rod sheds light on his philosophy that gratitude is everything.  As he puts it, success stems from making sure the things that matter...

Here is the simple truth about fear: the worst possible outcomes that hold us back almost never come to fruition. Our fears are manufactured stories, and just as they have come to be, they can be torn out at the roots. Similar to jumping into a cold pool, overcoming fear is about increased exposure to a stimulus, and in this episode I discuss a few ways to internalize and acclimate to discomfort s...

“Most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do in ten years.” - Bill Gates This episode is about little decisions compounding to create substantial change in our lives.  Looking at Darren Hardy's Compound Effect, I examine why our biggest results come not from grandiose action, but from consistency and self-belief over time.

In this episode I talk about the 80/20 rule that states: 80 percent of our results come from 20% of our effort. Looking into my own processes and routines, I examine which areas I am being truly effective and which may need to be eliminated or refined. Life is a game of repeated self-examination and adjustment, and understanding your "effective 20%" is a huge step in being the best you can be.

In this episode I unpack one of my Your World Within videos called "Ticking Clocks" and discuss our ever changing relationship with time.

"Everyone is genius, but if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its entire life believing it is stupid." - Mark Twain Everyone is a genius in something.  The question is, are you exerting your time and energy into the right things?  In today's episode we take a look at this question.  

What does it mean to be American?  In this episode I delve into some of the current issues at hand and examine whether we are, in fact, asking the right questions.

"There is only one way to avoid criticism; do nothing, say nothing, and be nothing." - Aristotle To share your voice is to open yourself up for criticism. To make anything worthwhile of your life is to put yourself in the crosshairs of doubters and cynics. Success is and always will be polarizing. This episode is about changing the way we think about that growth in our lives, as I advocate for emb...

In today's episode I mention a comment made in Tim Ferriss' "Four Hour Workweek" about all human beings being insecure at some level. Why does this matter? Well, people tend to have an authority bias towards those who have accomplished things of significance, placing them on pedestals and acting as though they have all the answers. As though they don't share the same questions and concerns as ever...

In this episode I discuss Warren Buffett's belief that the greatest threat to a business is complacency, and offer some suggestions on how to weaponize your strengths to continue growing, evolving and learning.

"I am learning to love the sound of my feet walking away from things not meant for me" In this episode I talk about the process of leaving behind all that doesn't serve you and re-building life in your own terms.

Contrary to what we may tell ourselves, doing nothing is a choice.  Indecision is, in fact, a decision. That leads to the obvious question: "Well, what do we do about it then?" In this episode I discuss a mental shift that will change how you view decision making and motivate you to begin moving towards your ideal self.

"Life is not a matter of holding good cards, but sometimes playing a poor hand well." In this episode I discuss the important of understanding that life is broken down into two categories: Things we can't control, and things we can.  When we accept the things we can't control and take responsibility for the things we can, we put ourselves in position to overcome obstacles and live life to the full...

In this episode I discuss a concept from Daniel Kahneman's book "thinking fast and slow," where he states that people are far more interested in protecting themselves from losses than they are in pursuing opportunity.   Without realizing it, we spend our entire lives in protection mode.  This manifests itself in the form of optimistic denial, as Tim Ferris puts it.  Since we are so concerned with...

"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" In this episode, I make the argument that unwarranted detail and granularity are the greatest enemies to growth. We don't begin the journey because we don't have all the answers.  We don't begin the youtube channel because we don't have all the right equipment.  We stay in bad relationships because we can't fathom the logistics of what could come next. T...

How many best selling books were "almost" written?  How many award winning movies were "almost" made?  How many life changing relationships were "almost" started? We will never know.  But what we do know is that a single decision often separates our greatest accomplishments from their inverse: regret In this episode I discuss the power of being on the right side of "almost," looking back years fro...

"The only time you should ever look back is to see how far you've come." In this episode I discuss the value and necessity of looking back for the sake of acknowledging your progress and personal growth. We spend so much time focused on tomorrow that we forget to look back and appreciate what we've already overcome.  We forget to look at our hard work in totality.  We fail to see the courageous de...

In this episode I talk about a promise I made to myself 6 years ago, with my back against the wall, no money coming in and the future very much uncertain. It was a time that, contrary to what it seemed in the moment, would end up changing the trajectory of my life and the way I looked at the world.  Years later, with all that in the rear view, it seems apparent that both my personal and profession...