We all revel in a moment of good luck. We tend to believe we’re either lucky — or we’re not. But what exactly is luck, and how can you stack good luck in your favour? Incorporate these 4 simple techniques into your life now, and boost your good fortune.
The concept of a panic or anxiety ‘attack’ would lead you to believe that something beyond yourself is triggering your sense of impending doom and loss of control. Unfortunately — or maybe fortunately — panic and anxiety are ‘inside’ jobs; something we create ourselves.
Get yourself a coach! In the world of sport — where coaching originated — everyone has a coach. It’s inconceivable that an athlete could win a gold medal without being coached. Think about the New Zealand All Blacks. World champions twice in succession. Where would they be without a coach?
The concept of a personality clash implies that two people simply don’t get along. However, it’s often more likely that the clash is caused by just one person — who also has the power to resolve it.
I bet you have your own memories of funny things kids say. These might be your own kids, someone else’s kids, or even your siblings. Kids certainly have a different slant on life to us adults. I hope you enjoy these opinions, misspellings, and misunderstandings.
If you love a good giggle or even a belly laugh, you’ll appreciate these puns, and misprints from church notices. Sometimes it’s easier to see the puns than it is to hear them. But try them out on your friends and see how many ‘get’ them!
The interview ranges from how limiting beliefs influence our behaviour, to what ‘truth’ really is, to the impact of fear, stress and anxiety, to some tips and pointers to deal with the negative happenings in our world at the moment. Listen up!
Your own expectations of people — and life in general — are far-reaching. If you’ve ever wondered how someone’s opinion might impact you, this post will explain just how your perception can be influenced.
Engaging people with stories is a phenomenal way to impart information and learning, without telling people how they should think or what they should do. But HOW you tell the story is equally important.
If you’ve failed to achieve a goal you may have been sabotaging yourself. Or perhaps you got the goal, only to discover the negative impacts of reaching it. Answering these 9 questions will help you prevent that self-sabotage in the future.