| 12 February 2010
I was recently emailed a copy of a segment from Brian Tracy’s book The Power of Discipline. As the title of his book suggests, he believes that the most important success principle is self-discipline. He went on to define self discipline by quoting Thomas Huxley, who said, “Do what you should do, when you should do it, whether you feel like it or not.” I am a big fan of Brian Tracy and was fortunate enough to meet him at a National Speakers Association get together in Brisbane a few months ago. I normally agree with most of his points but on this occasion I don’t...
| 21 November 2009
It is easy to make effective decisions when you are feeling great. But how do you make effective decisions when feeling stressed or under pressure?...
| 21 November 2009
It was one of those days that occasionally happens when I am sure that I had a sign stapled to my back saying, ‘If you want a safe place to release your emotions, please come and see me now.’ I don’t know if it is because I had experienced a near nervous breakdown that people feel that I can relate to their emotional upheavals more than the average health professional.
Whatever the reason, June was the third person this morning who felt the urge to release the stress and angst that had been building up in their lives. However for June it was becoming a regular pattern to come in and tell me about everything that had been going wrong in her life. While June was composing herself I said, “Watch out for the miracle that will happen to you later this week.” But little did I know the power of those words...
| 08 September 2009
What do you do when life seems to be running at full speed and out of control? You have no sense of balance or direction in your life and you don't really know what to do? Here's how to get some of your mojo and balance back into your life ...
| 17 August 2009
Why do some people successfully change their habits and lifestyle whereas others keep going around in circles? Discover the key reason behind successful changea and follow this sure-fire process to successful and long-lasting change.
| 01 July 2009
Most people think that burnout is only a condition for the over ambitious, type A personalities who go at such a tremendous pace that their body and mind just can't keep up. I also think that there is a different type of burnout that is quickly becoming a lot more common. Feeling burnout can also occur when you don't have any ambition. I call it Adult Onset ADD or Ambition Deficit Disorder...
