The Windscreen of Thought (#822)
Earlier this week I had a great conversation with one of the participants on our upcoming Learning How to Thrive retreat in Switzerland. We were speak…
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The Easy Way to Peace of Mind (#821)
Over the past few months, I have become very conscious of the amount of energy and effort that many of my clients put into attaining and maintaining p…
A Different Take on Writer’s Block (#820)
Since I began writing regularly just over a decade ago, I've written well over a million words, published over 800 blog posts, and contributed writing…
Things Not Worth Thinking About (#819)
As regular readers of these tips will know, one of the biggest things I've learned over the past few years is this:
The less I have on my mind, the be…
Coaching from the Inside Out (#818)
A reader of these tips wrote in last week to ask about our upcoming Coaching from the Inside Out event in London in July. The key question in their em…
Selling Made Simple (#817)
Over the past couple of days, I've really enjoyed participating on a "Creating Clients" seminar given by Supercoach Academy faculty members Steve Chan…
Don’t Bump Into the Furniture (#816)
The Oscar winning actor Spencer Tracy was once asked the secret of great film acting. His response? "Know your lines and don't bump into the furniture…
The Only Two Problems in Life, part two (#815)
In part one of this tip, I shared the only two problems every human being faces – misunderstanding the thought/feeling system and massively underest…
The Only Two Problems in Life, part one (#814)
When something looks like a problem to us, it's because there's a way we want things to be and we perceive something to be in the way of that. That "s…
Catalyzing Genius (#813)
I first came across the field of coaching in 1988 when a friend plunked me in front of a set of Tony Robbins audio cassettes and asked me to listen wi…