In this video Chris addresses common questions about being in the 'right' job, relationship, place, and more, asserting that individuals are exactly where they need to be to learn. He argues that seeking constant comfort or agreement leads to perpetual dissatisfaction and suggests that a change in mindset, rather than circumstances, is essential for fulfilment.

In this video, Chris shares a personal story about a second-hand chair in his home called 'the happy chair'. Initially considered uncomfortable and out of place, the chair became a family symbol of happiness through positive reinforcement and belief. Chris discusses the power of beliefs and their impact, contrasting positive beliefs like the happy chair with negative or harmful beliefs, such as those causing conflict globally. He also shares the significance of a book cover created by his ex-wife, which symbolizes his lifelong quest for truth in nature, emphasizing the importance of having symbols around us to remind us of our purpose and the positive impact we can make in the world.

📍 📍 📍 📍 📍 Chris, having just returned from an ocean swim on Christmas Eve, reflects on the past year's achievements, including a collective salary increase of five million dollars among his coached individuals. He emphasizes the immeasurable benefits of coaching on personal relationships and intimacy. Chris encourages listeners to consider their longevity and purpose beyond personal health, stressing the importance of fulfilling one's global and universal 📍 roles. He concludes by motivating listeners to dream big and envision their highest potential, wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a successful 2025.

In this video, Chris discusses the importance of finding joy in everyday life rather than relying on external events or purchases. They emphasize that joy stems from not being stuck in the past, having clear ambitions for the future, and living in the present moment. Chris offers advice on how to reflect on the 📍 year positively, encouraging a mindset of gratitude, presence, certainty, and love. He mentions the pitfalls of the self-help industry and encourages the embracing of existing self-perfection. Overall, the message is about maintaining joy and gratitude as keys to happiness and 📍 success in life.

From motivation to inspiration

How you motivate someone depends on the

someone. If the person is in desperation either

financially, emotionally or in their relationship,

the idea of motivating them with anything but

rules, regulations and laws is foolhardy. You

are far wiser to acknowledge where a person

is at in their life before you consider how to

motivate them.

Generically, you motivate people by giving

them the impression that something good will

happen if they do what you ask. Of course, a

person in desperation might not even believe

that so, you motivate them by saying some-

thing bad won’t happen if they do what you

ask. This is a very primal level of motivation.

More sophisticated levels of motivation can be

achieved if the individuals in question believe

they have some choice. In other words they are

not working out of fear or desperation. These

more conscious people would react badly to

the lower levels of motivation and are more

likely to be “turned on” by values. That means

they would become highly invested in what-

ever they were doing as long as they thought

their values were being met. Like goodness to

humanity, kindness to children, ethical prod-

ucts, environmental legitimacy.

This is still fairly primal, and requires signifi-

cant structure in a company. The individuals

in this circumstance would be motivate

In this video, Chris Walker discusses the significance of ambition in life, emphasizing that ambition must be aligned with one's self-worth to avoid agitation. Chris notes that true ambition keeps people focused on future goals while agitations arise from low self-worth, often caused by prioritizing others' desires over one's own. The video explores the detrimental effects of working on low priorities and the importance of identifying and linking personal values to actions. You will be encouraged to reflect on your ambitions, self-worth, and values to lead a healthier, happier and more successful (productive) life. It all leads, according to Chris to a richer, more rewarding quality of life. And isn’t that what living our ambitions 📍 is meant to create for us?

In this video, Chris Walker discusses the significance of ambition in life, emphasizing that ambition must be aligned with one's self-worth to avoid agitation. Chris notes that true ambition keeps people focused on future goals while agitations arise from low self-worth, often caused by prioritizing others' desires over one's own. The video explores the detrimental effects of working on low priorities and the importance of identifying and linking personal values to actions. You will be encouraged to reflect on your ambitions, self-worth, and values to lead a healthier, happier and more successful (productive) life. It all leads, according to Chris to a richer, more rewarding quality of life. And isn’t that what living our ambitions 📍 is meant to create for us?

It’s easy to fall into the trap of defining yourself by one aspect of life—your work, family, spirituality, or even your possessions. But here’s the truth: when you over-identify with any single part of your life, it becomes a prison, confining your heart and limiting your capacity to love, live, and lead.