I failed and I failed spectacularly, and you know what? I don’t care. And I don’t care because I tried my best and short of abandoning coaching and work that pays my mortgage and feeds my family I’m not sure what else I could have done. I’m relaxed in the knowledge there is/was something if only […]
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I sent this post out to my newsletter subscribers with no intention of using it as a blog post. However, the deluge of e-mails I have received over the last 24-hours from people telling me how it helped and/or moved them made me think I should share it with you too. I had a session […]
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Sometime around the year 2000 I took the conscious decision to stop listening to the news. Working in sales and spending so much time in my car all I pretty much listened to was BBC Radio 5, a combination of news and sports. I was very well informed on world events and proud of it. […]
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.The following is a guest post from Jasbindar Singh. Are you in a job that you feel is long past its use by date? The fun, excitement and passion for what you did are long gone. Monday mornings are a dread with that sinking, ground hog day feeling as you think about the week ahead. […]
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The following is a guest post from Quinn Eurich It happens. You know it, and you dread it. It’s the stuck-in-the-mud-up-to-your-armpits kind of frustration. It’s where nothing will get you the results you want. You know you should walk away for a few hours or even a day, but you can’t let it go. Your […]
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A prospective client called me the other day and asked if I could help him remove fear from his life. I told him that there are only two ways that I know of to completely remove fear from his life and I’m not even 100% sure one of those works every time. The first method […]
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The following is a guest post from Janet Miller. We sometimes wish we could add more hours to our days to accomplish all the tasks we set ourselves out to do, but knowing we only have so many hours in which we can work, we try working harder to compensate for time lost. As a […]
Read More ›Significantly less than half a century ago little was known about what makes people genuinely happy. Or more accurately, little was known from a scientific standpoint. There was of course plenty of anecdotal evidence. Prior to then psychology was focussed on what made people sad and/or depressed and looking for ‘fixes’ rather than studying happy […]
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