Reversing “Buts” (#672)
I believe the credit for this one goes to John McWhirter, a UK-based NLP trainer. I originally came across it as a sales technique for handling objections, but I’ve used it alot in my own personal development work….
Spinning Your Fears (#671)
Our nervous systems are conditioned to create stability but to notice change. This is a part of our tremendous adaptability as human beings and frees up our conscious attention to be able to notice difference..
Awareness vs. Instruction (#670)
Last weekend I traveled up to Carmel-by-sea on the northern coast of California for a 2 day course from supercoach Fred Shoemaker and the brilliant staff at the school for Extraordinary Golf.
A Thousand a Day (#669)
Around the time that Charlie Sheen was starring in the movie Platoon, I read an interview where he said that his accountant had put him on a budget of $1000 a day.
The Art of Sprinting (#668)
People sometimes ask me how it is I get so much done and seem to take so much time off. My answer is that I have learned “the art of sprinting” – that is, how to give my all to a project and then rest, recover, relax and renew.
Why the Tortoise Really Won the Race (#667)
Most people are already at least somewhat familiar with Aesop’s fable of ‘The Hare and the Tortoise’:
