Upcoming Event!How Can Mindfulness Give You a More Abundant Retirement?Are you ready to let go of anxiety and find the peace of mind you seek as you prepare for your golden years? Your Answer Lies in These 5 Critical Retirement Questions: Am I on track for financial independence?What do I need to do to get on track?How do I design a mindful investing portfolio?How do I manage that portfolio and my income over time through changing markets?How do I prepare non-financially for retirement? What are the dominant variables in a happy retirement?Learn more: https://courses.mindful.money/mindful-retirement-review-workshop/Dr. Eric J. Holsapple is a successful developer, author and entrepreneur who has used mindfulness to transform both his life and his business. He’s got a PhD in Economics and has been involved in the real estate industry for forty years. He works with people to merge business and mindfulness as a catalyst for changing lives. He’s the Founder of Living in the Gap and today, Dr. Eric joins the show to discuss how mindfulness can transform business culture. His new book, Profit with Presence: The Twelve Pillars of Mindful Leadership , helps readers learn that bringing mindfulness to the workplace is an investment that pays out real dividends.? Watch on YouTubehttps://youtu.be/P8mHFaEuUg4Key Takeaways01:09 – Jonathan introduces today’s guest, Dr. Eric Holsapple, who joins the show to share early lessons of entrepreneurship, his career trajectory, and his entry into mindfulness08:33 – A massive, shocking wake-up call for Dr. Eric11:32 – From LC Real Estate Group to Living in the Gap18:58 – Finding happiness now22:22 – Dr. Eric speaks to his latest book, Profit with Presence24:38 – Mindset, inequality and what we can do to help others less fortunate33:34 – How Dr. Eric defines and practices mindfulness39:54 – Detaching from results43:20 – One piece of entrepreneurial advice to focus on and one thing to absolutely ignore49:48 – The last thing Dr. Eric changed his mind about and a place he visited that had a profound impact on himTweetable Quotes“I ended up knowing everybody in the state - every bank, every real estate firm. It wasn’t intentional, but it dramatically helped my business because I was a trustworthy person, I was a good developer, and I was really well connected. I knew the best students and I helped place them at the best firms.” (14:03) (Dr. Eric)“Living in the Gap is having it all. I think that people can live the life of their dreams, that this idea that spirituality and business are at odds is a mistake, that mindfulness is primarily focus. And, I have found personally that you get more done in less time if you’re focused and that mindfulness is actually a compliment to work.” (15:19) (Dr. Eric)“What I’ve seen, from myself and from my friends that have been really successful, is that when you check off the list, you add more to the list. First it was a house, then it was a condo, then it was the trips to Maui, and then it becomes, ‘one country club isn’t enough, I gotta have two.’ I think that’s ‘the space race,’ and I look at it like what’s really going on here? I don’t pretend to know. It looks to me like it’s really hard to be happy with money.” (20:08) (Dr. Eric)“My outer purpose is what I do. I’m on a podcast with you. I’m running ‘Living in the Gap.’ I’m building a real estate firm. I’m teaching at the University. My outer purpose is just what I do. But, with presence, I can...