The Aristotelian Goldilocks Principle
In his books on Nicomachean ethics, the Greek philosopher Aristotle pointed out that “a virtue is the mean between two vices”. While we tend to …
Author: Michael Neill
Creativity Made Fun
Want to unleash more creativity into your life and the world? Join me live to explore the source of your creativity and how a deeper relationship with…
Slamming your Hand in the Car Door of Life
I was chatting with a colleague this week and she mentioned that when she sits down with a client, one of the questions she sometimes asks them is whe…
Looking For Love In All The Wrong Places
Join me for a Valentine's Day post-mortem on why relationships can so easily go wrong and how to "right the ship" and find the love you're looking for…
No Pressure
But what if pressure really isn’t essential for high performance? Taking it even further, what if it’s actually counter-productive, as it takes ou…
Growing Your Business From The Inside Out
Whether you are a sole practitioner, entrepreneur, business owner, or just someone who'd like to be more effective at work, the principles behind the …
The Number One Enemy of Learning and Success
When I first began coaching in the early 1990’s, I nicknamed human beings as “learning monsters”, because of what seemed to me to be an innate a…
What Bill Murray Can Teach Us About Enlightenment
While Bill Murray is best known for playing ridiculously egotistical characters, his movies often carry a deliberate undercurrent of spiritual truth. …
The Momentum Formula
A couple of years ago, I was thumbing through a copy of Dave Ramsey's EntreLeadership and randomly opened the book to a page that contained this "theo…
How the Grinch Stole Your New Year’s Resolutions
By the end of January most people have already given up on their resolutions. Join me as I share the most common reasons we lose our resolve and how t…