Event-Action (#701)
Years ago when I was fresh out of drama school in London, I was having dinner with Paul McKenna and some friends and we started joking about an idea for a TV show that we all thought would be really fun and funny.
Financially Fearless (#700)
I got an email this week from someone who was interested in attending the most exclusive and intimate training we offer called The Life Transformation Experience. Her question was, on the face of it, a sensible one – how challenging is it to help people who can already afford a $20,000 course to improve their lives?
Reflections on What We Control and What We Don’t (#699)
Did you know that “worry” is a verb? That is, “to worry something” is to shake it about – it is an activity, not a thing.
The Prize Cow (#698)
Personally, I love teaching stories. They enable people to hear things that are sometimes difficult to hear, and can often create what my friend Steve Chandler calls “mindshifts” at a level well below the surface. Once the mind has shifted, behavior shifts too, seemingly “all by itself” and without the effort or struggle often associated with changing old patterns of thinking and doing.
The Meaning Makers (#697)
Today’s tip is excerpted from my first fiction book, It’s Not Too Late: A Story of Hope for Your Marriage. The conversation is taking place between two strangers on a plane – Jack, a relationship therapist whose own marriage is in trouble, and Benjamin, a self-professed “theosophist and facilitator of wonder”. (This book is not yet available for purchase.)
