Daniel Eisenman Start With a Foundation of Confession

Published: July 20, 2016, noon

b'Daniel graduated Pre-Med from Emory University with a BS (Key Acronym) in Biology & even took the MCAT about 10 years ago. Before applying to medical school to stay on the path of \\u201cNORMAL\\u201d as people advised me, I decided to \\u201ctake a year off.\\u201d That year off has now turned into a decade of BREAKING NORMAL. \\nDaniel had a dream to get paid to do the things that he would pay to do, and today that is his reality. \\nHe travels the world as a keynote speaker and facilitator of radical retreats and workshops based on the principles of raw honesty and emotional freedom. \\nAfter traveling the world for the last decade while getting to interview and interact with many modern-day-superheroes, Daniel is now encouraging others to pursue their own passion and showing that it is actually more beneficial to the world than the old and outdated paradigm of a wage-slave culture. \\nDaniel reflects this realization through a process of self-acceptance through self-expression by showing people how to lose their minds in order to connect to their hearts while truly living inside-out within one\\u2019s \\u201cfuncomfort\\u201d zone. \\nWhen he\\u2019s not galavanting the globe with his princess/wife, he loves immersing himself deep in nature including surfing, polar plunging, hot springing, and surrounding himself with the most epic friends in the world to remind him that the Creators finger print is in everything and everyone.\\nGuiding Principle, Quote or Mantra\\nFor Daniel, one of the best foundations for authentic communication is to check himself to make sure he doesn\\u2019t have any secrets with his partner.\\nLetting go of playing any roles or acting in a certain way that is different than you feel.\\xa0 It is almost like a continuous confession. \\nWhen we play roles we are leaking our creative energy.\\nWhen You Tripped Up \\nDaniel thinks of tripping up as running into more resistance or growth opportunities than usual. \\nHe recently did a mastermind group called 10 All In.\\xa0 A lot of the 10 people in this group were dropping off rather quickly.\\nDaniel has the believe that the best plans are unplanned and if he lets things work out they will work out really well.\\nHowever, this approach did not work for many in the group and many of these partnerships ended.\\xa0 Only 2 out of 1o of the partnerships continue today. \\nProudest moment in partnership \\nDaniel had the idea that instead of going on typical dates, he would go on road trips with potential partners.\\xa0 And he went to Peru with a woman he was seeing and found he was in love with her.\\nHe decided he wanted to marry her and the next day they got engaged and the day after that they got married.\\xa0 That was 3 1/2 years ago.\\xa0 And it has been the best 3 1/2 years of his life.\\nHe was very proud of walking by faith.\\nAnd in business when Daniel and his friend launched the first International Tribe Design event in under a month and had nearly 100 people show up, including a hero of his, it still makes him smile to think about it.\\nWhat is the best partnership / relationship advice you have ever received?\\nThe foundation of confession is a key component to his most enriching relationships.\\xa0\\nThe idea of being fully known and starting with a clean slate in the beginning of a partnership with an agreement of confidentiality creates a strong foundation.\\nTo make the agreement to stay with each other to enrich the relationship when you are in this vulnerable state is powerful.\\nBest Partnership Book or Resource\\n\\n<a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1454900679/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1454900679&linkCode=as2&...'