For 3 or 4 years now I’ve wrestled with the decision of what to do with A Daring Adventure. This decision is made more difficult because it still brings me about $10k in revenue per year with life coaching clients. And I still really enjoy life coaching people when I can pick and choose. But, […]
Read More ›The following is a guest post from Lachlan Brown from Hackspirit. Do you spend a lot of time thinking about your purpose in life, coming up empty over and over? I did too. That’s until I started learning more about what finding a life purpose actually meant. Part of my problem was that I thought […]
Read More ›Before we get into the latest post, if you are a life coach and need help acquiring more paying clients, check out How to Get Coaching Clients at The Fully Booked Coach. As I was trawling some motivational quotes the other day it struck me how many amazing ones there were that I was previously […]
Read More ›Here it is, my last ever A Daring Adventure blog post. And I never even mention Donald Trump.
Read More ›A client asked me a question the other day. It’s one which I’ve been asked scores of times over the years, albeit it usually by people interviewing me. ‘What is the difference between values and goals?’ I usually go into a rather long-winded answer about values being internal and what defines us as human beings. […]
Read More ›Do you remember when the law of attraction hit the public psyche on the back of the movie, The Secret? Sorry to offend if you think otherwise, but The Secret was a travesty of a book/movie/compact disc/cuddly toy/whatever. All it did was sell a big fat lie that appealed to a lot of people – […]
Read More ›I’ve dabbled with Buddhism for over a decade now. I read a book here, a book there, meditate almost every day, have attended a couple of Buddhist retreats and taken a handful of online courses. Even though the Buddhist philosophy/religion aligns more closely than any other religion with not just my beliefs and values, but […]
Read More ›It was December 26th 1975 and I was stood in line at my local movie theatre waiting to see Jaws. Even though it was released in the summer in the US this was the first showing in the UK and I was pumped. And a bit scared. Because I’d already read the book and sharks […]
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