When the Fever Breaks… (#885)
Every year since 2006 I've taken a month-long sabbatical in August to recharge my batteries and make space for a fresh perspective to emerge around my…
Author: Michael Neill
Michael Neill is an internationally renowned transformative coach and the best-selling author of five books including The Inside-Out Revolution and The Space Within.
He has spent over 25 years as a coach, adviser, friend, mentor, and creative spark plug to celebrities, CEOs, royalty, and people who want to get more out of themselves and their lives. His books have been translated into 17 languages, and his public talks, retreats, and seminars have touched and transformed lives at the United Nations and on six continents around the world.
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A Transformative Conversation (#884)
One of the things I am asked to do on a fairly regular basis is to explain how specifically I coach people, whether on the radio or through my coachin…
Understanding What it Takes to Succeed, part three (#883)
If you missed parts one and two, you can read them here. Even if you've already read them, I encourage you to go back and re-read them now before cont…
Understanding What it Takes to Succeed, part two (#882)
If you missed part one of this series, you can read it here.
Last week, I reviewed six key variables that impact the level of result we produce in ou…
Understanding What it Takes to Succeed, part one (#881)
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…
Some Thoughts on Thinking About Thinking (#881)
Last week, I pre-recorded a couple of radio shows to air in August while I'm away on sabbatical. In one of the shows, (which airs this Thursday), Dr. …
Finding Base Camp (#879)
In his classic book The Road Less Travelled, author M. Scott Peck shares the following analogy:...
A Clean Slate, an Empty Bucket, and a Blank Piece of Paper (#878)
When I first began doing radio shows over seven years ago, I thought we'd have a shelf life of about three months before my “bag of tricks” was e…
The Ultimate Happiness Variable (#877)
The other day, I woke up feeling incredibly sad. In times past, when it still seemed to me like having a "negative emotion" was problematic, that feel…
Progress from the Inside-Out (#876)
With a slight sigh of regret and an equally slight sigh of relief, today marks the end of my "European tour". Over the past couple of weeks, I've spok…