Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
One of My favourites
Why we do what we do is the question that got me into the personal development field in the beginning.
Pay attention to Tony Robbins as shares some enlightening ideas and observations.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Start with this book
For those of you looking for a powerful resource that will be of invaluable assistance to improve yourself and your life, I can recommend it. Make sure you check it out.
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Life's Ups and Downs
Well, the 2012 London Olympics are pretty much over.
So far they seem to have been well run and new records have been set.
We have all seen the joy of those athletes who have succeeded; either by winning a medal or exceeding their personal best set prior to participating.
We have also witnessed the despair and sadness that comes with failure. Especially from those who were picked to be winners.
As Kiwis, we shared the disappointments of Valery Adams in the shot put. Valerie was widely expected to win, she has been a consistent winner before. Well, in many eyes she is still a winner, even though she came second and won a sliver.
Similarly 1500 metre runner Nick Willis performed well below what he is capable of.
Just as in life, elite athletes, superbly prepared and at their peak don't always win.Neither do you. Some good days, some not so good days.
Of course, the more you prepare, the more likely it is that you will have more ups than downs. At least with a plan of action and some goals in place you will be more able to get up from disappointment.
If you need some help getting started toward a better life then email me or head over to the website and get your self a motivational book or DVD that will inspire you.
So far they seem to have been well run and new records have been set.
We have all seen the joy of those athletes who have succeeded; either by winning a medal or exceeding their personal best set prior to participating.
We have also witnessed the despair and sadness that comes with failure. Especially from those who were picked to be winners.
As Kiwis, we shared the disappointments of Valery Adams in the shot put. Valerie was widely expected to win, she has been a consistent winner before. Well, in many eyes she is still a winner, even though she came second and won a sliver.
Similarly 1500 metre runner Nick Willis performed well below what he is capable of.
Just as in life, elite athletes, superbly prepared and at their peak don't always win.Neither do you. Some good days, some not so good days.
Of course, the more you prepare, the more likely it is that you will have more ups than downs. At least with a plan of action and some goals in place you will be more able to get up from disappointment.
If you need some help getting started toward a better life then email me or head over to the website and get your self a motivational book or DVD that will inspire you.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
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