Scott Friedman
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I share first hand and often real time application of spiritual principles to solve current real world problems. Since example is the most powerful form of leadership, some are inspired to apply spiritual principles to benefit their own lives.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Guest stories connect meditation, healing and self-acceptance to the practical choices people make in work and ordinary life.
The host turns spiritual practice into a series of guest conversations about choices made under pressure. Meditation, self-acceptance and the moral weight of everyday thought recur alongside discussions of trauma, forgiveness, coaching and professional purpose.
Scott turned down the family business to prove himself; you might recognize the trap before he did.
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A steady guide to sorting the thoughts and feelings worth trusting.
The episode reads as a calm, practical meditation on inner wisdom and the discipline of paying attention. Scott Friedman links more than 40 years of daily meditation to a simple but useful question: which thoughts are true, which ones deserve action, and which feelings are worth…
A simple mantra turns into a grounded case for changing yourself first.
Scott Friedman frames "I am the world" as a workable spiritual lens for selfhood, meditation, win-win thinking, and daily self-work. He ties together higher-vibration thoughts, a view of God as the sum total of all that exists or ever could exist, and the idea that changing…
A steady healing conversation linking psychiatry, trauma, forgiveness, and practical spiritual principles.
Dawn Marie Risley Childs offers a steady conversation that connects psychiatry, trauma, and spiritual principles without losing sight of lived experience.
A grounded conversation about inner acceptance, practical growth, and why success alone was not enough.
Will Steele brings a long coaching perspective to a conversation centered on a simple but hard question: what actually changes a person from the inside out? The clearest stretch comes when the talk turns to self-esteem.
Practical spirituality, from special forces mindset to self-transcendence.
Chris Harris comes across as an easy entry point into the episode: martial arts, close quarters combat, special forces, then corporate America. The thread is plain enough. Wherever he landed, he kept running into the same problem. People needed more than skill.
A calm, practical bridge between spiritual self-mastery and the way AI reflects user patterns.
The episode lands because it stays practical. The guest keeps pulling the conversation back to lived discipline: example over rhetoric, honesty over self-deception, attention over abstraction.
A plainspoken trauma-and-healing conversation that is strongest when it stays personal.
Dawn Marie Risley Childs brings a clinically informed view shaped by 30 years of practice and a personal history of trauma. The conversation works best when it stays close to that experience: predators, humiliation, healing, and the move from victim thinking to a victor…
Prayer, presence, and lighter living.
Host Scott Friedman explores how spiritual principles relate to energy, emphasizing that humans are unlimited energy beings when aligned in mind, body, and spirit.
The host opens by asking Dawn Marie Risley Childs what she brings to the conversation.
Host Scott Friedman explores the spiritual principle of 'drawing on our deepest resources' through the lens of his personal struggle to align his inner sense of value and inspiration with outer commercial success and audience reach.
Host Scott Friedman explores the practical benefits of adopting a personal mantra, using his own mantra 'I am the world' as a case study.
Host Scott Friedman explores the concepts of power and responsibility, sharing personal insights from meditation that helped him shift from a passive mindset to active leadership.
Host Scott Friedman discusses how to jump vibrational levels for personal growth, using his own meditation experiences and mantras as examples to make spiritual principles practical and applicable in daily life.
Host Scott Friedman explores how to create alignment between our physical world actions and our immutable spiritual essence to reduce stress and increase joy.
Host Scott Friedman explores his personal meditation journey with the mantra 'I am the world,' discussing his initial resistance, the spiritual principle of oneness it represents, and the practical challenge of integrating this high-vibration belief into daily life.
Host Scott Friedman explores the practical challenge of aligning physical reality with spiritual growth, arguing that while thoughts can change instantly, physical circumstances often lag.
Host Scott Friedman explores the spiritual principle that our mind creates our entire reality, including time and the physical world.
Host Scott Friedman explores the spiritual concept 'I am the world' through personal reflection, examining how to move beyond intellectual understanding to genuine experiential connection.
Host Scott Friedman explores the immense power of the human mind, framing consciousness through vibrational levels and emphasizing our ability to consciously choose our interpretations and thoughts to create our desired reality.
Host Scott Friedman shares practical methods for accessing inner wisdom through meditation and thought discernment, drawing from his 40 years of practice.
Host Scott Friedman shares a personal milestone in his journey of self-acceptance, explaining how he plans to integrate his core spiritual belief in 'oneness' into his professional marketing materials.
Host Scott Friedman explores the foundational spiritual principle that our thoughts directly create our emotions.
The guest starts from a few core beliefs.
Host Scott Friedman explores the foundational idea that all external growth and success stem from inner growth, specifically through greater self-acceptance and conscious selection of which thoughts to act upon.
The host welcomes Dawn Marie Risley Childs, a board certified psychiatrist and practicing physician for 30 years.
Host Scott Friedman shares his personal journey with a surprising meditation mantra, 'I am the world,' exploring its implications for oneness, present-moment awareness, and reducing suffering.
This episode explores the healing process as a means to clear away mental and emotional garbage, allowing individuals to experience their true magnificent selves.
Host Scott Friedman delivers a personal monologue exploring the theme of self-trust, focusing on his decades-long practice of following inspiration received in meditation.
The host discusses the challenge of releasing deeply ingrained beliefs about being a separate individual and embracing oneness with all existence through acceptance, mantras, and presence to reduce suffering.
Chris Harris, a former military special forces combat trainer turned executive coach, discusses reprogramming the subconscious mind with host of the Spiritual Principles Made Practical podcast.
Will Steele, a former RAF pilot turned executive coach with 25 years experience coaching 90,000+ people across 26 countries, shares how a childhood misinterpretation at age 3 drove his entire life's pursuit of being the best.
Host Scott Friedman discusses how viewing close relationships as projections of oneself can inspire resilience and self-belief.
Scott interviews Chris Land about his journey from early entrepreneurial success to depression and his search for meaning, leading to his book 'The Affinity Within'.
The host explores how understanding that we create our own challenging situations can transform them into opportunities for spiritual growth and self-acceptance.
The host discusses how acceptance of the present moment and directing one's will through the mind leads to creation and alignment, resulting in vitality and joy.
Host Scott Friedman discusses the concept of being all that exists and how will creates mind and time, setting the stage for reflections on healing.
The host discusses healing false beliefs by recognizing that the mind creates reality and that limiting beliefs are false.
The host discusses the challenge of trusting personal spiritual knowledge over conforming to others' beliefs to achieve true connection and peace.
Host Scott interviews Ty Gibson about overcoming multiple transplants and diabetes by applying spiritual principles.
The host discusses getting back to center by understanding the physical component of incorrect thoughts and feelings, and releasing physical blocks through honesty and acceptance.
Scott Friedman discusses his lifelong desire to make a global positive difference through spiritual principles and encourages listeners to follow their inspirations.