About this episode

In this episode of Career & Spirituality Conversations, we explore the profound journey of spirituality, soul searching, and questioning our upbringing. Our guest, David Towns, is the new owner and moderator of “Life After Life,” a website devoted to the works of Dr. Raymond Moody, the founder of the near-death experience movement. David shares his insights on near-death experiences, spiritual awakening, and the impact of personal growth on career and life purpose.

David’s search for truth began several years ago after facing a series of personal challenges, leading him to explore a variety of spiritual pathways. With over 20 years of experience in human resources, David brings a unique perspective on integrating spiritual development into work life. He is also the coauthor of “The Message of the Rose,” an unpublished memoir about his friend Adam Fulford’s near-death experience.

In this episode, we discuss topics such as:

• The connection between spiritual development and career growth
• How synchronicity can open new life chapters
• Insights from Dr. Raymond Moody’s “Life After Life”
• The mysteries of the “other side” and life after death
• Free will vs. pre-destined life experiences
• The concept of reincarnation and whether it is an endless cycle

Hear firsthand stories, including Adam Fulford’s near-death experience during a police arrest and the profound lessons from his multiple life reviews. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in spirituality, personal growth, and understanding the mysteries of life beyond the physical world. Join us as we explore the depths of existence, spirituality, and what lies beyond.

Tune in to Episode 44 of Career & Spirituality Conversations to gain valuable insights into how spiritual experiences can influence your work, relationships, and overall life journey.

About this episode

This episode is another medley of clips from previous interviews, for the purpose of sharing the example of two very successful people who found the “Holy Grail” of fulfilment even through the toughness of the professional world:

Jochen Frey from the entrepreneurial side and Tazeen Dhunna from the corporate side,

In these short clips, they share their experience of what happens when what you do for a living is aligned with who you are. 

About this episode

In Episode 42, Richard Spitzer joins me to tackle the elusive concept of positivity. After retirement, Richard encountered struggles that popular positivity advice couldn’t solve. Using his professional expertise, he became his own subject, deconstructing positivity into a step-by-step practice that could produce real, lasting change. Today, Richard’s work helps people shift from vague optimism to Applied Positivity—a structured approach that helps you build positivity into your life, understand how it impacts success, and recognize when you’re truly in a positive state.

Episode Takeaways

Because he had grown frustrated with the vague advice to “just be more positive”, Richard applied his research background to transform positivity from an abstract ideal into a practical, measurable habit.

• The Journey to Positivity: Learn how Richard transitioned from a successful business career to writing books and creating courses on positivity, showing how analytical minds can embrace positivity.
• The Science Behind Positivity: Discover how positivity goes beyond “good vibes”—it’s about measurable habits and practices that help overcome setbacks and boost motivation.
• The 68% Sweet Spot: Learn about the ideal positivity level—what Richard calls the “positivity sweet spot”—and why it’s crucial for success.
• Breaking Through Negative Bias: Understand the human tendency towards negativity and how to counteract it with positivity habits, using tools like the “positivity scorecard.”
• Turning Intangible Concepts into Measurable Practices: Discover how Richard’s approach makes positivity measurable and practical, bridging philosophy and real-world application.
• Positivity Pitfalls: Why positivity alone can’t compensate for the wrong goals and how to use positivity effectively in your career and personal life.
• Building Positivity into Everyday Life: Get practical advice on making positivity a habit through small daily actions, building resilience, and persevering through tough times for success.

Ready to Build a Real Positivity Habit?

If you’re tired of hearing “just be positive” without real guidance, this episode is for you. Richard’s insights provide a practical roadmap for creating a positivity habit that drives results and helps you thrive, both in your career and beyond.