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Read More ›If you have read parts one (it’ll make you cry) on a sense of purpose and part two on confidence in my triple crown of self-development you’ll know that ‘Belief’ is on today’s agenda. Belief in yourself is the starting point to achieving outrageous goals. If you don’t believe something is possible it’s reasonable to […]
Read More ›Today, I have a guest article posted on Writer Dad about the power of knowing your life’s purpose and I really hope you can spare the time to click though and read it. Firstly, because I think you’ll enjoy it and there is an amazing story in there that shows all heroes aren’t well known […]
Read More ›I am about to deliver some of the most shocking news you’ve ever read on this blog. Please pour yourself a large scotch and settle down in a comfy chair with some smelling salts and a portable defibrillator close by. By the way, that last sentence also acts as a legal disclaimer in case you […]
Read More ›I’ve had Olivia Newton John bouncing around my head for the last week. Not in a good way either. Certainly not in a teenager excited by the switch from all American sweat heart to leather wearing vamp in Grease kind of a way. Oh no, the Aussie songstress snuck inside my head dressed as some […]
Read More ›Let me ask you a question. If you could improve the quality of you life by 1%, would you want to? How about 2% or even 5% maybe? When I was in sales I used to love training. It was a lonely school of thought I inhabited. In fact so much so that most of […]
Read More ›Cast your mind back to this time last year and try and remember what were you worrying about? Give it some serious thought. What was it specifically? If you’re not a worrier you’re probably wondering what the hell I’m talking about and whether I had the wrong kind of mushroom soup for lunch again. On […]
Read More ›“But I’m her mother it’s my duty to worry about her” ‘Really? Was there a contract that you signed in blood or dare I say it amniotic fluid, whilst giving birth to her?” Thus went a conversation I had with the mother of a client recently. I’d just made the fatal error of telling her […]
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