
101 things I wish my Dad Taught Me. Episode 53. As your breath wanders so does your mind.
Today’s episode of 101 things I wish my Dad Taught Me. Episode 53. Is “As your breath wanders so does your mind.” And is bought to you by Universal Law of Nature number 4. Vibration. everything vibrates. You know that. You already know that a rock is made of atoms molecules and subatomic particles that…
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101 Things I wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 51. Are you alive or barely breathing.
You can watch this video on Spotify in your app or here on the blog and have a few laughs. 101 Things I wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 51. Are you alive or barely breathing. Bought to you by Universal Law of Nature Number 4. Abundance. Well, good day and welcome. Transcript of video.…
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101 Things I wish My Dad Taught Me. Episodes 48,49,50. “Why are you here?”
We have reached the half way mark of the 101 Things I wish My Dad Taught Me. This is Episodes 48,49,50. “Why are you here?” Bought to you by all the five universal laws of nature. after the Second World War my dad came back like most soldiers, somewhat messed up. Again like most heat…
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101 things I Wish My Dad Taught Me. Episode 47. “To solve the paradox you must rise to the metadox.”
Good morning, good afternoon, wherever you are. This episode of 101 things I Wish My Dad Taught Me is bought to you by the fifth universal law, the one and the many and the first universal law, the law of balance. Episode 47. “To solve the paradox you must rise to the metadox.”“To solve the…
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101 Things I wish My Dad Taught me. Episode 46. “You are never given a problem you cannot solve.”
This is Episode 46 of 101 things I wish my dear old day, RIP, taught me. “You are never given a problem you cannot solve.” Bought to you by the universal law of evolution, Number 2 of 5 laws. in your life you have to trust something. As a child you don’t think of this…
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100 Things I wish My Dad taught Me. Episode 43. “You cannot build without destroying nor destroy without building.” Includes Video.
Today’s episode, 100 Things I wish My Dad taught Me. Episode 43. “You cannot build without destroying nor destroy without building.” Includes a Video. Bought to you by the universal law of balance. “You cannot build without destroying nor destroy without building.” Oh, what a relief. in order to live on purpose we can’t be…
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101 things I Wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 42. “Anything you can’t see both sides of runs your life.”
Today’s Episode is bought to you by the first universal law of nature. “Anything you can’t see both sides of runs your life.” People are different in nature. More generous, kinder, more compassionate and more visionary. When people go in nature these qualities are relatively automatic. This topic is called biophilia. When you understand the…
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101 Things I wish my Dad taught me. Episode 41. “Every problem is an opportunity to learn love.”
This episode brought to you by the universal laws of nature. All of them. But mostly Law #2. The Law of Evolution. “Every problem is an opportunity to learn love.” Solving problems is important. But learning from the problem is more important. If you solve a problem but you don’t learn from it, then the…
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101 Things I wish My Dad Taught Me. Episode 40. “when you commit your life to your inspired calling you create an immortal impact.”
This episode of 101 things I wish my dad taught me “when you commit your life to your inspired calling you create an immortal impact.” Is bought to you by the universal law number 4. Abundance. If you don’t appreciate it the way that you’ve got it you won’t get it the way that you…
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101 Things I wish my Dad taught me. Episode 39. “Goals are stepping stones to accomplishments in the direction of your purpose.”
Today’s episode of 101 things I wish my dad taught me. “Goals are stepping stones to accomplishments in the direction of your purpose.” Is bought to you by the third universal law of nature, “Abundance,” nothing is ever missing just changes in form. Every day you achieve something. Everyday you move in a direction. Everyday…
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101 Things I wish My Dad Taught me. Episode 38. “Anything you can accomplish is not your purpose.”
Today’s episode. 101 Things I wish My Dad Taught me. Episode 38. “Anything you can accomplish is not your purpose.” Is bought to you by the universal law number 5. The one and the many. you have many visions and many goals and many hopes and many dreams but you only have one purpose. I…
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101 Things I wish My Dad Taught Me. Episode 37. “Dedicate your life to your purpose.”
This episode, “Dedicate your life to your purpose.” brought to you by the universal laws of nature, all of them. Free will is a hilarious personal development topic. Today I am going to say this is one is a doozy. Do you have free will? Of course you do. You can pee in the street.…
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100 things I wish my Dad taught me. Episode 37. What are you doing here?
Today’s episode of 101 Things I wish my Dad taught me “What are you doing here?” is brought to you by the universal law of nature number 5 Everything has a purpose, hierarchy, the one and the many. the answer this question has never changed and never will change, the reason we are all here is…
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100 Things I wish My Dad Taught me. Episode 36. “What you feel thankful for heals.”
“What you feel thankful for heals.” Today, 100 Things I wish My Dad Taught me. Episode 36. “What you feel thankful for heals.” Is brought to you by the Second Law of Nature, Evolution. “What you feel thankful for heals.” when you cut a tree through the centre you see growth rings. You can observe…
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100 Things I wish My Dad Taught me. Episode 35. “By being humble and truly honest with yourself you unveil our true potential and express your greatest self worth.”
100 Things I wish My Dad Taught me. Episode 35. Bought to you by the fifth universal law – the law of the one and the many. Today’s episode: “By being humble and truly honest with yourself you unveil our true potential and express your greatest self worth.” humility is not denying your greatness it’s…
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100 Things I wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 34. “If we acknowledge rejection we are being run by others.”
This is 100 Things I wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 34. “If we acknowledge rejection we are being run by others.” Bought to you by the First Law of the Universal Laws of Nature. The Law of Balance. This is definitely one law my dad did teach. He knew it well. Dad was humble.…
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100 Things I wish My Dad Taught me. Episode 33. “Self worth is a state of mind.”
This episode, “100 Things I wish My Dad Taught me. Episode 33. “Self worth is a state of mind.” Is bought to you by the Universal Law number 4. Harmony – What you appreciate grows. I think you’ll agree that self-worth is a critical and important part of living happily. A person who becomes a…
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100 Things I wish My Dad Taught me. Episode 32. “Whatever you judge is stopping you, is running you.”
Today’s episode of 100 things I wish my Dad taught me, I bought to you by the second law of nature. Evolve-ya-bastard. “Whatever you judge is stopping you, is running you.” The words, Good and bad, are hard wired into your DNA. Therefore, you can’t escape judgment. Nothing you can do can help you escape…
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100 Things I wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 31. “Your limitations are in your head.”
Today’s episode is bought to you by the 3rd universal law. Abundance. Nothing is missing just changes in form. Are your limitations in your head? The greatest power in life is being grateful for what you’ve got. You might not know this but if you don’t you have not studied your Innerwealth. Spiritual neanderthals still…
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100 Things I wish my Dad Taught Me. Episode 30. “Steadiness poise and inner calm are signs of clarity in direction.” VIDEO INCLUDED
So today, Episode 30. “Steadiness poise and inner calm are signs of clarity in direction.” is bought to you by Universal Laws of Nature number 5. The One and the Many. All human eyes are turned to the future. When something happens at work such as you feeling overwhelmed or feeling like a loser or…
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100 Things I wish my Dad taught me. Episode 29. “your body is doing all it can to lead you in the direction of your dreams.”
So, today’s episode is bought to you by Universal Laws number 4. The law of Harmony. What you appreciate grows. And today we discuss “your body is doing all it can to lead you in the direction of your dreams.” I broke my ankle (well smashed it) playing footy. That was the end of that…
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100 Things I wish my Dad Taught Me. Episode 28. “Your motivation miraculously increases once you begin to act on your dreams.”
This episode bought to you by the fifth universal law of nature. The one and the Many. “Your motivation miraculously increases once you begin to act on your dreams.” Imagine that you are an octopus. You have eight legs. Each of those legs operates from a separate brain. That brain must report to some form…
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100 Things I wish my Dad taught me. Episode 27. “People think that they think.”
“People think that they think.” My Dad used to make one of his many jokes about this topic. It goes like this. When I was 18, I was shocked to see how little my father knew. But when I turned 21, I was surprised by how much he’d learnt in just 3 years. In other…
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100 Things I wish My Dad Taught me. Episode 26. “If you don’t know where you are going you’ll end up somewhere else.”
Today’s episode 26. “If you don’t know where you are going you’ll end up somewhere else.” And in my family every minute had to be accounted for. There was no idle time and therefore no mental health problems. It is a long bow that connects mental health with time accountability, but it is not a…
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100 Things I wish My Dad Taught Me. Episode 25. “When you follow your inspired dreams you attract the people places things and ideas to support you.”
This episode, bought to you by Cadburys Chocolate is: “When you follow your inspired dreams you attract the people places things and ideas to support you.” As a coach, my job is 99% about helping people follow their inspired dreams. And that too was my Dad’s gift. He however, was dealing with dreams he couldn’t…
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100 Things I wish my Dad Taught Me. Episode 24. “Inspired dreams are the driving force of inspired action.”
100 Things I wish my Dad Taught Me. Episode 24. “Inspired dreams are the driving force of inspired action.” When the why is big enough the how’s take care of themselves. This is a known fact about inspired dreams and inspired actions. So, what stops a person finding a big enough why? Well the answer…
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100 Things I wish My Dad Taught Me. Episode 23. “Your health and wellbeing tomorrow result from you actions today.”
100 Things I wish My Dad Taught Me. Episode 23. “Your health and wellbeing tomorrow result from you actions today.” Well as you know from yesterday, your actions, words and thoughts… are a more exact definition of your health tomorrow. Who would argue? I love my bike riding. I have two bikes. I can only…
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100 Things I wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 22. “Everything serves even if at first you don’t see it.”
Today I added a video for you and once again, the audio is the transcript of the video which is the transcript of an audio. Good luck with that. I’d suggest for this episode to either watch the video or, I’ll put the direct audio from the video here in the podcast. For now, enjoy…
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100 Things I wish My Dad Taught Me. Episode 21. “Everything serves even if at first you don’t see it.”
Today I have made a video for you here on the Innerwealth.com blog. If you are listening to the audio, you are listening to the audio, of the transcript, of the video, from an audio. Good luck with that. Transcript of Video. Good day, it’s Chris and three steps to success. forgive yourself get a…
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100 Things I wish my Dad taught me. Episode 20. “Blessings result from your thought, word and action.”
Actually, my dad was real stickler for this. He used a strong hand to dominate our thoughts and was very determined that what we said we did. there is a great book written by a guy Viktor Frankl the title is man’s search for meaning, and I’m sure he meant women to, but this book…
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100 things I wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 19. “Cause equals effect in time and space.”
This is 100 things I wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 19. “Cause equals effect in time and space.” If my dad was Einstein this would have been a realistic expectation. It’s such a complex and sophisticated statement. Maybe my dad taught me in a different set of words, like: If you do that again…
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100 Things I wish my Dad taught me. Episode 18. “Idle time idle mind, illusions grow. If you don’t plant flowers you forever pull weeds.”
“Idle time idle mind, illusions grow. If you don’t plant flowers you forever pull weeds.” Actually my Dad did teach me this. It’s a really old wisdom he got from his Dad, and his and his etc. Depression is most often rampant in people who have too much idle time. My Dad’s cure for everything,…
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100 Things I wish my Dad Taught Me. Episode 17. “Whatever you put energy into today produces results tomorrow.”
Today I wish my dad had taught me this “Whatever you put energy into today produces results tomorrow.” The reason is very clear. For most of my first 30 years of life I vacillated between the discipline for the long term and the enjoyment of the short term. That’s the cause of noise in the…
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100 Things I wish my Dad Taught Me. Episode 16. “Your actions determine your results.”
“Your actions determine your results.” On the wall of my bank manager, back when there were such people, she had a notice: Words are words Thoughts are thoughts. Promises are promises. Ideas are ideas. But results are the only reality. The result of all your thinking, speaking, wishing, hoping, dancing and emoting is your action.…
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100 Things I wish My Dad Taught Me. Episode 15. “I am a genius and I apply my wisdom.”
“I am a genius and I apply my wisdom.” I failed high school. I struggled through seven years of university. Therefore, if I am a genius it is certainly not academically. Affirmations, statements we make to ourselves, do not have to be true to be true. And if life has beaten you down and you…
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100 Things I wish my Dad Taught Me. Episode 15. “Achievement starts with a single great thought.”
Today, in 100 things I wish my dad had taught me, we discuss this wisdom. “Achievement starts with a single great thought.” There are two words that provide the lives of every human being from the very start, mine included. Those two words impact everything. When there is a quote that says achievement starts with…
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100 Things I wish My Dad taught me. Episode 14. “You move in the direction of your dominant thoughts.”
I raced rally cars for many years. I can’t claim to be good at it but I learnt many lessons from it. The biggest one was never look at the tree. what does that mean in real language. Well, as you’re drifting sideways through a corner on a dirt road at about 120 km/h, there…
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100 Things I wish my Dad had Taught me. Episode 13. “What do you feed yourself?”
“What do you feed yourself?” This has very little to do with food. Although food is included. What you feed yourself includes what you wear, how tidy your life is, how organised your time is, what you do in your spare time, how you handle success and failures. What you feed yourself includes how dependent…
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100 Things I wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 14. “You move in the direction of your dominant thoughts.”
“You move in the direction of your dominant thoughts.” And whether you ride a road bike, race a car or are simply worried about your kids watching too much tv, what you fear comes near, and what you visualise you manifest. There is a positive correlation between what you think and what happens. Many people…
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100 things I wish my Dad taught me. Episode 12. “As you believe so you achieve.”
My kids, or my partner’s kids to be more accurate, have a favourite book called imagine. It’s been their favourite book since they could be read to. The book tells the first half of a story and asks the kids to fill in the rest. Such as, your are flying through space how does it…
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100 Things I wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 11. “Loving what you do helps you do more of what you love.”
Chris wishes his Dad had taught him that “Loving what you do helps you do more of what you love.” Let’s hear what he has to say about it. A great quote to begin with “Everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die” – Another great quote from an alcoholic. “I feel…
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100 things I wish my Dad Taught me. Episode 10. “Your body knows when you are doing what you love.”
Hi, This is Mrs Robot Voice, Mr Robot Voice is on his day working from home today. Working from home hahahahahah – he’s at the gym, going to the Apple store, and getting a massage. Great job. Today, we’re doing Chris’ 100 things and I love this one. “Your body knows when you are doing…
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100 things I wish my Dad had taught me. Episode 10. “The pain of regret is greater than the pain of self discipline.”
Hi this is Robot Man. Sorry I’m late getting to the studio to record this, I went out last night and had a few drinks with friends. Damn, and I missed my gym session this morning too. I really wish I didn’t go out last night, those guys just throw hell to the wind and…
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100 Things I wish my Dad had Taught me. Episode 9. “Doing what you love is the key to fulfilment.”
This Episode is bought to you by the Tour de Pants, Innerwealth, Red Bull No Bull and Toblerone Chocolate on a wet Sunday afternoon. Today we discuss “Doing what you love is the key to fulfilment.” Would you rather be fulfilled or wealthy? Four guys came across a gene and rubbed the lamp. They each…
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100 Things I wish my Dad had Taught me. Episode 8. “Your one true being your soul is grateful for what is.”
Today’s topic. “Your one true being your soul is grateful for what is.” As it is with all of life, the best way to understand anything is by breaking it down to one bite at a time. Then step back and observe the finished jig saw puzzle. So, “Your one true being your soul is…
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100 things that I wish my Dad had taught me. Episode 7. “The power that made the body heals the body.”
Hello, I’m Mrs Robot Voice. My partner Mr Robot voice is not well today, exhausted from yesterday. I didn’t hear what made him so tired. Maybe he needs to listen to the advice Chris Walker gives while he’s transcribing it for Chris. Chris is so amazing, but you all know that. So, lets get started.…
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100 Things I wish my Dad had taught me. Episode 6. “Certainty and presence intensify healing.”
Yesterday with the help of Deborah, we spoke about healing. Today, Chris Walker has given me, your American voice host, the gratious and most magnanimous opportunity to share his most wonderful wisdom and I am so humbled and grateful for this amazing, super hero man, this wise guru, the most amazing, gorgeous, wonderful, Bondi based,…
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100 Things I wish my Dad had taught me. Episode 5. “All complete healing is activated through gratitude and love.”
This is episode 5 of 100 things I wish my Dad had taught me. “All complete healing is activated through gratitude and love.” it’s very easy to slip into the mistake of thinking that today we are talking about healing the body. Actually we are talking about healing anything. Whether it’s a bruise to the…
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100 Things I wish my Dad had told me. Episode 4. “On purpose we Don’t acknowledge rejection.”
I reckon if I added up all the time I wasted in the first 40 years of my life moaning and groaning and complaining about people who rejected me I could probably have saved three years to use for things I love doing and saved the energy. What a bombastic waste of life it is…
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100 Things I wish my Dad had taught me – episode 3 “True self worth stems from within.”
It feels bad for me to load this one on my dad. How would he ever know this? His inside was a mess. In fact, the mere survival of life was a miracle for him given his story. But I still would love to have heard it at some stage during my early years. The…
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100 Things I wish my Dad taught me. #2… “No one can beat you down further than yourself.”
The WTPDP, the Walker Team Performance Development Programme has a process built into it that accepts the fact that people are harder on themselves than anyone else. It asks, on a series of company specific criteria for the future success of its teams, to rate themselves against each variable. Then their boss rates them on…
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100 Things I wish my Dad had taught me. “No one can lift yourself up higher than yourself”
Today’s question is whether this is really true. “No one can lift yourself up higher than yourself.” when I was a kid in school I loved playing cricket. I played cricket before school and I played cricket after school and I played during school. All I wanted for Christmas was a cricket bat and a…
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100 things I wish my Dad had taught me.. Part A.
In my life I have no regrets. Ok, maybe one or two, but mostly no regrets. Oh, all right, more than a few but still, no regrets, mostly. Kind of. Nearly 100% no regrets. Oh! Yes, I do regret that and that. But mostly no regrets. All right! There’s about 50% of what I have…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q20. Why is marketing a lie…and why is it so important to do it.
Today’s Question is: Why is all marketing a lie and why is it important to market yourself and what you do? This is a really really hard question for the saints amongst us. The Buddha is meant to have said “teach them the illusion until they are ready for truth” and someone else who was…
Keep readingIn the last year, bartenders have rewilded their drinks with foraged cocktails, city-dwellers have rewilded their urban landscapes with public mini-forests, and brands have been making sweeping efforts to become regenerative. But is it possible to rewild the way we as individuals think and act on a daily basis? In other words, “can we rewild ourselves?,” the BBC asked in…
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Solo Wellness – And it’s about time
People are reconsidering their relational health with others and with themselves, focusing on their overall wellbeing and self-growth. A new solo-lens for self-betterment and wellness is shifting the way consumers operate in relationships. Many couples are taking relationship gap years by scheduling time apart to prioritize self-discovery and growth. The BBC featured two couples in…
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A Revolution in the way humanity treats itself – Natures Laws
Do you really want change? The concept of being inspired is quite profound and uniquely different to what is the normal every day modality of people’s way of life. When we are motivated we use carrot and stick type analogies to cause us to want to get up in the morning and go kickback for…
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Executive Coaching – An Overview
Coaching in a business environment is a training method in which a more experienced or skilled individual provides an employee with advice and guidance intended to help develop the individual’s skills, performance and career. Coaching is distinguished from similar HR competencies of mentoring and counseling (as a step in a progressive discipline system). Coaching may…
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30 Questions in 20 Days. Q19. Spoon bending?
Today’s question: If you were told you could bend a spoon with your mind, would you agree but accept you don’t know how, or would you say it’s a trick? In the year before the Grand Canyon started as a trickle of a creek, about a billion years ago now, I attended a spoon bending…
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The Very Real Dangers of Executive Coaching
It is beyond belief that in 2022 people still consider the idea of an executive coach as an accessory or a luxury in business. One of the reasons for this is that for many years life coaches have been nothing more than amateur psychologists. And, in most cases very poor ones. I have included an…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q18. What happens to the human condition, leadership or love, when a person is in a state of frustration?
Today is Question number 18 of 20. Growth rings of a tree signify something that is witnessed in astrology, history, biology and psychology. It controls relationships, human growth, death, and emotions. Growth rings of a tree reflect what key aspect of the universal laws that govern all life. What do you think this all means…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q17. Nothing affects the child more than the unfulfilled (un-lived) life of the parent. True or False?
Today’s question number 17. Nothing affects the Child more than the unfulfilled life of the parent. Why would this be and can you see this around you? Every human being on earth carries wounds. This is the first confession we all have to make. We all have some fulmar another of wounds. Those wounds are…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Today Q16. Love and hate – family and Expectations.
20 Questions in 30 Days. Today Q16. You see people with different characteristics – some you like and some you don’t. Can you love one person and hate another? Why would that be a great question? Did you know that every human being has every single trait. You are both loved and hated for it.…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q 15. Why do people who seek peace attract trouble.
Today’s question is wonderful. It pushes every button in the universe and in our memes. This question of the series 20 Questions in 30 Days. is Question 15. Why do people who seek peace attract trouble? Ask the universe. answer: ashasajhrerbsiherkcbaiwends erhjaksdkhswerbkashdhrktbgkebsahhkhaskhdkhskd OK so that’s universe talk so as a qualified translator of universe speak,…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q14. Why does being in the moment guarantee failure?
20 Questions in 30 Days. Q14. Why does being in the moment guarantee failure? First and foremost it doesn’t. Not always. Only sometimes. All eyes are turned to the future. Every animal, human and inanimate object has its eyes on the future. Birds build nests before they lay eggs not after. People save money for…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q13. How do you know if you really let go the past?
Today is question 13. How do you know if you really let go the past? It’s a very key question in mental health and mental strength which I am sure you’ll agree are vital ingredients in any walk of life. So I will present the acid test rather than the process of letting go. No…
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Nicola’s Spirit – Short Film from ON Running
The word spirit is such a common thread in Canadian language but here in Aussie it’s been hijacked by religious concepts. In the Himalayas, it is everyday language and it means the same to those who love sport and the outdoors. It defines us, not philosophically but in our approach to love and life. My…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q12 Why Does Success Breed Success?
The question today is “why does success breed success?” There are so many answers to this question it’s hard to know where to start but I assume the best place is to summarise the most important. The reason why success breeds success is that it creates a sense of abundance. So, success does not breed…
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SIX MONTHS NEWS LETTER FROM CHRIS
Six monthly Report Over the last six months you may have participated in coaching, enjoyed reading the blogs and listening to the podcast and over this period of time you will have collected a significant amount of information which from time to time needs to be collated and stuck together in a way that is…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q11. What’s the Secret to Wealth Creation?
Question is: If you have a big vision, what do you think would be thesecret to fulfilling that vision without losing everything you’ve already got? Clue: Appreciation grows. What you don’t appreciate, depreciates. The worst date I ever had was with one of the most astonishing women I ever met. Physically stunning but I never…
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Queens Birthday Thoughts
this country has its heroes. We know them in sport we know them in victory in battle and we know them in politics. But this story that has been written by the ABC with great integrity encourage stands tall amongst those stories. this is a story about a woman who stood up against violence, crime,…
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Extremely disappointed – distancing myself from Deepak Chopra’s Comments
Forbes magazine recently published an article headlined Deepak and Innerwealth. Much of the material for the interview was taken from my web site, and it is not the first time this has happened. I love Deepak Chopra’s work but when he starts to use my clarity and distinction to create fear amongst the human race,…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q10 Does the size of your vision determine the size of your life?
The size of your vision determines the size of your Life. Do you agree with this and what is the difference between a fantasy and a vision? This is a very important question and both parts play a key role in happiness, success, fulfilment and longevity. I tread carefully in the answer. When we defy…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q9. We go in the direction of our dominant thought.
We go in the direction of our dominant thought. Agree? H ow can we use this to our advantage? Why is this also the cause of all trouble and human disaster Why is this the key to success in life. Why do we need to learn how to master our thinking to avoid disaster and…
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20 Questions in 30 Days #Q8. Is it true? What we judge we breed, attract or become…
Today is an awesome mental challenge but also a very very practical one. What would be the meaning of the statement: Whatever we judge we breed, attract, or become? Why would this be a universal law? I read a great book once with the title sources of the self. It was written by Charles Taylor…
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20 Questions in 30 Days: Q7. Why do people do what they do and why do some have discipline and others not?
What are human values and why, if we work on our lower values do we attract: Calamities? Disasters? Humbling Circumstances? Ok, we’ve all seen our very best friends, sometimes our partner or children do some really extraordinary things and sometimes we’ve seen them do the opposite. We shake our head for both… wow. We’ve witnessed…
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20 QUESTIONS IN 30 DAYS. #6. Understanding the Influence of Life Stress on Executive Performance
QUESTION NUMBER 6. What does the behaviour of light have to do with the behaviour of nature and what does the behaviour of nature have to do with the behaviour of human beings? What then is the comparison between light and thought? This comprehensive article explains how monitoring your HRV through the use of a…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q5. What is thought and are there really good and bad thoughts.
G’day, today we have three questions. What is thought? Is there such thing as a bad thought? And is it possible for one thought to be better than another thought? Let’s deal with them in sequence starting with; what is thought? Although the answer to this seems at 1st to be benign, it’s actually quite…
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20 Questions in 30 DAYS… Q4. Do you have your answer?
HERE IS QUESTION 4. Part A. What is an emotion and how does this relate to aphelion and perihelion of the earth? AND QUESTION 4. Part B. Is nature in balance or is she always seeking balance? What is stress in relation to emotion? from this tiny image you can see that the earth is…
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20 QUESTIONS IN 30 DAYS – Q3. DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC?
So far, I’ve taken a deep dive into feelings, meme’s and leader’s mindset. You don’t want to be a fool. Nor do you want to hit a peak in your life where your emotions and feelings block your journey. That would be an unnecessary end to a golden opportunity. It might feel a dry to…
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20 Questions In 30 DAYS – Q2. WHAT IS A MEME? and why is how you think as important as what you think
We have answered question 1. Do not trust your feelings because they are so vulnerable to change and influence that it’s a very very unreliable source of data and guidance for even your marriage. Yes, what makes you feel good will attract you and what makes you feel bad you’ll try to change or move…
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20 Questions in 30 Days. Q1 Part B. Are your feelings real?
YOUR FEELINGS ARE NOT REAL AND THEY CAN BE CHANGED IN AN INSTANT AND YET, WE TRUST THEM TO THE POINT OF SUCCESS AND FAILURE, TO MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE, TO DECISION MAKING AND INVESTMENT. IN THIS USE OF FEELINGS WE ARE ALL MARKED AS FOOLS. NEVER TRUST YOUR FEELINGS AND YET, WITHOUT THEM, WE ARE…
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20 Questions in 30 days. Question #1. Are Your Feelings Real?
There are four keys to a great life. If you have all four of these you can really say, “I have made it: – I am managing my life well” and there is one enemy that sabotages them all, without fail. This article explores that enemy. The four great icons of a great life are:…
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20 QUESTIONS IN 30 DAYS – DAY 0.
Exploring inspiration is both an intellectual journey as well as a personal one. We do not deny the need for knowledge in placing order in the chaos called life. Disorganised knowledge leads to confusion and so, as your coach, the anti guru guru, every now and again it’s important to consider the exploration or revision…
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INSPIRED THINKING #21 USING CONTENTMENT TO OVERCOME DOUBT
To sit alone in doubt is hell. To resolve doubt sitting alone is impossible. The self-talk that causes doubt will feed itself. Poor self-talk causes doubt. A doubting mind will remain a doubting mind no matter what intellectual knowledge is provided to it, the answers to the questions are really irrelevant. If you are given…
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INSPIRED THINKING #20 – IMMUNITY FROM YOUR ENVIRONMENT
So we have covered a huge amount of ground in the past 29 days and today we come to the end of the 30 topic window. We’ve spoke about the power of the mind, mental strength because thought is the only power, only real power a human being has. To change your thoughts is to…
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INSPIRED THINKING #19 3 DAYS IN NATURE TO CHANGE YOUR SELF TALK
Research shows that the ‘3-day Effect’ is the key to truly getting out of your rut. In writing his book, The Comfort Crisis, Michael Easter spent more than a month deep in the Arctic backcountry. This, naturally, put him in some sketchy situations. Like the afternoon he encountered a grizzly bear the size of a Chevy…
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INSPIRED THINKING #18 – SELF TALK AND CONTENTMENT – THE BATTLE WITHIN.
Today we are going to discuss contentment. It is a very appropriate conversation because we have been generating allot of excitement and inspiration about the future with viewpoint and mind-power. It is important to include contentment just in case you become somehow obsessed with the future and forget contentment which is the present moment. Your…
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INSPIRED THINKING #17 – OBEDIENCE AND THE FOUR CORNERSTONES OF MIND POWER
So far, in this course on inspired thinking, we have discussed the value of routine, viewpoint and exercise as keys to the expression of knowledge you gain in life. We have presented the idea of mind powers and now we can deliver more to our bottom line in life through Self-Leadership. Today I will present…
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INSPIRED THINKING #16 – MASTERY OF MIND
Yesterday we spoke about viewpoint as being the single most vital key in leadership and self awareness. I encouraged you to look from the universal view so you can run the world in your chosen field. Today, we delve into there micro level of self-awareness and leadership with mind control. Everything in this universe fits…
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INSPIRED THINKING #15 – VIEWPOINT
We may have covered this in a previous post but in this course on Inspired Thinking we do review important lessons several times. You can’t manage anything you can’t see the balance in and so, you viewpoint in life is the single most important element of self mastery. A person with a small viewpoint cannot…
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INSPIRED THINKING #14 THE FIVE KEYS TO NON REACTIVE LEADERSHIP.
This lesson is about self awareness and using it wisely. We have spoken about self-reliance and its importance in leadership and life. But there is something far more important as a leader when it comes to mastering self-awareness. This topic is non reaction. We react to everything we are not conscious of and so, we…
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INSPIRED THINKING #12B Integrity – Becoming Open to Truth – YOUR EGO AND YOU
The small gap between integrity and your ego we call growth. Today we speak about Integrity – Becoming Open to Truth – negotiating with your ego. To find our integrity (call this also truth), the first thing that must be learned is to unlock what has already been learned and then to unlearn it. We…
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INSPIRED THINKING #12B2 THE ART OF LEADERSHIP – (video)
All too often we get trapped in the doing of computation as a leader when really, the quality and inspiration of our leadership comes from art. Artists create from images in their heart, deep impressions onto a canvas. It can be a sculpture a painting or photograph. It can be dancing or singing or creating…
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INSPIRED THINKING #12A Good Leadership: Getting Sucked in but Evolving Back Out Again. Video
Every day there is a chance that something is going to suck you from your inner sanctuary of wise decision making and good leadership into an emotional state of reaction. That chance is nature’s universal law at work bringing you to chaos from order. That’s called evolution. You evolve at the border of chaos and…
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INSPIRED THINKING #12 – EGO IS THAT A DIRTY WORD
TODAY WE EXPLORE INSPIRED THINKING #12 – EGO IS IT REALLY SO BAD – A DIRTY WORD? There are many planes of existence and the material one is on the surface of life. On this plane we may choose to live out most of our life and so a great journey takes place here. Unfortunately,…
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INSPIRED THINKING #11 – SELF-RELIANCE
Today we discuss the vital objective in success of SELF RELIANCE. Many years ago, especially in the East, people were in tune with nature. Nature’s harmony and the human happiness were considered one. What happened outside of us, happened within. But now, with time and technology, we have lost touch. Concrete has replaced trees, paint…
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INSPIRED THINKING #10 SELF WORTH
IMPROVE YOURSELF We all understand the importance of maintaining progress in our own life. Self- awareness is an ongoing and continuous journey. This earth has been evolving from the time it first took shape. You are part of this earth; from its bosom you were extracted, and to its bosom you will shortly return. Therefore,…
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INSPIRED THINKING #9 PATIENCE
The Bible gives the advice to take no thought of the morrow. And you will hear often the ideal “be in the moment, live in the now.” There have been many families who have frozen to death because of the misinterpretation this idea. There is no surer way of turning smart wise people into neophytes…
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