The Cafe on the Edge of the World Podcast

On this episode, I sit down for a beautiful conversation about life and purpose with adventurer André Schürrle. He was known initially in his career for his highlight moments as a professional footballer, including helping lead his team to a World Cup Championship. Then, thanks to his courage, focus, and commitment to live his purpose, he embarked on a path into a new version of life. One in which he embraced the power of conscious choice.

Listen in as we discuss how André learned to say no to opportunities that didn’t fulfill his heart, the importance of finding your brotherhood, how meaning in life is meant to be shared with others, understanding where you feel at home, being comfortable in the uncomfortable moments, getting beyond mental barriers, embracing the challenges that life gives you, and a whole lot more!

To learn more about André Schürrle please visit: https://www.instagram.com/andreschuerrle

Join me for an appetizer size episode to talk about the theme of EMBRACE. I discuss embracing that small things eventually lead to big things, why it’s important to embrace that things you love will come to an end, embracing the power of your inner voice, and embracing that it’s okay to grow. Enjoy!
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Join me for a fascinating conversation with game changing performance coach, and bestselling author Karin Kuschik.

We have a beautiful discussion about Karin’s widely impactful coaching technique called "Listen and Learn", how changing your mind leads to growth, why being curious and asking questions can get you to new heights, the life changing lesson she learned from a guru about emotions, and why you should embrace the surprises life gives you instead of running from them.

To learn more about Karin Kuschik please visit here: https://www.karinkuschik.com/

To schedule a coaching please visit: https://www.karinkuschik.com/coaching/

And to purchase her books please visit: https://www.amazon.de/stores/Karin-Kuschik/author/B09NNXN3P3

On this episode, I sit down for an energetic conversation with good friend and bestselling author, Karin Kuschik. We celebrate the release of the English language version of her bestselling book, “50 Sentences That Make Life Easier”, and the release in Germany of my new book, “Zeit für Fragen”.

Our wide ranging discussion includes a lot of humorous moments along with content covering; the difference between knowing something and living it, how to succeed at implementing life changing tactics, the power of word choice and why it’s more effective to build the language of a creator, giving your mind the freedom and time to just think, adding new ideas to old situations, and why Karin chooses to count impact instead of money.

If you haven’t listened to our first interview together, I recommend going back to episode #40 and listening to that one as well.

To learn more about Karin Kuschik, please visit here: https://www.karinkuschik.com/

To schedule a coaching with her, please visit: https://www.karinkuschik.com/coaching/

And to purchase her books, please visit: https://www.amazon.de/stores/Karin-Kuschik/author/B09NNXN3P3

To get John’s new book, please visit: https://www.amazon.de/Zeit-Fragen-Café-Rande-Welt/dp/3423264071

On this episode, #1 bestselling psychological thriller writer Sebastian Fitzek and I sit down for a fascinating conversation. In addition to his success with his bestselling, heart pounding books, he's also an incredibly funny and motivational guy.
We talk about his writing process, his passion for being a lifelong learner, how he learned to write in different genres, some funny experiences while interacting with fans, why allowing yourself to be bored is vital for creativity, the benefits of naivety when pursuing your dream, and the experience of watching his book become a series on Amazon.
Sebastian's books have sold more than 14 million copies and been translated into 36 languages.
To learn more about Sebastian Fitzek please visit: https://sebastianfitzek.com/
Or check out his books here: https://sebastianfitzek.com/books/