The Pursuit of Awesome with Charlie Harary

The Voice In Our Heads

Charlie Harary discusses how our internal commentary shapes how we see and process the world. If we speak out a positive spin on those often-negative internal thoughts, the language we use can change how we interact with others.

Climbing Past the Treadmill

Charlie Harary discusses how deepening our relationships with others, with G-d, even with our work, help us connect and decreases our need to acquire more and more stuff. If we focus on the material, life becomes a treadmill instead of a ladder.

Becoming More

Develop a mindset that proactively addresses uncertainty. Learn how to find the strength necessary for any circumstance.

The Incredible Gift of Bring Divine

Charlie Harary discusses the challenges of relating to a Spiritual Being while living in a material world. By recognizing that the Divine is inside each and every one of us, we can come to new levels of understanding, growth and greatness.

Staying off Tilt

Charlie Harary discusses how important it is to decide intentionally which things are in the center of our lives. We will be willing to make sacrifices for those things and avoid being thrown into a state of tilt.

Ask How, Not Why

Charlie Harary discusses how, when we look at what others do and have, it creates negativity and puts a lid on our potential. When we look inside and appreciate our blessings, we move from "why" to "how."

Getting Lost in the Task

Charlie Harary discusses how looking at negatives as opportunities to grow can create an excitement that will allow us to lose ourselves in what we're doing right now.

Knowing the Real Fight

Charlie Harary discusses how we can empower ourselves through perspective by knowing where the battle is being fought and keeping in mind that challenges are gifts to help us improve and grow.

Optimize Your Limitations

Your weaknesses can become strengths when you reimagine your concept of self.  Acknowledging your deficiencies is key to building resilience.

Only We Are Responsible for How We Feel

Charlie Harary discusses how "getting back" at someone by feeling bad ourselves makes no sense and is actually self-destructive even though it feels good to re-balance the scales of justice. Only we are responsible for our thoughts and emotions. If we take responsibility for them, we can separate from negativity.