Before we get to today’s guest post I just wanted to give you the heads up on a couple of things. Firstly, I wanted to let you know in case you missed it that the A Daring Adventure Google Community is up, running and thriving. Some people are already making excellent progress and getting a […]
Read More ›Many people think goal setting is the mainstay of of what Life Coaches do. Or more accurately, it’s what most people think I do when I have conversations on social media or in a social setting. They presume that people contact me with a plan of what they want to achieve with their life and […]
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There are a lot of different approaches and techniques in a Life Coaches tool kit that will work in varying degrees depending on the person and their individual circumstances. Many of them like reframing, affirmations, asking better questions, using language of possibility rather than necessity etc revolve around linguistics and these are often at the […]
Read More ›In 1957 a guy by the name of Mr Wright provided possibly the most amazing story when it comes to the power of belief, the medical world has ever known. There are some incredible stories about people having complete belief in themselves and pushing through to amazing heights in spite of the good opinion, and […]
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by Tim Brownson -
February 26, 2013 -
37 comments
As I sat motionless staring at the long line of stationery traffic in front stretching on for at least 2 miles. Not only was I not moving, but I was not moving on the wrong side of the I75 heading toward Ocala instead of Tampa. I realized I was probably going to be late and […]
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Before I delve into todays post I just wanted to point you toward the ‘videos’ tab that has been added to my navigation bar. Over the coming weeks I shall be posting a new video every couple of weeks and start to build up a library of videos aimed at helping people get unstuck. Any […]
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This is a guest post from therapist Linda Esposito and an excellent one it is too. As I said in my previous post on defining the differences between fears and a phobias, I have suffered (and still can do on occasions) from anxiety and I know the importance of this issue. If you are anybody […]
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I had an e-mail from somebody the other day that wanted help with some fears and phobias that were holding her back in her life. This kind of inquiry always resonates with me even if it’s not work I actively seek anymore. The reason being is that I have had ongoing issues with anxiety for […]
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