One of the things almost everyone runs into sooner or later is feelings of ‘self-doubt’, often taking the form of a kind of ‘who am I to do this / say this etc’.
It often comes up shortly after someone gets fresh inspiration about a direction they’d like to move in or something they’d love to create.
Released on 24th January 2020
Question: Is it always wrong to give people advice?
(Or ‘the promise that’s like crack cocaine to our insecurities’)
I just learned a new word (with thanks to Justin Owings)…
“Verschlimmbesserung” – a noun, German – for when an attempted improvement ends up making things worse.
Released on 17th January 2020
One of the biggest areas of confusion I see when people start exploring principles-based coaching is the area of feelings.
Released on 03rd January 2020
Every year, I go through a simple process to ‘close’ the year gone by and to embrace the new year. This year I thought it might be fun to do it for the whole decade, but if that seems a bit much, you can just do this for the year.
Released 19th December 2019 Subscribe: Spotify | iTunes | Stitcher
The conversation you’re about to hear is one I had with my dear friend and colleague, Dr Mark Howard just before we recorded an ‘Impact Kit’ for my ClarityPro members.
Mark is a licensed psychologist who’s spent *decades* sharing the principles with people to help them recover from addictions.
As such, he’s probably the most experienced person on the planet when it comes to sharing the principles to help people break free from life-damaging habits and compulsions.
Released 10th December 2019
I’m excited to tell you that last Sunday, You Magazine (one of the big Sunday supplements here in the UK) carried an in-depth article written by a journalist who got impacted reading The Little Book of Clarity.
You Magazine comes out with the Mail On Sunday and is read by 1.2 million people.
Released 09th December 2019 Subscribe: Spotify | iTunes | Stitcher
In this episode you’re going to hear a coaching demo I did in front of an audience with a client suffering from what she described as narcissistic abuse.
She sometimes felt overwhelming fear of rejection, and wanted to start living with more peace and freedom.
The client had trained extensively as a therapist, and was convinced her present-day problems were rooted in her past.
Released 27th November 2019 Subscribe: Spotify | iTunes | Stitcher
Released 25th November 2019 Subscribe: Spotify | iTunes | Stitcher
Released 11th November 2019 Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher