Bryan & Guy Finley discuss: The Essential Laws of Fearless Living

Bryan & Guy to discuss book: The Essential Laws of Fearless Living

	Guy Finley's encouraging and accessible message is one of the true bright lights in our world today. His ideas cut straight to the heart of our most pressing personal and social issues -- relationships, fear, addiction, stress/anxiety, peace, happiness, freedom ­ and lead the way to a higher life. Guy is the best-selling author of The Secret of Letting Go and more than 30 other books and audio albums that have sold over a million copies in 16 languages worldwide. In addition, he has presented over 4,000 unique self-realization seminars to thousands of grateful students throughout North America and Europe over the past 20 years and has been a guest on over 400 television and radio shows, including national appearances on ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, NPR, Wisdom Network, and many others. His radio program, "Guy Finley Live," is a live chat that airs monthly on HealthyLife.net as part of the network's "Visionary Celebrity Host Series." His syndicated weekly radio program is aired on several international networks including Healthylife Radio Network, WorldTalkRadio Network, and Contact Talk Radio International. His work is widely endorsed by doctors, business professionals, celebrities, and religious leaders of all denominations. Guy's career reached this point through a circuitous path. Born into a successful show business family, he is the son of Late-Night TV and radio pioneer Larry Finley. His childhood friends were the sons and daughters of the most famous celebrities in the world. As a young man Guy enjoyed success in a number of areas including composing award-winning music for many popular recording artists including Diana Ross, Debbie Boone, The Jackson 5, Billy Preston, The Four Seasons, as well as writing the scores for several motion pictures and TV shows.   From 1970-1979 he wrote and recorded his own albums under the Motown and RCA recording labels. Throughout his youth, Guy suspected there was more to life than the type of worldly success that led to the emptiness and frustration he saw among his own "successful" friends and colleagues. In 1979, after travels throughout North America, India and the Far East in search of truth and Higher Wisdom, Guy voluntarily retired from his flourishing music career in order to simplify his life and to concentrate on deeper self-studies.         LEARN MORE ABOUT GUY'S NEWEST BOOK BY CLICKING ON THIS LINE OF TEXT!    "Letting Go with Guy Finley" Be sure to tune in to each of Guy's ongoing, inspiring one-hour shows which air every week on the Internet!   Achieve Radio Sundays at 5 p.m. ET (2 p.m. PT) Online at http://www.guyfinley.org/content/2515/?lyid=116847759 Contact Talk Radio Tuesdays at 11 p.m. ET (8 p.m. PT) Online at http://www.guyfinley.org/content/2363/?lyid=116847759 iDEOcast Internet Radio Thursdays at 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT) Online at http://www.guyfinley.org/content/3034/?lyid=116847759 World Talk Radio Thursdays at 3 p.m. ET (12 noon PT) Online at http://www.guyfinley.org/content/2357/?lyid=116847759 Sedona Talk Radio Available for download Friday mornings at 12 noon ET (9 a.m. PT) Online at http://www.guyfinley.org/content/2802/?lyid=116847759 HealthyLife.net Radio Fridays at 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT) Online at http://www.guyfinley.org/content/1822/?lyid=116847759 BBS Radio Saturdays at 11 a.m. and 11 p.m. ET (8 a.m. and 8 p.m. PT) Online at http://www.guyfinley.org/content/2697/?lyid=116847759 In addition to his writing and appearance schedule, Guy presents four inner-life classes each week at his non-profit Life of Learning Foundation headquarters in Merlin, Oregon. These classes are ongoing and open to the public. "Guy Finley is...one of the leading experts at the forefront of human potential." -Nightingale Conant     "Guy Finley has helped millions live fuller, more peaceable lives." -Barnes and Noble   Use this link to stay up-to-date regarding all Making It All Click-Visionary Series Interviews!

2. You can really discern someone's major life themes through their work and I am speaking of the International best seller, The Secret of Letting Go.  In what way does this book reflect important life lessons in your self-discovery?

3. In the book you speak of honesty as a tool for seeing a problem and understanding the need to let go. You speak of bravery as a tool to break self-destructive patterns and life circumstances. If this is all we need, then why is it so hard to do?

4. In the book you say, "Be stronger than anything that frightens you." If fear is an internal reaction, then what is fear trying to tell us, and how does one muster strength while gripped in fear? 

5. Your book has to deal with the dark side of experiences or the up-climb of a journey to suggest there is another reality, which is simply a more honest way of looking at life. How does honesty or the lack of it create what feels like an entirely different perspective?

6. Well, it seems we really need fear to show that we are not being honest with ourselves. Should fear be honored or acknowledged as an experience that brings a positive change?

7. In the book you use relationships to illustrate how we create illusions so that we can postpone dealing with important inner issues. Is this why spouses of those with chemical dependency and addictive behavior need therapy too? It is hard pill to swallow, no pun intended, to suggest that the spouse has an addiction too, but at what point does the spouse become a participant in this co-addiction?

8. What are some other illusions you speak of in the book?

9. After leaving the entertainment industry and during your period of quiet, self-discovery what books did you read and what workshops did you attend?

10. In the book you speak often of seeing the higher lessons in life experiences. Can you share how your book helps a reader do this?  If one can only respond to a circumstance based on the ability to discern the higher lesson, how can one learn to improve discernment while in the thick of it [the crisis and illusion of no way out]?

11. Everyone uses the anecdote, "Just let go," but that does not mean we all see letting go in the same way. Is it against the rules to let go slowly or must letting go be an immediate, decisive action?

12. Do you lecture or provide workshops specifically on this book's theme? Why is radio so vital to your work, Guy? You radio show is syndicated. Now, what does that mean exactly?

13. If you could change anything in your life, would you? Do you still interact with any in the entertainment industry? Who?

14. Do you feel you are achieving your highest purpose role at this time of your life? How do you know?

15. At the beginning of your book you have a comment, which says, "Nothing in the universe can stop you from letting go and starting over." What did you mean by that and when did the realization occur to you?

16. Guy, please share with the audience a bit of wisdom, some measure that was useful in helping you find your path and stay on your path benefiting the world?