Almost 12 months ago I promised you guys that I’d do a parachute jump before my 50th birthday. I failed. By one day. I had always planned to do it in March when my sister and niece came to stay, but to be totally honest, a $4k vet bill coinciding with some other unexpected medical […]
Read More ›Today I am going to self indulge you to death! Tomorrow (Monday) is my 50th birthday and I’m off to do a parachute jump as I promised you guys. I wanted to get back to gratitude because the last few months whilst whining that I don’t want to be 50 and demanding a recount I […]
Read More ›For ages I have been asking Law of Attraction enthusiasts to offer me a guest post on a subject that I am highly skeptical about. I had a couple of posts sent to me that had more holes in them than a piece of Swiss Cheese that’s been attacked by cheese loving maggots, so I […]
Read More ›Many people think self development is boring, hard-work and seldom leads to lasting beneficial improvements, and they maybe right. Self development can indeed be boring. I have read enough sleep inducing books on the subject to know that. But equally I’ve read brilliant self development books that have brutally gripped me by the gonads and […]
Read More ›I have to be honest, I think John and I made a mistake calling our book ‘How To Be Rich and Happy’ Even though the book isn’t really about material wealth per se because it’s more values based and finding out what makes you feel rich. However that doesn’t alter the fact that every time […]
Read More ›Success is a tricky sucker to define, isn’t it? Society as a whole tends to judge success by status and material wealth, but I think we both know that’s utter bollocks. I’ve worked with some fabulously wealthy yet unhappy people and you cannot ever really define an unhappy person as a successful one. My Definition […]
Read More ›When I posted Do Cancer Sufferers Deserve Our Sympathy I was sternly spoken to for my use of negative language (not unfairly in retrospect) by a couple of people. Fortunately though, most people saw through the title to the message I was trying to convey. In 2007, 8.7 million people were treated for depression in […]
Read More ›Procrastination seems is the blight of modern civilization killing more good intentions and hope than an Ingmar Bergman movie. Of course we all do it from time to time, even Life Coaches, but that doesn’t make it any the less frustrating or annoying, especially to chronic procrastinators. Even though I recently ran a post called […]
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