Troy Hadeed - Everyone fails. Everyone succeeds. That’s what makes us the same

 

                   

 

Troy Hadeed  is a Social Entrepreneur, Philosopher, Yoga Teacher, Author. He explains why ”Privilege is not a bad word”, why you should “Cultivate a loving relationship with your mind”, how “Forgiveness does not depend on an apology” and much more. Hosted by Robert Hossary.

About Troy Hadeed

Troy Hadeed was born in Trinidad & Tobago and has lived there for the majority of his life, today he still calls the forested North Coast of Trinidad his home and lives among a community of hummingbirds.

He attended the University of Tampa in Florida and graduated with a degree in business. After that Troy returned to Trinidad to open Trinidad’s first Hemp store, which he ran for eight years before starting a bio-fuel business, and then finally nurturing a beautiful yoga studio and community known as One Yoga Trinidad—recently re-branding as BeyondYogaTv.com

Troy has traveled the world on a ship, walked on foot across Costa Rica, sat in silence for 10 days at a time, spent time in absolute darkness, and has dedicated the last 15 years of his life to the practice and teaching of Yoga. He has recently completed his first book, Popcorn in My Pocket; Insightful Reflections For A Better You & A Better World, scheduled to launch in April/May 2023

Episode Notes

1. Do you disagree or are you avoiding having the conversation? 04:38
2. Nurture a personal relationship with (your) GOD & allow others to nurture theirs. 08:16
3. Forgiveness does not depend on an apology. 15:08
4. Hope & Faith are not the same and do not carry the same power. 20:15
5. Privilege is not a bad word 29:32
6. The most valuable currency on the planet is our support, attention, and love. 30:23
7. Everyone fails. Everyone succeeds. That’s what makes us the same. 34:43
8. Stop asking the question, “How can I change the world?” - Have the courage to ask, “How am I changing the world?” 39:49
9. Cultivate a loving relationship with your mind. 44:29
10. Breathing is not something we do, but something that is done to us 50:11