The World’s Worst Employee Imagine paying $75 an hour (or more) for the world’s worst administrative assistant. They’re miserable, ineffective, and in fact, just downright incompetent. Oh, and “they” are you. Because that’s what you get when you try and do everything in your business. My friend Alwyn Cosgrove explains how you can avoid this trap [...]
Monday, May 14, 2012
They Loved This Topic At our recent 2-Day Mastermind meeting in Denver, both Matt Smith and I spent an hour teaching each morning. My most popular session came by popular demand on the second morning as I described how my brain works in terms of creativity. The group loved this session. In a series of articles, [...]
Friday, May 11, 2012
When I Knew As early as the age of five, I knew that I wanted to help other people. During my high school years, I became interested in fitness and began down the path to my first career as a personal trainer. I was lucky. I knew early in life what I wanted to do. If [...]
Thursday, May 10, 2012
These Days These days the newspapers are filled with news of protests, a struggling economy, and future financial uncertainties. It can be enough to even get the most positive people down. That’s why you must be careful what you let in your mind, because what you let in becomes a weapon in one of the most [...]
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Thanks, Mom Growing up, both of my parents instilled in me the value of hard work. But it was my mother who tirelessly encouraged me to save my money. When I started my first job at age 13, busting my butt for $3.10 per hour at the local greenhouse, I saved money from every paycheck. Still [...]
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The one thing I admire about people who have strong nutrition beliefs is their dogmatic behavior.
For example, a vegetarian, under no circumstances, will ever eat meat. There is no, “well, everyone else is having a burger, so just this once, I will too.”
That’s not how it works.
Not when a vegetarian has a strong personal philosophy that they never, ever, ever eat meat.
And that strong personal philosophy guides them to guilt-free behavior that is congruent with their goals.
I've also taught my fat loss clients to develop their own personal philosophy essentially a set of rules that dictate decisions, and I've also created my own rules that determine how I live my life so that I reduce guilt, stress, and wasted emotional energy.
A strong personal philosophy will guide you to guilt-free behavior that is congruent with your goals.
Please read the 12 rules I live by here...
Tue, May 15, 2012
The World’s Worst Employee Imagine paying $75 an hour (or more) for the world’s worst administrative assistant. They’re miserable, ineffective, and in fact, just downright incompetent. Oh, and “they” are you. Because that’s what you get when you try and do everything in your business. My friend Alwyn Cosgrove explains how you can avoid this trap [...]
Mon, May 14, 2012
They Loved This Topic At our recent 2-Day Mastermind meeting in Denver, both Matt Smith and I spent an hour teaching each morning. My most popular session came by popular demand on the second morning as I described how my brain works in terms of creativity. The group loved this session. In a series of articles, [...]
Fri, May 11, 2012
When I Knew As early as the age of five, I knew that I wanted to help other people. During my high school years, I became interested in fitness and began down the path to my first career as a personal trainer. I was lucky. I knew early in life what I wanted to do. If [...]
Thu, May 10, 2012
These Days These days the newspapers are filled with news of protests, a struggling economy, and future financial uncertainties. It can be enough to even get the most positive people down. That’s why you must be careful what you let in your mind, because what you let in becomes a weapon in one of the most [...]
Wed, May 9, 2012
Thanks, Mom Growing up, both of my parents instilled in me the value of hard work. But it was my mother who tirelessly encouraged me to save my money. When I started my first job at age 13, busting my butt for $3.10 per hour at the local greenhouse, I saved money from every paycheck. Still [...]
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
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