by Michael Neill | Aug 3, 2015
One of the first major insights I had about myself and my clients over twenty years ago was this:
When it comes to creating results in our lives, most people are pretty much exactly where they ought to be.
What I mean by that is that over the years I’ve rarely seen anyone who consistently outperforms their own efforts. On the whole, life doesn’t really lift people up who haven’t earned the lift or hold them down when everything else is pointing towards success.
by Michael Neill | Jul 27, 2015
MNCT 984 – La Prueba SMdD “Siendo guiado por una visión fragmentaria del mundo y su ser, el hombre actúa de manera que trata de romperse a si mismo y al mundo, para que todo parezca corresponder con esta manera de pensar. Así obtiene el hombre un prueba...
by Michael Neill | Jul 27, 2015
When I first began sharing the principles behind the inside-out understanding with clients and on our professional training and development programs, I came up with an unofficial, highly subjective, yet fairly reliable way of evaluating whether someone was really seeing the revolutionary implications of this understanding:
If they weren’t at some level thinking “Holy F*#king Mother of God”, they probably weren’t yet really seeing the power of the principles in action.
by Michael Neill | Jul 20, 2015
MNCT 983 – ¿Será que Dios realmente odia a LeBron James? “Nuestro libre albedrío puede entorpecer el curso de nuestra inspiración, y cuando el favorable vendaval de la gracia de Dios hincha las velas de nuestra alma, está en nuestro poder el rechazarlo y así...
by Michael Neill | Jul 20, 2015
About a month ago, we were watching the NBA finals and enjoying the back and forth battle between Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors vs. LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers. Despite two of Cleveland’s best players being lost due to injury, the series stayed close right up until the Warriors sealed the victory….
by Michael Neill | Jul 13, 2015
MNCT 982 – Cómo cuidar sin agotarse “Una virtud es el medio entre dos vicios. virtue is the mean between two vices.” – Aristóteles En una conversación con uno de los participantes de nuestro programa intensivo Time to Thrive intensive aquí en...
