Ignore your tigers and they'll eat you, feed the right tigers and become more aligned in life and business.
My guest Steven Rudolph has been on a 21-year quest to India, where he uncovered 5,000-year-old secrets to self-understanding and achieving one's potential. He then took those principles and crafted them into an easy-to-use, enjoyable program called Feed Your Tigers.
Now Steven lives in Cambodia where he explores how ancient Eastern wisdom can help people (and their tigers) become more aligned.
When you don't feed your tigers, they'll eat you. ~Steven Rudolph
In this conversation we talk about
- how Steve figured out that he was not a rockstar but a teacher
- what tigers we need to feed and why they eat us if we don't
- why it is selfish to ignore our tigers or actively fight them
- what happens if you take good care of your tigers
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Steven Rudolph
In 1989, while pursuing a career in music in New York, Steven Rudolph took up a part-time teaching job to make ends meet. In his first class he had an epiphany: that he had an innate capacity to teach. Though he had no formal training, it was as if he already knew how to do it—as if he were a fish in water.
The realization led him on a 21-year quest to India, where he uncovered 5,000-year-old secrets to self-understanding and achieving one's potential. Steven has taken those principles and crafted them into an easy-to-use, enjoyable program--Feed Your Tigers.
Steven lives in Cambodia where he serves as CEO of MNI, Multiple Natures International, and explores how ancient Eastern wisdom can help people (and their tigers) become more aligned.
